Category - Not in MJME

 When a player calls a tile and places it on the flat part of their rack or exposes tiles from their rack, they are committed to taking that discard.  They may add or take away from the exposure before discarding.

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One might think that a player's turn begins when the previous player discards a tile but that is not the case. The reason for this is that turns can be interrupted when another player claims the discard to make an exposure. Therefore, a player's turn officially begins when they either pick a tile from the wall or call a discard.

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A “pie” is a limit set by players. Players start with $5 in coins to pay the winner.

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When a Bettor forgets to make his bet either in writing  or on a betting device, he is penalized by having to pay the winner as do the other players.

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A commitment to a called tile occurs when a player either exposes tiles on the flat part of their rack, placed the called tile on the flat part of their rack or placed the called tile on the sloping part of their rack along with their other tiles. 

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It is every player's responsibility to verify they’ve made a correct exposure.

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A player calls a discarded tile while another player simultaneously racks the tile they picked; the player who called the discarded tile is entitled to it.

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When a player calls a tile and places it on the flat part of their rack or exposes tiles from their rack, they are committed to taking that discard. 

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A tile is discarded and misnamed, and two players call for mah jongg

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A player cannot reverse the action once a Joker placing with a natural tile.

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