Find your mahjong table.
We're bringing together everyone in the DR who plays, is learning, or is just curious about mahjong. Join and we'll tell you about open tables, classes and players in your city.
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Four players, 144 tiles and plenty of conversation
Mahjong is a tile game that began in China in the 19th century. Four people play: each draws and discards tiles to build a winning hand of sets, a bit like rummy but with tiles instead of cards.
You can learn it in an afternoon and enjoy it for years. Many people come for the game and stay for the table: it's a perfect reason to meet up every week.
The styles we play
Uses jokers and an official card of hands that the National Mah Jongg League publishes every year. The most popular style at social tables.
The classic style, with 144 tiles including flowers and seasons. Simple rules and quick games: a great place to start.
More strategic, with 136 tiles and its own scoring system. Many people know it from video games and anime.
From the list to the table
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You join
Tell us your city, your level and which style you like. It takes a minute.
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We form groups
We group people by city and style and find places to play: cafés, hotels, clubs and homes.
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We let you know
You hear about open tables, beginner classes and tournaments on the channel you choose.
The first tables are forming
There's no public calendar yet. We're organising the first open tables and beginner classes based on where people join. Everyone on the list hears first.
Forming groupsHave a set or a venue?
If you'd like to host a table, or you run a café, hotel or club where people could play, tick it on the form and we'll get in touch.
Join for freeJoin the community
Free. We only use your details to tell you about mahjong in the DR.
- Open tables in your city
- Beginner classes
- Tournaments and events
It takes a minute. Unsubscribe anytime.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know how to play?
No. Most people who join have never played. We organise beginner classes and tables where every hand is explained.
How much does it cost?
Joining the community is free. Some classes or tournaments may have a fee, and we'll always say so before you sign up.
Do I need my own mahjong set?
No. Tables are set up with whoever has a set. If you have one, tick the host option on the form.
What do you do with my details?
We only use them to tell you about mahjong in the DR, on the channels you agree to. We never sell your information or show your number publicly.
Which mahjong style is played in the DR?
There are players of all three styles. American is the most common at social tables, but we want groups for everyone.