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Mahjong
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Mahjong crash course : Accessories
A description of the accessories used to play mahjong
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Mahjong crash course :Mahjong Set Types
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A description of some of the different types of mahjong sets and tiles
Standard Mahjong Set
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Description of all the tiles in a standard set of mahjong tiles
Playing Chinese Mahjong
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Playing Chinese Classical Style Mahjong with friends
Where did you buy that table?
Amazon
Please stop shilling the idea that "beginners" should start with a western set. I don't know how to read chinese or japanese characters, and I had zero knowledge on how to play mahjong just a month ago. But in a matter of 2 weeks I can play with my authentic 90s era Japanese set without having an aneurysm over "wHaT NuMbEr iS ThAt?!?" Seriously it is not that hard trying to remember just the manzu tiles, and only the 4 to 9 characters that would take a bit of getting used to and memorizing. The winds and dragons...are basically self-explanatory. Green dragon...its the green one, Red dragon...oh it's the red one....White dragon...common buddy. The winds? just look at the table and compare the character. I don't think I have to explain how easy it is to know the other 2 suits....unless you can't count. In just 2 weeks, I don't even have to question what tile that is. People that stuck on the "WESTERN NUMBERED" tiles are seriously special ed, or just xenophobic to learning SIMPLE Asian characters. Those "handicapped" western tiles looks so ugly and takes me out of the game.
I am 11 yrs old and i play chinese mahjong already
You’re not supposed to cut the tiles in front of you.
My favourite game ever 😍
I have never been more confused in my life.
I have been trying to track an 'Original East' indicator for literal years. Anyone know where I can get one? Also, why does the wind indicator die have the symbols for the red and green dragons? Not all of them have them.
Sorry for the late response. I found some of the "original east" triangles on Aliexpress. It's just a bit hard to search for them. Probably searching "mahjong accessory" or searching the riichi sticks and then going through the suggestions might work. About the dragon symbols on the indicator dice, I also have no clue on why they're there. Probably to occupy blank spaces.
Typical Singaporean Chinese family at family reunions during Chinese New Year:
They didn't rotate the melded tile to indicate from whom it was obtained.
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It would be best if you had kept making videos on the Chinese variant of Mahjong. There ain't enough quality tutorials on youtube these days.
河がカオスで草
permission to reuse your other video clip for content Thanks.
The yellow manual, _Directions of Playing Mah-Jong_ , seems to come w/ every set. When I got my first set (c. 1997), I found the English in it to be so bad, I had to buy a book in a store to get a proper understanding of the game.
At the start, they picked up the tiles incorrectly. The girl threw five. So you start taking tiles of two stacks starting in front of the girl who threw the dice since she is #5 which was correct but the incorrect part was when she counted off five stacks from the right. She counted five with her fingers BUT started taking 2 stacks after the fourth stack. She should have started taking 2 stacks after the fifth stack. If she counted correctly, since there are 18 stacks of two tiles in front everyone one when you start, and since there should be five stacks counted off at the beginning there should be 13 stacks (18-5) remaining to be picked up by the players. And if everyone picks up 2 stacks, there should be 1 stack remaining in her stacked pile and the 2nd stack should be picked from the next set of stacked 18 pile but it wasn't. The was not 1 stack from her 18 stacks remaining. That confirms she started picking after the 4 stack and not the fifth stack.
Where can we buy that kind of madjong table
I like the sounds
I think the girl on the right could've won easily if she didn't kong 8 dots.
Why is that guy so aggressive in saying pong xD
The only boy?
The guy is so annoying
That doesn’t look like 90 degrees and it bothers me.
The guy is so obnoxious and cringe.
Majong was a great day to be safe in our house and I love you ❤️💕😘
Damn, it is loud
I tryed your instrtions but it is n't apps-dl.tech/MahjongcrashAcces working
何故その大きさなの？
立直麻雀ではないから
In classical mahjong, flowers should be replaced from the main wall not the kong box.
