Mahjong School: Learn Riichi

Calculate Japanese Mahjong Fu Han, learn Riichi rules and practice Mahjong play

Mahjong School: Learn Japanese Mahjong Riichi

Mahjong School is where you can learn to play Mahjong. Mahjong School is focus on helping you learn Japanese style Mahjong, which is also almost the same as the European style (Riichi) and US style Mahjong. It may be a little different from Chinese, Hong Kong or Taiwan style, but if you succeeded learn the Japanese style, you can easily switch to the other style.

Mahjong School has three ways to help you learn Japanese Mahjong.

1 The Mahjong calculator.

You can click to add tiles to hand or TING, CHOW, PON, CHI to make a winning hand. You can also set various conditions, such as DORA and self-draw. After set completed, the calculator will calculate the hand of FU and point for you, with detailed descriptions such as hand names.

2 The simple tutorial.

This tutorial lists all the HAN for you, including an example hand and a description.

3 A practice mode.

You can play Mahjong directly with AI. The AI is entry level and it’s very friendly for Mahjong learners. Practice is the best way to learn Mahjong.

Enjoy!

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What's New in the Latest Version 1.3.5

Last updated on Jul 3, 2024

Fixed the Ron/Tsumo display bug.
Added sound/music options in the settings.

Introduction

Mahjong School: Learn Riichi is a comprehensive guide to the Japanese variant of mahjong, known as Riichi mahjong. It provides clear and concise explanations of the game's rules, strategies, and tactics. The book is written in a logical and easy-to-understand manner, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced players.

Overview of Riichi Mahjong

Riichi mahjong is a tile-based game played by four players. The objective of the game is to be the first player to complete a winning hand by collecting specific combinations of tiles. Players can win by forming a hand that meets certain criteria, such as having four of a kind, a straight, or a flush.

Basic Rules

The game is played with a set of 144 tiles, which are divided into three suits: bamboo, characters, and dots. There are also special tiles, such as the wind tiles and dragon tiles. Players take turns drawing and discarding tiles, attempting to complete their winning hands.

Scoring

The scoring system in Riichi mahjong is complex and involves various factors, such as the type of hand formed, the tiles used, and the actions taken by other players. The player who wins the game receives a large payout, while the other players pay smaller amounts.

Strategies and Tactics

Mahjong School: Learn Riichi provides detailed explanations of the various strategies and tactics that can be used to win at Riichi mahjong. The book covers topics such as hand evaluation, tile selection, discarding strategy, and defense against opponents' attacks.

Practice Exercises

The book includes numerous practice exercises to help players develop their skills and understanding of the game. These exercises range from simple hand evaluation problems to more complex game situations.

Conclusion

Mahjong School: Learn Riichi is an invaluable resource for anyone who wants to learn or improve their skills at Riichi mahjong. The book's clear explanations, accurate information, and comprehensive coverage of the game make it a must-have for both beginners and experienced players.