(Sorry to interrupt the unfettered spam this month but old habits die hard.) Nah, that's a good thing... Is there noone left to clean up the spam? Hello and happy new year! Basically no, there's no one left to clean. Everyone have moved to various Discord servers. Sorry. I'm cleaning it right now b...
if you cut 1-bam or 2-bam, you lose one potential set, but you have 57 tiles that improves your hand I fail to see which ones. Let's say you discard 1-bam : 6-dot 8-dot do improve the hand. 5-dot 9-dot 4-bam is only slightly better that the initial position. 7-crak 7-dot 2-bam are questionable whet...
This rulepoint is ... not very well written. It's quite the other way round. "The tile used to extend the pung can be claimed for a win; in that case it counts as a discard." The rulebook must have a section called "Robbing the kong" explaining it more. When you extend a melded pung into a kong, oth...
Some early sets had red 8 dots, without being red dora. (This pre-dates Riichi mahjong.) There's also modern red dora other than 5's (3 and 7, sometimes 1 I think), and/or non-red (green, gold, spotted, rainbow?). And old sets with phoenix and dragon kanji for dragon tiles. But I'm pretty sure it's ...
Yes, you would have to crave a blank tile.
Paint or marker pen rubs off more or less quickly on a flat tile.
You can use a marker pen and "seal" it with tape.
It will sit slightly differently in the wall, but what will stand out more is the fresh back among the old scratched ones.
It looks very good! :D A few minor points: • In "Dealing the tiles", I would avoid the term "open", as it's often used to mean "meld". I'll propably say "players look at and arrange their tiles". • "Flower replacement" could be rearranged for clarity. • In "Kongs" and "Making concealed kong", I'll s...
Hello and welcome! Some rules allow the two (or even three) players to win, each winning hand being scored separately. Other rules give priority to the winner closer to the discarder, in turn order. For example, if East discards the winning tile and West and North claim it for a win, then West is th...
Are you saying that a late ron is allowed even if the player calling ron had more than enough time to do so (and didnt) before the next player drew a tile? Yes. The problem here is to define what "more than enough time" means, and how it's checked. A time limit can't realistically be enforced, sinc...