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(usually by picking it from the
wall; sometimes you take a
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complete, you discard a tile.
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hand of 14 tiles, with four
groups and a pair, that player
wins. Let’s say it’s you.
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on the table, face-up. You have
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more tiles left in the wall,
nobody can continue playing.
Its a wall game. Everybody
throw in your tiles and shuffle
them good. Build new walls
and go again.

If the dealer wins, the dealer
keeps the deal. If it's a wall
game, the dealer keeps the

deal. Otherwise, the deal
moves on to the next player
(Player 2).

GAME STRUCTURE

In Chinese mah-jongg, the
deal moves completely around
the table four times. Each play-
er is dealer four times. To use
this method, you have to keep
track of who the first dealer
was, and how many times the
deal has been around the
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