Tile Games
Mahjong, dominoes, and Rummikub. Draws, melds, and the endgame conditions people never agree on.
WMO
Mahjong (MCR)
Mahjong Competition Rules (MCR), often called Chinese Official, is the international competition rule set for mahjong published by the World Mahjong Organization. Its distinguishing feature is a large catalogue of scoring patterns and a minimum score of eight points before a hand may be declared ...
EMA
Mahjong (Riichi)
Riichi is the modern Japanese variant of mahjong, a four-player game played with tiles. The object of play is to complete a winning hand; the ultimate object of the game is to accumulate the most points from winning hands. It does not matter how many hands each player has won — the accumulated sc...
Dominoes
Dominoes is a family of tile games played with rectangular tiles divided into two ends, each marked with a number of pips. Players take turns extending a line of play, matching the number on an open end.