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THE WHITE DRAGON IS A DUAL TILE (Article 104)

If a player discovers they have the wrong number of tiles after the Charleston, all tiles are thrown in, and the game begins again.

White Dragons (Soap), when represented as a zero, are considered neutral.

Jokerless hands under the Singles and Pairs section of the card have the highest values on the card.

Joker exchanges are done by first announcing a Joker exchange is to be made and then by handing the tile to the receiving player.

Jokers exposed before a hand is declared dead are still available for a Joker exchange.

It is too late for another player to call the previous discard once the next player has discarded.

Flowers Can Be Passed In the Charleston

If after the tiles are dealt out, and before the Charleston begins, East player has mah jongg it is referred to as a Heavenly Hand.

If the wrong player begins as East, the hand is played to the end, and the winner is paid.