EXAMPLE OF HANDS AND HOW THEY ARE SCORED

Example No. 1.

For Mah-Jongg20

For Three 2 Dots2

22Total Score

No double honors:22Final Score

In this hand the player punged the 2 dot which completed his hand, 20 for Mah-Jongg as the only bonus score he has because: 1. He has sequences. 2. He did not draw the winning piece. 3. He did not fill the only place to win. 4. He has other score than Mah-Jongg. 5. He did not win on a loose tile draw. In combination value, he has only two points for the set of three 2 dots, the sets of sequences helping complete the hand, but scoring nothing. There are no doubling honors in the hand so the final score is 22. This is the lowest winning hand that can be scored.

Example No. 2

Winner chowed the 1 character to complete hand. Score is

Mah-Jongg20

No other scores on hand or on table 10

30 Total Score

No combination scores or doubling honors30Final Score

Example No. 3

Mah-Jongg—2020

No sequences—1010

Filling only place to win—22

Drawing wins p.—22

34

3 ones concealed 8

3 threes concealed 4

3 fives exposed 2

3 fours exposed 2

50Total Score

No doubling honors: 50Final Score

Example No. 4

Mah-Jongg20

No sequence10

Drawing winning piece2

32

3 sixes (concealed)4

3 twos (exposed)2

3 dragons (exposed)4

3 threes (exposed)2

44Total Score

Double once for red dragons88Final Score

Example No. 5

Mah-Jongg20

No sequence10

Drawing winning piece2

Filling only place to win2

34

3 twos (exposed)2

3 nines (exposed)4

3 ones (exposed)4

3 dragons (exposed)4

48Total Score

Double once for green dragons96

Double once for all one suit except winds or dragons192Final Score

Example No. 6

Mah-Jongg20

No sequence10

Drawing winning piece2

Filling only place to win2

34

4 nines (concealed)32

3 sevens (exposed)2

3 fours (concealed)4

3 ones (concealed)8

80Total Score

Double three times for all one suit160

320

640Final Score

Example No. 7

Mah-Jongg20

No sequence10

30

4 dragons (concealed)32

4 winds (exposed)16

3 dragons (exposed)4

3 dragons (concealed)8

90Total Score

Double three times for all one suit (honor)180

360

720

Double once for red dragons1440

Double once for white dragons2880

Double once for green dragons5760Final Score

If this hand is held by the East Wind he may double again for having a set of his own wind, making his score 11,520, and being East Wind, he collects double from each player when he wins, making his total 23,040 from each of the other three players or 69,120 in all.

Example No. 8

Mah-Jongg20

No sequence10

30

3 dragons (exposed)4

3 fours (exposed)2

3 eights (exposed)2

3 dragons (concealed)8

46Total Score

Double once for white dragons92

Double once for green dragons184Final Score

If player is East Wind, he collects double, or 368 from each player. If any other wind, he collects 368 from East Wind and 184 from the other two players.

Example No. 9

Mah-Jongg20

No sequence10

30Total Score

Double three times for all one suit60

120

240Final Score

Note: In this hand the player did not even fill the only place to win as a 6 character would have won also.

If player is East Wind, he collects 480 from each of the other three players. If any other wind, he collects 480 from East Wind and 240 from the other two players.

Example No. 10

Mah-Jongg20

No sequence10

Winning on loose tile draw10

Drawing winning piece2

Filling only place to win2

44Total Score

4 nines (exposed)32

4 ones (concealed)16

4 dragons (exposed)16

4 dragons (exposed)16

124Total Score

Double once for red dragons248

Double once for green dragons496Final Score

Example No. 11

Mah-Jongg20

No sequence10

Drawing winning piece2

32

3 winds (concealed)8

3 dragons (concealed)8

3 twos (concealed)4

3 nines (concealed)8

60Total Score

Double once for all one suit except winds or dragons120

Double once for red dragons240

Double once for own wind480Final Score

This illustration assumes player to be North Wind. This player collects double, or 960, from East Wind and 480 each from South and West Winds.

Example No. 12

Mah-Jongg20

20

3 fives (exposed)2

3 winds (exposed)4

2 dragons2

28Total Score

Double once for all one suit except winds or dragons56Final Score

Note: Two points for pair of red dragons. Dragons and own wind are only pairs that score, and they are limited to two points.

Example No. 13

PLAYER IS EAST WIND

Mah-Jongg20

No sequence10

30

3 winds (exposed)4

3 ones (exposed)4

3 fours (exposed)2

3 dragons (exposed)8

48Total Score

Double once for all one suit except winds or dragons96

Double once for red dragons192

Double once for own wind384

Collect double from each player being east wind and winning768Final Score from each player

Example No. 14

PLAYER IS WEST WIND

Mah-Jongg20

No sequence10

Draw winning piece2

32

3 winds (concealed)8

3 winds (concealed)8

4 winds (concealed)32

3 winds (exposed)4

84Total Score

Double 3 times for all one suit (honor)168

336

672

Double once for own wind1344

Collects 2688 from East Wind and 1344 apiece from North and South Winds.

PLAYER IS EAST WIND

Example No. 15

Mah-Jongg20

No sequence10

Only place to win2

32

4 ones (concealed)32

4 nines (concealed)32

4 fours (exposed)8

4 sevens (exposed)8

112Total Score

Double 3 times for all one suit224

448

896

Double once because player is East wind and won1792Final Score from each player

PLAYER IS EAST WIND

Example No. 16

Mah-Jongg20

20

3 fours (concealed)4

3 dragons (concealed)8

32Total Score

Double 3 times for winning on64

Original hand128

256

Double once for red dragons512

Collects double because is East wind and won1024Final Score from each player

PLAYER IS SOUTH WIND

Example No. 17

Mah-Jongg20

Drawing winning piece2

Filling only place to win2

24

3 ones (concealed)8

3 fours (concealed)4

4 winds (concealed)32

2 own wind2

70Total Score

Double once for all one suit except winds or dragons140Final Score

Collects double, or 280, from East wind; 140 from North and South respectively.

PLAYER IS NORTH WIND

Example No. 18

Mah-Jongg20

No sequence10

30

4 ones (concealed)32

4 nines (concealed)16

4 nines (concealed)32

3 dragons (concealed)8

118Total Score

Double once for green dragons236Final Score

Collects double, or 472, from East wind: 236 from West and South winds respectively.

Example No. 19

PLAYER IS WEST WIND

Mah-Jongg20

20

3 winds (concealed)8

3 dragons (exposed)4

32

Double once for all one suit except winds or dragons64

Double once for white dragons128

Double once for own wind256

Collects 512 from East wind, 256 from North and South, respectively.

PLAYER IS EAST WIND

Example No. 20

Mah-Jongg20

No sequence10

Winning on loose tile draw10

Drawing winning piece2

Filling only place to win2

44

4 dragons (concealed)32

4 dragons (concealed)32

4 dragons (concealed)32

4 winds (concealed)32

172Total Score

Double 3 times for all of one suit (honor)344

688

1376

Double once for green dragons2752

Double once for white dragons5504

Double once for red dragons11008

Double once for own wind22016

Double once because everyone must pay East wind double when he wins44032Final Score

East wind collects this amount from each of the other three players, making a total of 132,096 points that East may win in one hand. This is the highest hand which is probable. There is a hand composed of sets of 3 of a kind, similar to this, which, if drawn on the original draw, will yield more points than this, but it is highly improbable that the hand will ever actually be drawn by any given player.