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National Mah Jongg League card 2026

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2026

  • 2A*3 0*3 2B*4 6B*4 2026-1 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of 2s in the first suit, a pung of White Dragons, a kong of 2s in the second suit and a kong of 6s in the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The zero is the White Dragon, the tile players call the soap. It is the one tile that stands in as a number, and it counts as a single here, so no joker can replace it.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • 2A*2 0 6A DA*3 2B*4 DB*3 2026-2-kong2 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of 2s in the first suit, 06 as two single tiles in one suit, a pung of the dragon that goes with the first suit, a kong of 2s in the second suit and a pung of the dragon that goes with the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The zero is the White Dragon, the tile players call the soap. It is the one tile that stands in as a number, and it counts as a single here, so no joker can replace it.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of dragons in the first suit, the kong of 2s in the second suit and the pung of dragons in the second suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 2s in the first suit and the 06 in one suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • 2A*2 0 6A DA*3 6B*4 DB*3 2026-2-kong6 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of 2s in the first suit, 06 as two single tiles in one suit, a pung of the dragon that goes with the first suit, a kong of 6s in the second suit and a pung of the dragon that goes with the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The zero is the White Dragon, the tile players call the soap. It is the one tile that stands in as a number, and it counts as a single here, so no joker can replace it.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of dragons in the first suit, the kong of 6s in the second suit and the pung of dragons in the second suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 2s in the first suit and the 06 in one suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • F*3 2A*2 0 6A 2B*3 6C*4 2026-3 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of flowers, a pair of 2s in the first suit, 06 as two single tiles in one suit, a pung of 2s in the second suit and a kong of 6s in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The zero is the White Dragon, the tile players call the soap. It is the one tile that stands in as a number, and it counts as a single here, so no joker can replace it.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of flowers, the pung of 2s in the second suit and the kong of 6s in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 2s in the first suit and the 06 in one suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • 2A*2 0*2 2B*3 6B*3 N E W S 2026-4 · 30 points
    What this line means

    A pair of 2s in the first suit, a pair of White Dragons, a pung of 2s in the second suit, a pung of 6s in the second suit, a single North, a single East, a single West and a single South.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The zero is the White Dragon, the tile players call the soap. It is the one tile that stands in as a number, and it counts as a single here, so no joker can replace it.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of 2s in the second suit and the pung of 6s in the second suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 2s in the first suit, the zero, the single of Norths, the single of Easts, the single of Wests and the single of Souths must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

2468

  • 2A*3 4A*3 6A*4 8A*4 2468-1a · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of 2s in the suit, a pung of 4s in the suit, a kong of 6s in the suit and a kong of 8s in the suit.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam:

  • 2A*3 4A*3 6B*4 8B*4 2468-1b · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of 2s in the first suit, a pung of 4s in the first suit, a kong of 6s in the second suit and a kong of 8s in the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • F*2 2A*4 4B*2 6B*2 8A*4 2468-2 · 30 points
    What this line means

    A pair of flowers, a kong of 2s in the first suit, a pair of 4s in the second suit, a pair of 6s in the second suit and a kong of 8s in the first suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of 2s in the first suit and the kong of 8s in the first suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of flowers, the pair of 4s in the second suit and the pair of 6s in the second suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • E*2 2A*2 4A*3 6A*3 8A*2 W*2 2468-3 · 30 points
    What this line means

    A pair of Easts, a pair of 2s in the suit, a pung of 4s in the suit, a pung of 6s in the suit, a pair of 8s in the suit and a pair of Wests.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of 4s and the pung of 6s. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of Easts, the pair of 2s, the pair of 8s and the pair of Wests must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam:

