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Free Mahjong Games

Pick the version that matches how you want to play: a quiet solitaire puzzle, a four-player Chinese table, or American Mahjong practice.

Mahjong Titans solitaire board
Tile-matching puzzle

Mahjong Titans

Match open pairs, clear layered layouts, and play a quick solo Mahjong Solitaire puzzle.

  • Single player
  • Beginner friendly
  • 5-10 minutes
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Daily Mahjong Challenge
Today's challenge

Daily Mahjong Challenge

Play today's free Daily Mahjong Challenge. Open the same Mahjong Titans puzzle each day, clear the board and come back tomorrow for a new challenge.

  • Challenge
  • Seed
  • New challenge tomorrow
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Four-player table game

Chinese Mahjong

Play a simplified Chinese Mahjong round against three AI seats with Chow, Pung, Kong and Win actions.

  • Against AI
  • Easy difficulty available
  • Regional rules
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Practice trainer

American Mahjong

Practice card-style hands, Charleston passes, and joker decisions in a browser-friendly trainer.

  • Charleston
  • Jokers
  • U.S. style
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