Mah Jong Like many other traditional games, there are a wide variety of forms of Mah Jong which makes things somewhat difficult for anyone trying to find the definitive set of rules. The first rules given here are based on the original Chinese game which is the simplest and probably the most skillful form. Also given are additional rules for the British game. This version differs slightly to the typical Chinese game because only one chow is allowed per hand and the Chinese game has fewer "special hands". Both games differ significantly from the typical style of play performed in the USA,where a large and complicated set of "special hands" have been invented beyond the initial Chinese set and where a player cannot go Mah Jong with more than one suit in hand. We also give a version of Mah Jong for 3 players playing in a triangle. See also our quality Mah Jong sets. Equipment Basic Equipment A set of Mah Jong tiles consists of 144 tiles typically around 30 x 20 x 15mm. Optional Equipment Preparation
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