  • 2A*4 DA*3 8B*4 DB*3 2468-4 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A kong of 2s in the first suit, a pung of the dragon that goes with the first suit, a kong of 8s in the second suit and a pung of the dragon that goes with the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • F*3 2A*2 4A*2 6A*3 8A*4 2468-5 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of flowers, a pair of 2s in the suit, a pair of 4s in the suit, a pung of 6s in the suit and a kong of 8s in the suit.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of flowers, the pung of 6s and the kong of 8s. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 2s and the pair of 4s must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam:

  • 2A 4A 6A 8A 2B*4 DB 2C*4 DC 2468-6-kong2 · 25 points
    What this line means

    2468 as four single tiles in the first suit, a kong of 2s in the second suit, a single of the dragon that goes with the second suit, a kong of 2s in the third suit and a single of the dragon that goes with the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of 2s in the second suit and the kong of 2s in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the 2468 in the first suit, the single of dragons in the second suit and the single of dragons in the third suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • 2A 4A 6A 8A 4B*4 DB 4C*4 DC 2468-6-kong4 · 25 points
    What this line means

    2468 as four single tiles in the first suit, a kong of 4s in the second suit, a single of the dragon that goes with the second suit, a kong of 4s in the third suit and a single of the dragon that goes with the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of 4s in the second suit and the kong of 4s in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the 2468 in the first suit, the single of dragons in the second suit and the single of dragons in the third suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • 2A 4A 6A 8A 6B*4 DB 6C*4 DC 2468-6-kong6 · 25 points
    What this line means

    2468 as four single tiles in the first suit, a kong of 6s in the second suit, a single of the dragon that goes with the second suit, a kong of 6s in the third suit and a single of the dragon that goes with the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of 6s in the second suit and the kong of 6s in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the 2468 in the first suit, the single of dragons in the second suit and the single of dragons in the third suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • 2A 4A 6A 8A 8B*4 DB 8C*4 DC 2468-6-kong8 · 25 points
    What this line means

    2468 as four single tiles in the first suit, a kong of 8s in the second suit, a single of the dragon that goes with the second suit, a kong of 8s in the third suit and a single of the dragon that goes with the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of 8s in the second suit and the kong of 8s in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the 2468 in the first suit, the single of dragons in the second suit and the single of dragons in the third suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • F*6 2A 4A 6A 8A 2B*4 2468-7-kong2 · 30 points
    What this line means

    A sextet of flowers, 2468 as four single tiles in the first suit and a kong of 2s in the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the sextet of flowers and the kong of 2s in the second suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the 2468 in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • F*6 2A 4A 6A 8A 4B*4 2468-7-kong4 · 30 points
    What this line means

    A sextet of flowers, 2468 as four single tiles in the first suit and a kong of 4s in the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the sextet of flowers and the kong of 4s in the second suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the 2468 in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • F*6 2A 4A 6A 8A 6B*4 2468-7-kong6 · 30 points
    What this line means

    A sextet of flowers, 2468 as four single tiles in the first suit and a kong of 6s in the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the sextet of flowers and the kong of 6s in the second suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the 2468 in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • F*6 2A 4A 6A 8A 8B*4 2468-7-kong8 · 30 points
    What this line means

    A sextet of flowers, 2468 as four single tiles in the first suit and a kong of 8s in the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the sextet of flowers and the kong of 8s in the second suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the 2468 in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • F*2 2A 4A 6A 8A*3 2B 4B 6B 8B*3 2468-8, concealed · 30 points
    What this line means

    A pair of flowers, 246 as three single tiles in the first suit, a pung of 8s in the first suit, 246 as three single tiles in the second suit and a pung of 8s in the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Concealed. The whole hand has to be built without ever putting an exposure on your rack, which is why it pays more.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of 8s in the first suit and the pung of 8s in the second suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of flowers, the 246 in the first suit and the 246 in the second suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

Any Like Numbers

  • nA*4 F*6 nB*4 like-1 · 30 points
    What this line means

    A kong of the starting number in the first suit, a sextet of flowers and a kong of the starting number in the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1 to 9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak, with the numbers starting at 5:

