HammerRingMahjong

A hammer-throw field event played inside a mahjong wall. Spin for tiles, release for distance, and never step out of the circle.

You stand in a 2.135 m concrete throwing circle wrapped in a protective net. Ahead of you the landing sector fans out for 120 metres, and the whole surface is planted with mahjong marker pylons — real tiles standing upright in the turf, some of them reinforced with steel rims.

Press and hold the pad. You start turning on the balls of your feet — the sliding pivot is the signature move of this event. The longer you hold, the faster you spin.

Every completed revolution pulls one tile from the wall into your hand, up to fourteen. This is the heart of the game: nobody deals you tiles, you decide how many to take by choosing how long to spin.

Let go while the ball is inside the gold wedge pointing downrange. Speed sets your raw distance, release angle sets how much of it survives, and it also decides whether the ball drifts left or right in the sector.