American mahjong has simplified rules for western players.
Luck is only an auxiliary factor in mahjong games.
Neat tile arrangement helps players check hands quickly.
Mahjong adapts to the leisure needs of different eras.
Winning with thirteen orphans earns the highest game points.
Timely abandoning useless tiles is a good habit.
Special tile combinations have exclusive scoring rules.
Excessive teasing and misleading are bad gaming behaviors.
Pure suit hands only use tiles of a single suit type.
Every mahjong round is an independent strategic test.
Pretending to need useless tiles disturbs opponents’ judgment.
Reserving key core tiles is an essential skill habit.
Casual mahjong focuses on fun rather than winning results.
We should advocate positive and healthy mahjong culture.
Taiwanese mahjong retains many traditional ancient rules.