And to avoid cheating, rinshan draws (draws after a quad or flower) are done from the other side
The rule book I have says to draw from the Kong box. No idea what version of the game that is tho. I didn't realize there was more than 1, if I'm honest.
Please tell viewers where you bought your booklet for 'Standard Rules for the Chinese Domino Game of Mah Jong.' Thank you!
At the beginning of play shown in this video, someone is handling other's concealed tiles. This is entirely improper, at all times! One should only touch your own (hidden) tiles. It would lead to a heated argument in serious MJ circles; even an ejection from the game. This is because some players are able to "read" the tiles by touch.
In my Chinese family, NOT handing out tiles in the beginning is seen as rude since it's hard for them to reach across the table. The walls are also moved around alot during one game to help others reach.
@@Ejohrik in tournament or serious play, you're only allowed one hand above the table, has to be the same hand each time. You draw in order, walls are set at an angle so each player can reach the tiles they need. and you should never touch tiles you're not supposed to touch. if i'd even get a faint feel of the picture underneath i'd intinctively know what tile i just held in my hand.
@@giocommentary I know. That's at a higher level though. I personally find it annoying to have to move around the tiles and even switch them between walls in order for other people to reach. I also don't like when people put tiles into their hands before discarding. Discards should be quick, clear and efficient.
Hi! Please can you help us with how to use the Wind Indicator? (the one that slips into the round holder - like ours) I mean; how and when is it rotated, and how does it work within the game?Many Thanks.
the wind/round is advanced when the first dealer is the East seat again (whoever was East first is East again). This is usually after four hands, unless someone wins as East (in which case, in many styles, they remain East for the next hand). Running counter clockwise, the seats are E-S-W-N, with East being the dealer. The round advances in the same order, E-S-W-N.
Lvl. 35 Boss VS Lvl. 1 Crooks Thats how Mahjong works
粉衣服小姐姐喊的pong跟我们方言一摸一样
Reminds me of the great mahjong rounds my family play when we get together. Fast paced and very social 😃 The Chinese version of the game is the best way to play and far easier to learn. Also, its flexible, where you can use your own variation of scoring system.
My favourite variation is Riichi
What about the Japanese version? What's the difference from the original Chinese version?
@@hayabusa1329 A year late but I will explain. Japanese Variation, or Riichi, focuses much more on a delicate balance of attacking, defending, and a thin line of calculation to trick and lure the opponent to playing into your hand, versus leaving everything up to fate to win the round. It focuses a lot more on thinking methodically, very similar to chess. Chinese Mahjong is very aggressive. The best defense is oppressive offense, where Japanese Variation is a lot more of the opposite.
This seems a lot more fun then poker
Oh definitely
It is, brother. I mean, poker has its place, but mahjong is crazy. Wait till you hear about the Riichi variation.
I have an old Taiwanese set own by my great grandmother. It’s similar to the Japanese tiles, but the set is the standard 144.
Wtf
Hi there. I have two questions for you, 1: where can I find a folding mahjong table like what you use? & 2: if your set comes with scoring chips and you play with no starting points, how are they used when scoring?
kingplayer14 if you live in SoCal, Chinese stores like TS emporium carry folding mahjong tables like this. And the way scoring works (at least the way my Hong Kong family does it) is everyone starts with a set of chips totaling 500, and you use these chips to pay the winner depending on how many fan (points) their hand scored. Because everyone starts with the same number of chips, it equals out and it’s as if there were no starting points. Hope this helps!
I use a 4 sided folding table and use pen and pad to keep scoring.
If you can find a variety store in a major Chinatown, ask the proprietor for a mah jong table. Tables usually have a small drawer to hold your chips. Be sure to cover the table with felt, cloth or smooth paper to protect the tiles from scratches! I have seen some beautiful sets scratched and ruined from play on hard surfaces! At the beginning of play, each player gets an equal number of chips (or sticks). I most commonly begin with 5,000 points each player starts with. Players can agree to play for fun (no money) or a pre-agreed amount, like $1 per 1,000; in which the most you can lose for a complete round of play (sometimes running for 1.5 hrs. ~ 2 hrs.) is $5. This amount keeps it fun but inexpensive and no hard feelings. In professional play in SF Chinatown, the amount could be $100 per 1,000; busting would cost you $500! Very fascinating to watch, but most outsiders (esp. non-asians) are not allowed to kibbitz for fear that they are spotters for the cops (illegal gambling). Next time in SF Chinatown, walk down those back alleys and hear the familiar clicking of the tiles as they're "shuffled"!
