Description
BOOK
A clear, illustrated explanation of the British Mah-Jong Association (BMJA) rules
- What a Mah-Jong set contains
- How to set out and deal the tiles
- How then to play the game
- How to score and settle the tally payments once someone has gone Mah-Jong
The basic rules of Mah-Jong are quite easily grasped (it’s a bit like the card game “Rummy”), but there are a number of complexities. So, for the beginner, there is a chapter which breaks the rules down into easy stages – taking you gradually towards the complete rules.
There is a chapter on Mah-Jong strategy – how best to play to increase your chances of winning – and another which answers a multitude of questions that visitors to the website have asked about the BMJA rules.
81pages. Size A4 (210 x 297mm, 8.3 x 11.7 inches).
Contents
- Introduction
- Equipment
- Learning the Game by Stages
- The Game
- Scoring
- “Mah-Jong (Know the Game)” Corrections & Clarifications
- Mah-Jong Strategy
- Questions Answered
- Glossary
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PLAYING AID
Two-sided playing aid for people playing Mah-Jong using the British Mah-Jong Association (BMJA) rules.
Laminated card. Size A4 (210 x 297mm, 8.3 x 11.7 inches).
2018 edition
This is a re-design of the previous laminated playing aid (making it more informative and easier to follow) and includes a couple of recent clarifications from the authors of the BMJA rules relating to special hands: (a) what actually constitutes ‘Buried treasure’ and (b) the score that might be obtained for some of the hands in unusual circumstances .
Side 1 – Preparation, basic scoring and doubling
- Explains how to prepare for playing, including how to build the walls, break one to form the kong box and then deal the tiles
- Shows how to calculate the basic score from pungs, kongs, etc.
- Gives illustrations of all the tiles and their classifications: major & minor suit tiles, honour tiles (Dragons & Winds) and bonus tiles
- Shows the doubling allowed for each of the players
Side 2 – Special hands
- Gives illustrated descriptions of all the special hands and the scores they give you
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