More Mahjong: Riichi, Filipino

Six real styles of mahjong — Filipino, Taiwanese, American, Hong Kong, Japanese Riichi, Traditional Chinese — played by their true rules. Honest deal. No ads. One price.

Real mahjong, not tile-matching. Every style plays by its own true rules, and when you have mahjong, you can claim it.

Most mahjong apps get the game wrong. Winning hands the app won't let you claim. Melds broken by force. Scoring that doesn't add up. We built six complete rulesets — every claim, every score, every settlement enforced the way the table you learned at enforces it. The wall is a shuffle that knows nobody's hand. Nobody gets dealt a win. Including the computer.

SIX STYLES, EACH DONE RIGHT • American Mah Jongg — the Charleston, eight wild jokers, and a card of 72 hands • Filipino — 16 tiles, flowers that pay the moment they land • Taiwanese — 16 tiles, tai scoring, the dealer rides the streak • Hong Kong — 13 tiles, faan scoring, three faan minimum to go out • Riichi — the Japanese game: declare, count your yaku, watch the dora • Traditional Chinese — the classical game, where every table's rules began

THE MORE MAHJONG CARD — OURS, AND YOURS American Mah Jongg needs a card, so we wrote one. Seventy-two hands across nine sections — 2026, 2468, 13579, 369, Consecutive Numbers, Any Matching Numbers, Winds & Dragons, Quints, and Singles & Pairs — with the jokers, the Charleston, the joker exchange and the jokerless bonus all working the way they should.

And it isn't locked inside the app. Read the whole card at moremahjong.app/the-card, or print the PDF and bring it to your own table on Tuesday. It's free, and it's yours.

Each style speaks its own language at the table — Pong 碰, Chi 吃, Zimo 自摸 — romanized first, native script beside it. We studied six living traditions and got each one right.

LEARN AT THE TABLE, NOT IN A MANUAL Every style opens with a two-minute card deck and a guided first hand you play instead of read. Then there's Ask Tiya — the auntie at your elbow, who tells you what to throw and, more usefully, why. She reads the real rules of the style you're in: yaku in Riichi, faan in Hong Kong, the card in American. She teaches at solo tables only. Online, you're on your own.

GET GOOD BEFORE TUESDAY If you already have a game, this is the practice partner between games. Run the Charleston twenty times. Find out whether that hand was ever really on the card. Play a hundred hands of Riichi until you can read a discard pile. Your record keeps score: every hand, every style, win rates, streaks, and a shelf of medals.

PLAY WITH PEOPLE Free online multiplayer — quick-match in your style, or open a private table and text your people the join code. No accounts, no lobbies full of bots. Game Center leaderboards and achievements if you want them.

ONE PRICE, NO TRICKS Free to download and play. One optional one-time unlock lifts the daily limit on solo hands. No ads. No energy meters. No subscription. Playing with friends is free for everyone, always.

Offline-first: no account, no login, plays on a plane. VoiceOver supported throughout.

More Mahjong is not affiliated with the National Mah Jongg League, and the More Mahjong Card is not the League's card.