Hong Kong Mahjong
HONG KONG MAHJONG
Play Mahjong vs AI
Play real four-player mahjong against AI at your own pace. This category gathers Chinese, Japanese, American, Taiwanese and Sichuan practice tables so you can learn a ruleset without waiting for a full room. Each card opens a dedicated board with its own scoring and callouts.
Four-player rulesets on this site
Hong Kong mahjong is a fan-based Cantonese table — a clear place to learn melds, discards and self-draw versus discard wins. Japanese Riichi adds ready declarations, dora and a different payment style. Chinese Official (MCR) uses a large point chart and an eight-point gate before a hand may win.
Sichuan blood-battle tables focus on a missing suit and consecutive winners. Taiwanese sixteen-tile play uses a longer hand and tai-based settlement on this site’s baseline. American practice covers Charleston exchanges and jokers without copying trademarked NMJL card patterns.
All of these seats are AI partners. You never wait for three humans, and you can switch rulesets whenever you want a different scoring language. Open a card below when you are ready to sit down.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need three other people?
- No. Three seats are AI. You can start a hand alone and play at your own speed.
- Which ruleset should I try first?
- Hong Kong is a friendly first table if you are new to four-player play. Switch to Riichi or Chinese Official once you want a different scoring language.
- Is this real-money mahjong?
- No. These are free practice tables. There is no buy-in, no cash-out, and no purchasable gambling currency.
- How is American mahjong handled here?
- This site offers an American-style practice table with Charleston and jokers. It does not reproduce trademarked NMJL card patterns.
Related reading
Guides that help you choose a game and learn the tiles.