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Choosing a hand is not a single decision made after the deal. It is a process of narrowing the card as your tiles change. Begin by reading the current card correctly. If its notation still feels unfamiliar, start with How…

The American Mah Jongg card is a menu of winning hands. Your goal is to build one complete line exactly as printed—not a mixture of pieces from different lines. Use the current card issued for your group. Sections and examples…

Jokers give American Mah Jongg much of its flexibility—and create many of its most common beginner questions. A Joker is a wild tile, but it cannot replace absolutely anything. It is used to help complete groups of three or more…

The Charleston is one of the features that makes American Mah Jongg unique. Before normal play begins, every player passes unwanted tiles in a coordinated sequence. The goal is not simply to get rid of bad tiles. The Charleston helps…

Once you know the tiles, it is time to prepare the table. American Mah Jongg setup may look elaborate, but the same routine is repeated before every game. You need four players, a complete tile set, four racks with pushers,…

Opening a new American Mah Jongg set can feel a little overwhelming. There are colorful symbols, unfamiliar characters, Flowers, Winds, Dragons, and—unlike many other versions of mahjong—Jokers. The good news is that the system becomes much easier once you sort…