Strategies – Page 3

UNDERSTANDING THE COLORS ON THE CARD (Article 14)

Date: 09/29/2020
By: Michele
Categories: Strategies

The NMJL card is color-coded to indicate how many suits are needed in a hand

Date: 09/29/2020
By: Michele
Categories: Strategies

A player can put a called tile in their rack, although the preference is to put it directly on the rack's flat part.

Date: 09/29/2020
By: Michele
Categories: Guidelines, Strategies

When a player exposes tiles on the flat part of their rack, it isn’t required, nor is it a rule that they separate them with spaces.

Date: 09/27/2020
By: Michele
Categories: Rules, Strategies

Stopping the Charleston after the first Charleston moves is permitted and does not require another players' permission to do so nor does that person need to give a reason as to why they make their decision.

Date: 09/27/2020
By: Michele
Categories: Rules, Strategies

If a player stops the Charleston, he still can do an optional across.

Date: 09/09/2020
By: Michele
Categories: Strategies

Wall games can occur for different reasons and more times than not, it is because of defensive playing.

Date: 09/09/2020
By: Michele
Categories: Strategies

Every mah jongg player has their own style and vision for where a hand can go but there are strategies that apply to American mah jongg that can set every hand up for success.

Category - Strategies

UNDERSTANDING THE COLORS ON THE CARD (Article 14)

HANDLING FLOWERS (Article 12)

DISPLAYING MULTIPLE EXPOSURES (Article 82)

ANY PLAYER CAN STOP THE CHARLESTON WITHOUT GIVING A REASON (Article 118)

OPTIONAL ACROSS AFTER STOPPING THE CHARLESTON (Article 119)

PLAYING DEFENSIVELY (Article 117)

HOPTOI’S CORE STRATEGY BY WALL (Article 116)