4 players · you against three AI · one deal

Find the scoring patterns in your hand. Reach eight points under Chinese Official rules, with flower points counted separately.

1. 1

   Objective

   • A winning hand needs at least eight points before flowers. All four players compete separately; the first valid win ends the deal. An exhausted wall with no winner is a draw.
2. 2

   Setup

   • Use 144 Chinese tiles. Each of the eight flowers scores 1 bonus point. The dealer receives 14 tiles and others 13. Expose flowers immediately and replace them from the end of the wall. The round wind is East. Seat winds run East, South, West and North from the current dealer.
3. 3

   Playing a turn

   • On your turn, draw one tile and discard one. Select a tile and confirm the discard. Matching copies retain separate physical identities.
   • A discard can complete a win, pung or exposed kong. Only the next player may chow three consecutive tiles of one suit. Resolve all responses before awarding the tile: wins outrank pungs and kongs, which outrank chows. Equal-priority claims follow seating order after the discarder.
   • Four matching tiles can form a concealed kong. A fourth tile can extend an existing pung into an added kong. Draw a replacement after any kong, then discard. Added kongs can be robbed for a win. Concealed kongs cannot. Kongs require an available replacement. After a chow or pung, discard before declaring a concealed or added kong.
4. 4

   Winning hands and scoring patterns

   • A standard win has four melds and a pair. Seven pairs, seven shifted pairs, thirteen orphans, lesser and greater honors and knitted tiles, and a closed knitted straight are also recognized. Select the highest valid total using MCR values and exclusions, including winds, dragons, concealed pungs, kongs, waits and win events. Add flowers only after meeting the eight-point minimum.
5. 5

   Scoring and ending

   • On self-draw each opponent pays 8 plus the total hand score. On a discard win, the discarder pays 8 plus the hand score and each other opponent pays 8. The total includes flowers. Multiple win declarations use the nearest player after the discarder.