Although Mah Jong has been played by many nationalities through the ages, there are few books on the game. Some early books, translated from the Chinese, make hilarious reading and are virtually impossible to comprehend. Most books for beginners assume that the reader has some elementary knowledge of the game.
In this well-thoughtout book, the player is introduced to every phase by a clear explanation followed by illustrations which enable an easy step-by-step development of the game. Scoring is set out in simple tabulated form, with illustrations of scoring for specific hands.
Altogether fifty-one hands are fully illustrated making this an invaluable handbook for newcomer and experienced player alike.

- 63 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
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Game of Mah Jong Illustrated
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Publisher
Simon & Schuster AustraliaeBook ISBN
9781925368109
Year
2015Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- 1. The Tiles
- 2. The Set
- 3. The Scoring Groups
- 4. Background to the Game
- 5. The Objective
- 6. Let’s Play
- 7. Scoring
- 8. The Chinese Game
- 9. Mah Jong Terms
- 10. Teaching Children
- 11. Special Hands
- 12. Further variations of Special Hands
- 13. Synopsis of Special Hands
- 14. The Game in Brief
- 15. Tournament play
- Bibliography
- Index
- Seating Indicator
- Doubling Table
- Copyright