Mahjong‧ 1.3

Mahjong is a tile-based game that originated in China and is commonly played by four players. The game involves skill, strategy, and calculation, along with a degree of chance.

Players draw and discard tiles to form a winning hand, typically consisting of a combination of pairs, triplets, and sequences.

The set usually includes a complete set of Mahjong tiles, traditional scoring sticks, a rulebook, and often a carrying case for easy transport.

Yes, there are various online platforms and applications that allow players to enjoy Mahjong against other players or computer opponents.

While there's no strict age requirement, it's generally suitable for ages 8 and up due to the game's complexity.

Mahjong is traditionally played with four players, though variations exist for fewer participants.

There are many versions, including Chinese Mahjong, Japanese Riichi Mahjong, American Mahjong, and others, each with specific rules and scoring systems.

A game can last anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours depending on the players' familiarity with the rules and their speed of play.

Yes, strategies include memorizing tiles, paying attention to opponents' discards, and understanding optimal hand formations.

The set can often be purchased from online retailers such as Amazon or specialty game stores.