Hiya, please may I ask for a tile weight comparison. Not weight of whole sets just comparing weight for weight different sizes of tiles. Reason for question, is don't have the best dexterity, so tiny tiles could be an issue but also concerned about potential weight ofthe larger tile options. Thanks for reading 👍☕
I think it is very important to state which sets are for chinese Mahjongg as they do not have jokers (which are needed playing American) 144 tiles and no racks or pushers are included. Informative like the coin comparison. I just purchased a large set which weighs in at 9 pounds!,,this is the size most used for Hong Kong style. Buyers regret too large. Thanks
"Tougher than a $2 steak..." OK I already know I'ma dig this video. Puns ftw. I've been eyeing YMI but overthinking the Riichi options. Do wish there was more options for tile backs (I never mess with the classic tile front).
Thanks for watching this video on the Best Mahjong Sets! - Questions below!
Hiya, please may I ask for a tile weight comparison. Not weight of whole sets just comparing weight for weight different sizes of tiles.
Reason for question, is don't have the best dexterity, so tiny tiles could be an issue but also concerned about potential weight ofthe larger tile options.
Thanks for reading 👍☕
I think it is very important to state which sets are for chinese Mahjongg as they do not have jokers (which are needed playing American) 144 tiles and no racks or pushers are included.
Informative like the coin comparison. I just purchased a large set which weighs in at 9 pounds!,,this is the size most used for Hong Kong style. Buyers regret too large. Thanks
Thanks, I have got my eyes on the animal set. Beautifully illustrations. Great video thanks 👍☕👏
"Tougher than a $2 steak..." OK I already know I'ma dig this video. Puns ftw.
I've been eyeing YMI but overthinking the Riichi options. Do wish there was more options for tile backs (I never mess with the classic tile front).
“instructions so you won’t be left wondering what a chow is”
me being a riichi player not knowing what chow is :D
The Japanese mahjong equivalent of chow is chii. Same thing; just a different word.
It is obvious you do not play Mahjong. You are displaying both Chinese and American Mahjong sets, numbered and un-numbered.
Yep and titled appropriately depending on the type of set you want. Being fluent in Chinese, I can also read numbers. 謝謝 👍