All of the Chinese supermarkets in Georgia sell the tables.
Where did you purchase this particular Mahjong set?
Sylvia sthese sets are available online on most stores suck as Amazon and eBay under the name Hong Kong mahjong set. I personally purchased mine from a local store which sells mahjong equipment along with a variety of other things
Anthony Dask please tell me u live in so cal? San Diego or LA area by chance??
Sylvia sorry to let you down but I live on the other side of the earth in Melbourne Australia. Your best bet is online I think buy sounds of it.
Anthony: It is nice that you promote traditional Chinese style Mah Jong. I have been playing for about 50 years, Chinese style. I have taught it to many, including proponents of the Jewish version; some of them have even told me that they prefer the Chinese style! Personally, I believe that American style (Jewish style) is an unneccesary abberation of the original. It exists mostly, to sell the annual rulebook changes; entirely unnecessary! The original Chinese game has existed for hundreds of years without significant change and its still fun and interesting! Good Luck!
I'm not into buying somebody's book on something that has existed for so long in Chinese culture. That would be like someone at the beach telling you that you need to buy the wave pattern booklet in order to enjoy and play in the surf at the beach.
1,000,000,000,000 percent agree with everything you said!
I enjoy and would like to learn all forms of mahjong but I agree American Mahjong is a bad version where you have to by a book each year and the inclusion of jokers to make “5of a kind” ruins the game. It also irritates me when they call the character tiles “cracks” I don’t know why but it grinds my gears. As someone who plays Japanese Mahjong I appreciate the beauty of the game without it being simplified.
Where did you get those size tiles I can’t find them on amazon
Try Ebay. There are several used "full size" tile sets there.
我瘋狂地購買遊戲在家裡與朋友玩這個
hi! could you show how to play 東莞牌 as well?
How big are the hong kong tiles?
THL 22 39 × 30 × 23 mm
Anthony Dask thank so much for the quick response
Where did you get them ?
Hi, at the end of the game, how do you counting the winner hand? Would you give couple explanation. Thx
Kris Edwards hi if you would like information about scoring visit mahjong wiki. See Chinese classical rules and look under the scoring page you will see all that you need to know about scoring.
Kris Edward
Kinda jealous that you found friends who would play Mahjong and learn to play with you. My friends are all about videogames/online games etc etc
你应该打麻将有段时间了，一般打的时间长的人会有个习惯，抓到牌用手指就能摸出来
How big are they ? 30 ? , 35mm ? I am about to get a set just like yours with the blue back
Hi,how many tiles are getting together at the start.After shuffling.If i counted right 17?
Dalvador if you mean to make the walls it is 18
Thank you.☺
You Played with flowers right?I heard without flowers its 17?
The dealer (East sitting position) begins with 14 tiles, the others begin with 13. The dealer then discards one tile (IE, he began the play having drawn his first tile from the wall).
The dealer begins with 14 tiles, everyone else starts with 13. The dealer ten discards a tile to begin play.
Anthony, that was an awesome game to watch. I'm a beginner at the moment and totally fascinated by the game. Can you play another game and post in on RUclips?
Watch me!
I cant believe you guys using calculator and ur video makes me want to play mahjong with my old friends now.
In the old days, we the real Chinese, use an abacus. But someone invented the calculator. So...
where did you get the table?
iSafeStrafe as I live in Melbourne Australia I bought mine from a local Asian store where they sell mahjong equipment but they can be found online. You might have a local store too just make a search on google for mahjong equipment store.
Anthony Dask im from melbourne as well we can play together sometimes xd
Hinh Tran a four sided card table will also suffice: