The Mah-Jong Card Game

This allows you to play Mah-Jong using small cards – a less expensive option than tiles and easier to take on holiday. The rules are kept as close to the normal game as possible, only differing to allow for cards to be used instead of tiles. This affects the building of the wall and the placement of discards. The differences are explained on a playing aid card. Another card gives an alternative way of settling up using pen and paper instead of tallies... The 144 cards (plus jokers & Riichi red fives) are provided on 10 large cards, SO SOME CAREFUL CUTTING OUT IS REQUIRED. The instructions for making the set can be found at MahJong-BritishRules.com/CardGame/Instructions... Each Mah-Jong card measures 1½” x 2” (3.8cm x 5.4cm). They are not held in the hand during play but slotted into racks which are also made from card. An alternative card dice is also provided if required... The tile pictures are taken from a bone & bamboo set made in China around 1930. It is in pristine condition.