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A winning player is responsible for announcing the value of their hand.
Category - Rules
Protocols, regulations, etc.
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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A player discards a tile and misnames but then realizes he/she has the same tile in her rack.
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Although there is no rule about placing exposures in the hand's order on the card, it is courteous to do so and put Jokers in the proper place.
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When a player pushes out the wrong wall during play and tiles have been picked, all hands are thrown in, and a new game is started.
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Since Jokers can be named same when discarded, players must watch the table.
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