Mahjong hong kong style

"Hong Kong Mahjong Stand-Alone Version" is a collection of 13 rules of Hong Kong-style sparrows, so that Mahjong friends can find the familiar taste of Hong Kong hometown! In-depth restoration of Hong Kong mahjong classic gameplay with three fan games and 8 fan games with unique features. Hong Kong Mahjong has a long history, easy to learn, diverse gameplay, and full of fun; it has all the rules of being able to touch and eat, self-touch, big four, big three, and eight immortals. All good luck depends on your luck! You can easily entertain anytime, anywhere.【Leisure and entertainment】Ten thousand people online gold coin field, fast match, anytime, anywhere you want to play Mahjong.【Local specialties】Local game in Hong Kong, popular in Hong Kong, the most distinctive Hong Kong mahjong, simple rules of 13 card gameplay, perfect interface effect, let you play like real cards, Hu card is easy to win, and the game is extremely strong.[Game stability]The game uses a "professional server", which is stable and does not freeze, giving players an easy and fun Mahjong game experience.【Game Benefits】There are many benefits, you can get a big gift package when you go online, log in every day, give away gold coins, and receive gift certificates and many other big prizes!【Beautiful picture】New 2d interface, ultra-realistic Mahjong scene combined with virtual reality Mahjong desk, let you also enjoy visual playing cards!Any suggestions for the game and various problems encountered are welcome to communicate with our customer service, we will always deal with each player's problems in good faith!

Hong Kong Mahjong Club~Play Mahjong in the most Authentic Way ***** The Most Popular Hong Kong Mahjong Game in Hong Kong now comes with English Version!***** 100 percent Free!***** Authentic Hong Kong rule, most common use point system!***** Hall of Fame allow you to compete with other!***** Reasonable AI! You will find yourself just like playing with a human!***** From the way computer release the tile, you can take reasonable guess!***** Cantonese Voice!EMAIL: [email protected] If you have any question please feel free to contact us. What’s New 19 Sept 2023Version 3.5.9 - Adjust UI to avoid mistouching ads.- Privacy setting according to local regulations Ratings and Reviews Learning Great learning tool as I didn’t know how to play. Not much in the menu though. Would be better if some sort of break down of rules Best HK style mahjong This is not a match the pair style mahjong game. Those are not real mahjong. This is the closest thing to playing a real in-person Hong Kong style mahjong game. Really good for those want to learn the real game, especially the scoring which can be really complicated for beginners. One suggestion is to have a “Rules and Scoring” page in the app to help the beginners. Classic HKOS Easy to use. Would be good to have scoring tables (for both game with flowers & without flowers) and a list of special hands that are acceptable eg is 7 Unique Pairs or 13 Orphans accepted. It freezes if you leave mid way in the game and try to come back. Also definition of terminology eg using “Fire-gun” for the term Discarder. App Privacy The developer, Recax Technology Limited, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy. Data Linked to You The following data may be collected and linked to your identity: Contact Info User Content Identifiers Usage Data Data Not Linked to You The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity: Identifiers Usage Data Diagnostics Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More Information Seller Recax Technology Limited Size 38.3 MB Category Games Compatibility iPhone Requires iOS 9.0 or later. iPad Requires iPadOS 9.0 or later. iPod touch Requires iOS 9.0 or later. Mac Requires macOS 11.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later. Languages English, Arabic, Armenian, Catalan, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Norwegian Bokmål, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese Age Rating 12+ Infrequent/Mild Simulated Gambling Copyright © Recax Technology Limited Price Free Developer Website App Support Privacy Policy Developer Website App Support Privacy Policy More By This Developer You Might Also Like

Hong Kong Mahjong (with the acronym HKOS which stands for Hong Kong Old Style) is probably the most popular variation of mahjong played in China. HKOS mahjong's gameplay and form is very similar to Chinese traditional mahjong. HKOS uses a progressive scoring with doubles (fan). Pungs and kongs no longer earn points, instead, fan are earned corresponding to a payout table.Mahjong is a Chinese game of skill that generally involves 4 players.Mahjong is similar to gin rummy: the goal in mahjong is to build sets and get the highest point values. Each mahjong player selects and discards tiles until a full set of combinations is built.A full set of tiles is shown in a table below.The Goal in Hong Kong MahjongFor every hand, the goal is to become the first player to get a hand composed of any combination of four sets (see below) and a pair.Sets can be either a pung, a chow,or a kong. 3 sets combined with a pair, would make a winning hand having a total of 14 tiles.Pung, Chow and Kong Combinations pung 3 identical tilesexample:chow3 same-suit consecutive tiles example: kong 4 identical tilesexample: pair 2 identical tilesexample:Breaking the WallUpon start, tiles are turned face down and shuffled, and each of the 4 players builds a wall of 2 tiles high and 17 across (or 18 across is playing with Flowers and Seasons). After that, players combine their walls to form a square like in a picture below. The game proceeds counterclockwise: East > South > West > North.East throws three dice, and uses the sum of the dice to determine which side of the wall will be the starting point: count proceeds counterclockwise around the walls, starting with Eastern wall and number 1, so that numbers 5, 9, 13, and 17 would correspond to

