Tag: <span>Misnamed discard</span>

ID87-Simultaneous Call for a Misnamed Discard

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December 29, 2022

Question: What happens when a misnamed tile is called for Mah Jongg? Answer: If two players call Mah Jongg, one on a misnamed tile and one on the correct tile, the player who has Mah Jongg on the correct tile gets the Mah Jongg. This is an example of how important it is for all […]

By debbie@mahjcon.com

ID43-Penalty & Process for a Misnamed Tile in Exposure or for Mah Jongg

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December 23, 2022

Question: What happens if a player misnames their discard? Answer: If a player misnames a discarded tile, it can be correctly named by any player. Following are two scenarios where penalties are enforced: Invalid Exposure: If a misnamed tile is called and an invalid exposure is made, that player’s hand would no longer be viable. […]

By Karen Glynn

ID31-Misnamed Discard and the Correct Tile is in the Player’s Hand

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December 23, 2022

Question: Someone discarded a tile and misnamed it. However, they had the correct tile in their hand. What happens in this situation? Answer: A player cannot replace a discard with the correct tile from their hand. Instead, it should be brought to the player’s attention and then the tile should be correctly named. Any player […]

By Karen Glynn

Debbie has been playing Mah Jongg since she is 26 years old! She began teaching all levels of Mah Jongg in 2006 and has taught thousands of students since. She is the Author of “Unlocking the Secrets of American Mah Jongg,” a step-by-step illustrated guide on how to play American Mah Jongg, published in 2019. Debbie is dedicated to making sure every student learns to play according to the National Mah Jongg Leagues rules. She loves sharing her love of the game through teaching, running events and tournaments, and is dedicated to helping others take their game to the next level. Debbie and her husband, Randy also created Mahjpedia, the first rules app available on both the play and app store.

Tag: <span>Misnamed discard</span>

ID87-Simultaneous Call for a Misnamed Discard

ID43-Penalty & Process for a Misnamed Tile in Exposure or for Mah Jongg

ID31-Misnamed Discard and the Correct Tile is in the Player’s Hand

No Optional Pass with a Player Who Stops the Charleston

Torn Between Two Hands

The Importance of Playing Defensively

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