Dangerous tiles refer to tiles that opponents may need to win.
Professional players abide by unified competition rules.
Defensive play prevents feeding opponents’ winning tiles.
Each player competes independently in every mahjong round.
Multiple winning tiles greatly improve winning probability.
Winning hands can be formed in countless different combinations.
Balanced strategy suits most ordinary mahjong scenarios.
Traditional mahjong retains the charm of ancient entertainment.
High-value hands require rare and special tile combinations.
The dealer is responsible for breaking the wall to start drawing tiles.
Daily game summary optimizes personal tactical thinking.
Fully concealed hands get extra high score rewards.
Recording game processes is a good learning habit.
Sichuan mahjong features fast pace and simple scoring rules.