Basic Hong Kong Mahjong ScoringComplete Hand0 fan4 Chows in hand1 extra fan4 Pungs and/or Kongs in hand3 extra fan1 or 2 Dragon Pungs or Kongs1 extra fan eachA pair of Dragon Pung and another pair of Dragon4 extra fanPungs/Kongs of Winds that matches the round or seat1 extra fanNo Flowers/Season tile1 extra fanFlowers/Season tile matching seat value1 extra fan eachAll Flowers/Season of a particular color 2 extra fanWin by self-drawn1 extra fan Complete Hong Kong Mahjong Scoring Scores for Basic Sets Set Fan Description Pung of Dragons 1 Kong of Dragons 1 Pung of player's Own Wind 1 Implies scoring for Pung of Winds Kong of player's Own Wind 1 Kong of player's Own Wind Pung of the Wind of the Round 1 Implies scoring for Pung of Winds Kong of the Wind of the Round 1 Implies scoring for Pung of Winds Scores for Flowers and Seasons Set Fan Flower of own Wind 1 Season of own Wind 1 All Flowers 2 All Seasons 2 No Flowers or Seasons 1 Scores for Triplets - Patterns Based on Pungs and Kongs Set Fan Description Little Three Dragons 4 2 Dragon Pungs/Kongs and a pair of another Dragon Scores for patterns based on the whole hand Set Fan Chow hand 1 Pung hand 3 One suit and Honors 3 Seven Pairs 4 One suit only 6 Scores for winnning Set Fan Self-drawn last tile 1 Out on the last discard 1 Out by robbing a Kong 1 Out on Replacement Tile 1 A player who declares mahjong scores fan (points). Fan points depend on the winning hand. The fan is converted into a payment amount based on a payment table called "fan-laak" table below. Fan Points 0 1 1 2 2 4 3 8 4, 5, 6 16 7, 8, 9 32 10+ 64 A player who declares mahjong scores fan (points). Fan points depend on the winning hand. The fan is converted into a payment amount based on a payment table called "fan-laak" table below. Fan Points By Discard Self-Drawn 0 1 1+1+2=4 n/a 1 2 2+2+4=8 4+4+4=12 2 4 4+4+8=16 8+8+8=24 3 8 8+8+16=32 16+16+16=48 4, 5, 6 16 16+16+32=64 32+32+32=96 7, 8, 9 32 32+32+64=128 64+64+64=192 10+ 64 64+64+128=256 128+128+128=384 Hong Kong Mahjong (HKOS) HKOS Hands and Values

Again, thanks to Ray Heaton, we have a translation for these tiles:The phrase is 四喜發財, and isn't that easy to translate. In pinyin it is Si Xi Fa Cai. Fa Cai is easy enough, "Get Rich" (and it's the Fa character seen frequently, 發, as the Green Dragon), but the first two are more challenging, not helped by how the full phrase is used today. Nowadays it appears that the most common meaning relates to food, used as the name for a dish of four meatballs! If we split the phrase up into two pairs then we find them used in mahjong...Si Xi, is used in Hong Kong Mahjong rules in the scoring hands "Four Small Blessings" and "Four Large Blessings" and of course we have, Fa Cai, in Hong Kong rules this means a meld of three Green Dragons.Si Xi is also used to describe the folk art model "the four happinesses baby figurine"; also called Si Xi Wa Wa, see here, (If you click on that link you will recognize this figure.)But looking back, using a dictionary that covers historical uses of phrases, we find Si Xi referring to those things that will cause one joy (and so its use in Hong Kong mahjong rules fits well - four blessings). These are explained too in the description of the four happinesses baby; “The four great happy moments in life are to enjoy one’s wedding night, to succeed in an imperial exam, to have a welcome rain after a