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@@sulagracehenrichsen6682 it’s very difficult to do. So I try to pick a category during the Charleston. Frequently, I’m not aware of what hand I am playing when the game starts. I try to make a decision in the middle of the first full wall. It just helps me to make that decision when the rest of the east wall is finished and then we are halfway through the next one if that helps. When I learn something completely new, that is difficult I sometimes rewatch videos over and over again.

@ Thank you sooo much!

@@ChristinaConnor-m2e Thank you!

@@jonkiser Thank you!

@@patwerne8168 in American Mah Jongg there are 8 flowers. The numbers and seasons written on them mean nothing. They are just “flowers.” In other versions of the game the seasons and numbers may mean something. When you order a game, extra flowers come in the package. It helps to lay out every tile, each crack, bam and dot. Eight Jokers, the dragons etc. making sure you have the correct tiles. You can keep the extras in the pocket of your bag.

@@GlennsCubingCorner Thank you I’m glad the videos helped. There’s a Facebook group where you can say your location to find groups to join.

@@temi4116 I think it’s easier to learn one way before attempting the other.

@@mafisk67 not that I am aware of. The majority of the hands are 25, as in $.25. The singles and pears category is always $.50 and there’s a couple thrown in there that are $.75 or $.30. It depends on the difficulty of the hand. However, where I play we don’t play for money at all so you don’t have to play for points. You can just play for fun. You are supposed to have a Mahjong card you can’t just make up hands.

@ Thank you! I thought there might be a more generic version of the game where you just had to have 4 pong and a pair or something. Appreciate it

@ Sadly no.

@@ilanamayerson4068 I think it is worth a try to use the matte varnish at 50-50 as well. Everything I have found has been an experiment so maybe you could paint a small canvas and try it with the matte finish and see how that goes?

I believe I found this on Amazon.

Hello! Thank you for watching!

You’ll do just fine. It takes several times playing the game, reading books and watching videos but you’ll find it becomes easier with practice.

Going to need lots and lots of practice! 😅

@@yoginiya5246 you are very welcome

I am glad you enjoyed it. It is a fun game.

You can only win by playing the hands that are listed on the card. So you must have a card. Unfortunately, I cannot legally show any of the cards not even those from the 1990s on my videos so I am working on something that looks more like the card so I can explain it better, but go through the national Mahjong league and order the 2024 card. It will be good until April when the 2025 card comes out. Large online platforms have been known to print and sell counterfeit cards which don’t list the hands correctly.

You have to order a card. I am not allowed to show you a card because it’s copyrighted so for this video I made up the hands to look like ones that would be on the card. I am in the process of creating a fake card to try to teach players how to use the card. you would know which tiles to use because you would have a card in front of you.

@@mazinger69cabuto I don’t speak Spanish, but I think you’re asking me where to order a card from www.nationalmahjonggleague.org/

@@mazinger69cabuto I do not have an archive or downloadable feature to share my guides. This is my only website. I’m sorry I don’t understand the rest of your question. I’m unable to cut and paste to put your words into Google translator

You are very welcome! I’ve always wanted to play the real game as well and had no idea the game was actually much more involved than I thought! So I thought it was a good idea to do some beginner videos.

No. No yellowing. They look the same as when I sprayed them. No chipping. No sticking. Thank you. I’m glad you like them.

Tiles look like they did once the dried. No yellowing. No chippimg.

You're welcome! It’s important to play and more than OK to make mistakes.

Statistically yes. I suppose there’s a tiny slim chance that somebody might be playing the same hand that you are going for but with close to 1700 different variations that would be not a common occurrence.

@ ok great, that answers my question.

OK, so the colors on the cards have nothing to do with choosing the suits. Meaning just because it’s printed in blue does not mean it has to be dots. The colors on the card on each hand designate how many suits you are supposed to use. So for example, if a hand is all in blue on the card, all of the tiles have to be the same suit. If the printed hand is blue and green, then you have to use two different suits, but it doesn’t matter which two.

@ very helpful, thank you! (By the way, has anyone ever told you your voice sounds just like the actress Kathy Bates?) :)

Oh my Gosh no. No one has said that. I’m very careful about how I talk. I’m working on sounding more interesting.

@@agould105 As a brand/marketing VP, your voice is fantastic! Kathy Bates is a compliment. I love her voice. You do a great job.

@ thank you so much!

Thank you for saying so. I am planning on creating another video soon. Have you got any ideas about what kind of videos you might like to see?

@ how to choice the section? Thanks

That would be a great video! Thank you for the idea!

Thank you so much for saying so. I’m working on video number five.

I don’t have a website. I’d recommend that you try to take a screenshot with your phone. That’s usually what I do.

I’m so glad. It’s a strategy game that runs with luck. I made many mistakes when starting and was very frustrated. Keep plugging at it! If I can learn it, anyone can!

@@creecher44 I agree I think reading the card is a real challenge. I’m glad you enjoyed the video and it was helpful

I’m glad I could help.

I always like a little “check” and exercises so learning is facilitated.

@@agould105 Excited to watch your next lesson. The first 4 were fantastic!

You could find a 14 inch or 16 inch square of wood and paint/stain it. There are some really heavy duty glued to use. I’ve used a clear sealant to “glue” glass pieces. You’d need to attach wire on the back and it would have to be attached very well as a 12 inch square tile will be heavy. You could also go to Michael’s or Hobby Lobby and see if their framing department could frame your piece in a “floating” frame.

I’m not sure I understand. The beginning of the video shows how to set up the game. We scramble tiles then build walls to start. I hope this helps. Please let me know specifically what you’d like info on and I’ll try to make another video.

When you buy the card you use it to play the game. I chose not to use an official card in my videos. I’m not sure I understand your second question.

@@GlitznDesignbyJohanna I do not bake it. I do let it cure though I would say a week. Then hand wash only.