Hold sixteen tiles and win with five sets and a pair — the hand size that defines Taiwanese mahjong. Seat-bound flower bonuses, additive tai scoring and the dealer streak (連莊) are all implemented as played in Taiwan.
You hold 16 tiles instead of 13 and win on a 17-tile hand of five sets plus a pair — the Taiwanese signature.
Each flower bound to your seat is worth one tai, and collecting all eight wins the hand outright.
Every pattern adds tai to the settlement, and the stakes keep growing while the dealer keeps winning.
You hold sixteen tiles and win with five sets plus a pair (17 tiles). There is no riichi and no dora; instead seat flowers score bonus tai and the dealer streak raises the stakes.
A base value plus one share of tai for each pattern in the hand. On a self-draw all three opponents pay; on a discard win the discarder pays alone. The game totals everything for you.
Completely. Nothing to install or pay for — a Taiwanese table against three AI players starts straight from your browser.