# Scenario 4 Player Payout 3 Player Payout Source 1 Player A declares Mah Jongg in error, but hasn’t put up any exposures. tiles. Game proceeds with all players, and there is no penalty to the declarer. All players pay the winner at the end of the game. All players pay the winner […]
Below are examples of three dead hands without a Mah Jongg in error: Example 1: Player A has too many tiles. Outcome: Player A’s hand is declared dead and they stop playing. Play continues with Players B, C and D. Example 2: Player B has too few tiles. Play continues with Players C and D. […]
Question: What occurs if a player mistakenly declares Mah Jongg but another player actually needs the discarded tile to complete their own winning hand? Answer: If a player calls Mah Jongg in error and another player requires the discarded tile to achieve Mah Jongg, the player in need of the tile has the right to […]
Question: Is it okay to call a tile for Mah Jongg and then do a Joker exchange to use the Joker to complete the win? Answer: Once a player calls a tile and declares Mah Jongg, the called tile must be used as the winning tile. However, there are times when a player calls a […]