How To Play

How to Play and Win Real Money

Step 1: Download the Game and Get Your Chance to Win Real Money!

Start by downloading the game and get ready to earn real cash rewards! Mahjong is an exciting game where strategy, skill, and a bit of luck come into play.

Step 2: Register Your Account To begin, click the “Register” button on the homepage to create your account. The registration process is quick and easy—just follow these simple steps:

Choose a unique nickname.

Provide your email address.

Create a secure password.

Already have an account? Simply click the “Login” button and enter your login details to access your account.

Step 3: Choose Your Game Mode Once you’re registered, you will be directed to the main menu where you can select your preferred game mode:

Play with Others – Compete online against other players and showcase your Mahjong skills.

Play Against AI – This mode is perfect for practicing your strategies and improving your game without pressure.

Tournaments – Enter competitive tournaments where you can take on other players in a more challenging environment.

Step 4: Start Playing After selecting your desired game mode, you’ll be connected to a match. Once you’re in the game, you can start enjoying Mahjong:

Use the game controls to select tiles from your hand and discard them.

If available, chat with other players during the game.

Your goal is to form the best possible tile combinations to win.

Game Rules Mahjong is played by four players, and the objective is to create a winning hand that consists of four sets (either triples or sequences) and one pair.

How the Game Works:

Every player begins with 13 tiles, while the dealer starts with 14 tiles.

Players take turns drawing a tile and discarding one from their hand, aiming to form a winning hand.

The first player to complete four sets (either triples or sequences) and one pair declares “Mahjong” and wins the game.

The game continues until one player wins or all the tiles have been drawn and discarded.

Tile Combinations to Know:

Pong: A set of three identical tiles (e.g., three 2s of Bamboo).

Chow: A sequence of three consecutive tiles within the same suit (e.g., 4-5-6 of Circles).

Kong: A set of four identical tiles (this also gives the player an additional turn).

Pair: Two identical tiles (e.g., two 8s of Characters).

Once a player successfully forms four sets and one pair, the game ends and the final scores are calculated.