Just One More Tile
Adventurers with Mahjong for the Curious & the Slightly Addicted
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American mahjong features two distinct playing styles: traditional “walls” and casual “messy mahjong.” While walls offer structure and a formal atmosphere, messy mahjong promotes speed, social interaction, and ease for beginners. Ultimately, the choice between styles depends on the group’s preferences and aims to ensure an enjoyable experience for all…
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Doing the Charleston in American Mahjong: A Beginner’s Guide to Tile Passing
The Charleston in American mahjong, though initially intimidating for new players, is a structured tile-passing sequence that enhances gameplay. It helps players refine their hands…
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Why I Ask My Students to Watch the Southern Sparrow Mahjong 101 Videos After Class
After teaching mahjong, I recommend Southern Sparrow’s Mahjong 101 videos. Learning requires multiple explanations to reinforce concepts, as mahjong is complex. The videos aid retention…
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How to Learn to Play Mahjong (Without Feeling Overwhelmed)
Mahjong may seem daunting due to its tiles and rules, but it’s learnable with the right approach. Start by knowing which version to play, familiarize…
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Mahjong Etiquette: How to Be a Welcome Player at Any Table
Mahjong etiquette emphasizes consideration, fairness, and enjoyment among players. Key customs include arriving prepared, handling tiles carefully, communicating clearly, and showing sportsmanship. Good manners ensure…
● About Me
I’m Carole Gunst, and I created the Just One More Tile blog to share the joy I’ve found playing mahjong and teaching it as a certified Mahjong instructor.
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