How To Play

How to Play Mahjong Time Play

A step-by-step guide to success and cash prizes!

Step 1: Create Your Account

To get started, click the “Register” button on the main page and fill out a short form. Registration takes just a few minutes. You need to specify:

• Nickname - come up with a unique name for your profile.
• Email - enter a valid email address for communication and account confirmation.
• Password - choose a strong password to protect your account.

Already registered? Just click “Login”, enter your data - and go play!

Step 2: Select Game Mode

After logging in, you will be taken to the main menu. Here you can choose a convenient game format:

Against online players - play in real time with other participants from all over the world.

Against the computer (AI) - practice your skills without pressure, honing your strategy.

Tournaments - prove your skills in competitions for valuable prizes!

Step 3: Start Playing

After choosing a mode — go ahead and play! Here’s how it all works:

Tile Selection — collect the right combinations, discard unnecessary tiles.

Communication — in multiplayer mode, a chat is available for live communication.

The goal of the game — make a winning hand and be the first to declare “Mahjong”!

Basic Mahjong Rules

The game is traditionally played by 4 players. Each player competes to collect four sets (trios or sequences) and one pair.

Start of the game: each player receives 13 tiles, the dealer receives 14.

Game play: players take turns drawing new tiles and discarding extra tiles.

Goal: to collect combinations as quickly as possible and shout “Mahjong”!

Draw: if all tiles are used up and there is no winning hand, the round ends in a draw.

Tile Combinations

Pong (Three) - three identical tiles (for example, three “2 Bamboo”).

Chow (Sequence) - three consecutive numbers of the same suit (for example, 4-5-6 in circles).

Kong (Four) - four identical tiles that give an extra turn.

Pair - two identical tiles needed to complete a combination.

When Do You Win?

Once you have collected four sets and a pair, you declare “Mahjong” and the game is over. Points are scored according to the difficulty of the combinations, and the winner is the player with the most valuable hand.

Ready to Play?

Now you know everything you need to get started! Good luck in your first game, and may your skills bring you victories and cash prizes!