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Drawing tiles
The game is now ready and new tiles will be taken from the "Wall" where the
drawing
of initial hand ended. East starts the game by
discarding
a tile faces up in the center of the table. South then
draws & discards
a tile, followed by West and North. Thus, the draw goes counter-clockwise around the table, unless a tile is thrown which a player can claim. In that case, the turn jumps to the respective player's position. We'll go into more details in the Game Play section.
Game Play
When a player
discards
a tile, any of the other players may pick up the
discarded
tile if he/she has a set, which may be completed by the
discarded tile
. However, a drawback of this action is that the player must now expose the completed set to the others, thus providing them a glimpse of what kind of hand he/she is creating. A player can pick up a discarded tile to complete one of the following sets:
1.
Pung
- a set of 3 identical tiles. A player must say "
Pung
" when he/she gets another player's discarded tile to form the combination. The player then must show the created set and then discard a tile. The next player (counterclockwise) will then have the next turn. Here is an example of a
Pung
:
2.
Kong
- a set of 4 identical tiles. A player must say "
Kong
" when he/she gets another player's discarded tile to form the combination. The player then must show the created set and then discard a tile. The next player (counterclockwise) will then have the next turn. Here is an example of a
Kong
:
3.
Quint
- a set of 5 identical tiles. A player must say "
Quint
" when he/she gets another player's discarded tile to form the combination. The player then must show the created set and then discard a tile. The next player (counterclockwise) will have the next turn. Here is an example of a
Quint
:
4.
Sextet
- a set of 6 identical tiles. A player must say "
Sextet
" when he/she gets another player's discarded tile to form the combination. The player then must show the created set and discard a tile. The next player (counterclockwise) will then have the next turn. Here is an example of a Sextet:
5.
Pair
-- An Eye, or a
Pair
, are two identical tiles. It cannot be created with discarded tiles unless to declare a win /
mahjong
. Here is an example of a Pair:
How about if two players are claiming a discarded tile at the same time? Then the Claim Priority is in effect.
1.
Win (Mahjong)
has priority over other claims.
2.
A player next in turn has priority over other players.
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