Order of Play – Page 2

CLAIMING A DISCARD TO COMPLETE AN EXPOSURE (Article 16)

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

The letter "X" shown to a hand's right indicates that the hand is an exposed hand, meaning you may call a tile and expose it to complete a pung, kong, quint, or sextet

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

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

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

Once a player declares mah jongg, all players must wait to verify the players' mah jongg is a valid one before tossing in their hand.

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

During the game, proper etiquette allows everyone a reasonable amount of time to hear a discarded tile and decide whether they want the tile.

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

If a player picks out of turn their hand is dead, and they discontinue play.

Date: 09/08/2020
By: Michele
Categories: Rules

Everything in mah jongg moves in counter-clockwise order. The only exception is that the walls are pushed out in clockwise order.

Category - Order of Play

CLAIMING A DISCARD TO COMPLETE AN EXPOSURE (Article 16)

A PLAYER IS EAST OUT OF TURN (Article 109)

DECLARING MAH JONGG ENDS THE GAME (Article 49)

COUNT TO THREE BEFORE YOU START YOUR TURN (Article 66)

PENALTY FOR A PLAYER WHO PICKS OUT OF TURN (Article 70)

PICK TO THE RIGHT PUSH TO THE LEFT (Article 130)