- Date: 09/29/2020
- By: Michele
- Categories: Rules
Players should verify a winner's mah jongg before throwing in their hands. If the mah jongg was not verified, and a player throws in their hand and breaks the wall, they are responsible for stopping the game.
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- Date: 09/29/2020
- By: Michele
- Categories: Rules
If a player picks a tile from the wall, declares mah jongg, and starts to expose his tiles only to find out he did not have mah jongg, their hand would be considered dead.
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- Date: 09/29/2020
- By: Michele
- Categories: Rules
A player must verbalize their intention to call a discarded tile.
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Before the commencement of the game, East is determined by all players' rolling the dice
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- Date: 09/29/2020
- By: Michele
- Categories: Rules
Once a player calls a tile and declares mah jongg, the called tile must be used as their mah jongg tile.
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- Date: 09/29/2020
- By: Michele
- Categories: Rules
There is no requirement to do a Joker exchange if you have a tile that would allow you to do so. In some cases, a player may choose not to do a Joker exchange if they want to prevent another player from being jokerless or to go for a jokerless hand.
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- Date: 09/29/2020
- By: Michele
- Categories: Rules
When reading the card, pay special attention to the text in the parentheses.
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- Date: 09/29/2020
- By: Michele
- Categories: Rules
Once a player has declared mah jongg, it’s not only permissible but standard practice to display one's hand in the order as shown on the card
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- Date: 09/29/2020
- By: Michele
- Categories: Rules
If a tile is discarded and misnamed and someone points it out, the discarder must rename the tile correctly.
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