American Mahjong: Learn & Play

Learn American Mahjong one step at a time, then practice against three computer players. Large tiles, plain words, no ads and no account. Who it is for New players who want to know how to play mahjong the American way, and players who want more practice between games with friends. If small tiles have kept you away from mahjong apps, this one was built with you in mind. The tiles stay big, even on a small phone, in two easy rows. Learn American Mahjong Short mahjong lessons take you from your first tile to your first win. It is a mahjong tutorial made for beginners, with no rush. • The tiles: Bams, Craks, Dots, winds, dragons, flowers and Jokers • How hands work: pairs, pungs, kongs and quints, exposed and concealed • The Charleston: every pass, the courtesy pass and blind passes • Playing: taking turns, calling discards and trading for Jokers • Winning: Mah Jongg, points and wall games Each lesson ends with a quick check, so you know it stuck. American mahjong practice Play full games of mah jongg against three computer players at three skill levels. There is no timer pushing you. • A guided first game, with a coach that explains each step • Your closest hands, with the tiles you still need • A Suggest button for the Charleston and for discards • All discards in plain view • Calling, Joker trades and scoring by American rules The practice hands are our own This app uses its own set of practice hands, shown as pictures of tiles. It does not include any league's yearly card or the hands printed on it. Think of it as a place to learn and train. When you join a table, you will use the card your group plays from, and every skill you build here carries over. This app is not affiliated with the National Mah Jongg League. What is included at no cost 18 lessons, the 12 starter hands and one solo game a day are included. Pro adds unlimited games, all 49 practice hands, stronger computer players and 8 strategy lessons. Pay yearly, monthly or just once. Subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel in Google Play. Works offline, with no account. Your progress stays on your phone. Privacy: https://american-mahjong-app.vercel.app/privacy Terms: https://american-mahjong-app.vercel.app/terms

You can now pick up a game where you left off. Two new free lessons cover printed cards and real tiles. The table has a rules page, and free games end with a winner more often.