American Mahjong — Rules

Complete rules for all 17 Mahjong variants in Riichi Advanced. Click to learn how to play.

Riichi Mahjong Rules

Japanese Riichi Mahjong. Most popular variant with riichi bets, dora tiles, furiten rule, and 40+ yaku.

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American Mahjong (NMJL) Rules

American Mah-Jongg (NMJL). Assemble hands with jokers, declare dead, use the Charleston.

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Base Mahjong Rules

Base/default mahjong rules across all variants. Tile types, sets, and winning hands.

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Bloody 30-Faan Jokers Rules

Bloody end rules with Vietnamese jokers and 30+ faan scoring patterns.

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Chinitsu Challenge Rules

Two-player bamboo-only variant. Try not to chombo!

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Fuzhou Mahjong Rules

Fuzhou mahjong with a unique dora-like joker system.

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Galaxy Mahjong Rules

Riichi with blue galaxy wildcards that replace one of each tile type.

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Guide to Mahjong Tiles

Visual guide to all mahjong tiles: manzu, pinzu, souzu, winds, dragons, red fives.

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Hong Kong Mahjong Rules

Hong Kong Old Style. Three point minimum, flower bonuses, everyone pays.

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Mahjong Competition Rules (MCR)

Mahjong Competition Rules. Official Chinese tournament rules with 81 scoring patterns.

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Sanma (3-Player Riichi) Rules

Three-player Riichi with north wind nukidora and adjusted scoring.

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Sichuan Bloody Mahjong Rules

Sichuan Bloody. Void a suit, trade tiles, three players must win (bloody end).

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Mahjong Tiles Reference

Complete reference of all Mahjong tiles across different rulesets.

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Mahjong Tutorials

Interactive tutorials covering basics, calls, yaku, and advanced strategies.

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Vietnamese Mahjong Rules

Vietnamese mahjong with jokers and unique scoring mechanics.

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Zung Jung Mahjong Rules

Zung Jung. Additive scoring system designed for fairness and simplicity.

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Zansanma Rules

Zansanma. A unique 3-player mahjong variant with special scoring rules.

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