Chinese Mahjong
Free · No sign-up · Play against three AI opponents
How to Play
- Click "Play Now" to open the full-screen table. On your turn, click any tile in your hand to discard it. A golden glow marks the latest discard.
- When another player discards a tile you can claim, buttons for Chow, Pung, Kong or Win pop up. Click "Pass" to decline.
- After drawing, buttons appear automatically if you can win or declare a concealed Kong.
- Winning hand: four sets (runs or triplets) plus a pair. Seven Pairs also wins if you have no exposed melds.
FAQ
Is it free? Do I need an account?
Completely free, no registration. Just open the page and play.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. The layout adapts to phone screens automatically.
Which rules are used?
Standard basic rules: Chow, Pung and Kong are allowed, Seven Pairs is supported, first to complete a hand wins. No scoring yet.
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