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There is no limit as to how many Jokers may be used to complete an exposure
Category - Rules
Protocols, regulations, etc.
When a player places a tile on the sloping part of their rack it is consider a racked tile.
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If a player picks a tile from the wrong end of the wall and racks it, that player's hand is dead.
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If a player picks out of turn their hand is dead, and they discontinue play.
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A winning player is responsible for announcing the value of their hand.
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A Joker cannot be used to exchange a symbol tile in an exposure.
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Once a player begins his hand by picking a tile from the wall, Joker exchange(s) can be done.
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A player is entitled to doing a Joker exchange regardless of whether they are playing an exposed or concealed hand.
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Once a player has begun their turn by picking a tile from the wall, they may do a Joker exchange or multiple Joker exchanges from any player's rack including their own.
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If you claim a discard to start your turn, you must be able to complete an exposure with the discarded tile.
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