The basic goal of the game is to create sets out of suited tiles. In the 13-tile “Hong Kong style,” four sets of three tiles plus a pair wins you the round. Players—who gather in groups of four—take turns drawing, discarding, and poaching tiles to form sets, which are assembled through both chance and skill.
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The first culture to create and play Mahjong was China
Mahjong is one of China’s most famous traditional games. Some scholars suggest that it evolved from earlier Chinese card and tile games that had been played for centuries before Mahjong took its modern form.
Early Mahjong tiles were handcrafted made from luxurious materials like bamboo-backed ivory, with the front of each tile carved from ivory and the back made of bamboo.
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