How to Play Mah Jongg in Easy Way: A Complete Mah Jongg Game illustrated Guide for Beginners Players!Basics, Instructions, Game Rules and Strategies to Learn How to Play Mah Jongg in Easy Way

by Mike Basemann

Become The Next Mahjong Master Using The No Nonsense, Expert-Approved Tips In This Book! Mahjong is a traditional Chinese game that was developed during the Qing dynasty, and has spread throughout the world with no signs of slowing down. To the unfamiliar eye, a game of mahjong presents a bewildering spectacle, with its talk of prevailing winds, walls of tiles, and the ceaseless clatter of tile pieces being shuffled and discarded by four players. This tile-based game is no different from the typical Westerner’s game of cards. In mahjong, the goal is to complete a set with your tiles, something very similar to a rummy or poker hand. Mahjong is popular because of its complexity. It takes good strategy to play and succeed, and requires patience to learn and master. So, how can complete beginners like you catch up without becoming overwhelmed? The answer is in this beginner’s guide! In this book, Mike Basemann has laid out – in simple, yet precise detail – the basics, game rules, as well as expert strategies so that beginners like you can become masters in your own right! Over the course of this book, you will Since mahjong is gaining more and more popularity as years pass, today would be an excellent time to start practicing the game so you can gain an edge over all the others! This book has been SUPER SIMPLIFIED so that even the most unfamiliar beginners can easily absorb all the complex rules and strategies needed to gain the upper hand! Plus, with all the expert tips and tricks laid out in meticulous detail, you can’t go wrong! What are you waiting for? Scroll up, Click on “ Buy Now with 1-Click ”, and Start Winning!

90 pages, Paperback

Published April 10, 2020

Reviews

[Valerie Cannon · Rating 4 out of 5]

very helpful

Every new player should read this book. I only gave it four stars because there was a language barrier, and several words did not equate to English, and I wasn’t certain the meaning they were trying to get across.