Pure suit hands only use tiles of a single suit type. ...

Safe and low-score hands are suitable for steady gameplay. ...

Melds can be chows, pongs or kongs in different combinations. ...

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Winning with thirteen orphans earns the highest game points. ...

A pair refers to two identical tiles as the eye of the hand. ...

Skill exchange promotes overall level improvement of players. ...

Single winning tile is risky in the late game stage. ...

The dealer is responsible for breaking the wall to start drawing tiles. ...

Professional players abide by unified competition rules. ...

Use offense to suppress overly conservative defensive players. ...

Mahjong is a healthy social activity when played moderately. ...

Timely abandoning useless tiles is a good habit. ...

Blindly drawing tiles without planning leads to easy defeat. ...

Bold high-score attempts suit leading game situations. ...

Comprehensive ability improves steadily with accumulated games. ...

No matter win or lose, keep a happy gaming mood. ...

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All mahjong tiles need to be shuffled before the game starts. ...