  • nA*4 DA nB*3 DB nC*4 DC like-2 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A kong of the starting number in the first suit, a single of the dragon that goes with the first suit, a pung of the starting number in the second suit, a single of the dragon that goes with the second suit, a kong of the starting number in the third suit and a single of the dragon that goes with the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1 to 9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of the starting number in the first suit, the pung of the starting number in the second suit and the kong of the starting number in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the single of dragons in the first suit, the single of dragons in the second suit and the single of dragons in the third suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot, with the numbers starting at 5:

  • F*2 nA*4 nB*2 nC*4 DA*2 like-3-A · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of flowers, a kong of the starting number in the first suit, a pair of the starting number in the second suit, a kong of the starting number in the third suit and a pair of the dragon that goes with the first suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1 to 9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of the starting number in the first suit and the kong of the starting number in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of flowers, the pair of the starting number in the second suit and the pair of dragons in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot, with the numbers starting at 5:

  • F*2 nA*4 nB*2 nC*4 DB*2 like-3-B · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of flowers, a kong of the starting number in the first suit, a pair of the starting number in the second suit, a kong of the starting number in the third suit and a pair of the dragon that goes with the second suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1 to 9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of the starting number in the first suit and the kong of the starting number in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of flowers, the pair of the starting number in the second suit and the pair of dragons in the second suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot, with the numbers starting at 5:

  • F*2 nA*4 nB*2 nC*4 DC*2 like-3-C · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of flowers, a kong of the starting number in the first suit, a pair of the starting number in the second suit, a kong of the starting number in the third suit and a pair of the dragon that goes with the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1 to 9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of the starting number in the first suit and the kong of the starting number in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of flowers, the pair of the starting number in the second suit and the pair of dragons in the third suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot, with the numbers starting at 5:

Quints

  • nA*5 nB*4 nC*5 quint-1 · 40 points
    What this line means

    A quint of the starting number in the first suit, a kong of the starting number in the second suit and a quint of the starting number in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1 to 9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot, with the numbers starting at 5:

  • F*2 nA*5 n+1A*2 n+2A*5 quint-2 · 45 points
    What this line means

    A pair of flowers, a quint of the starting number in the suit, a pair of the next number up in the suit and a quint of the number two higher in the suit.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-2-3 to 7-8-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the quint of the starting number and the quint of the number two higher. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of flowers and the pair of the next number up must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam, with the numbers starting at 4:

  • nA*5 n+1A*5 DB*4 quint-3-gap1 · 40 points
    What this line means

    A quint of the starting number in the first suit, a quint of the next number up in the first suit and a kong of the dragon that goes with the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-2 to 8-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak, with the numbers starting at 5:

  • nA*5 n+2A*5 DB*4 quint-3-gap2 · 40 points
    What this line means

    A quint of the starting number in the first suit, a quint of the number two higher in the first suit and a kong of the dragon that goes with the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-3 to 7-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak, with the numbers starting at 4:

  • nA*5 n+3A*5 DB*4 quint-3-gap3 · 40 points
    What this line means

    A quint of the starting number in the first suit, a quint of the number three higher in the first suit and a kong of the dragon that goes with the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-4 to 6-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak, with the numbers starting at 4:

  • nA*5 n+4A*5 DB*4 quint-3-gap4 · 40 points
    What this line means

    A quint of the starting number in the first suit, a quint of the number four higher in the first suit and a kong of the dragon that goes with the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-5 to 5-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak, with the numbers starting at 3:

  • nA*5 n+5A*5 DB*4 quint-3-gap5 · 40 points
    What this line means

    A quint of the starting number in the first suit, a quint of the number five higher in the first suit and a kong of the dragon that goes with the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-6 to 4-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak, with the numbers starting at 3:

  • nA*5 n+6A*5 DB*4 quint-3-gap6 · 40 points
    What this line means

    A quint of the starting number in the first suit, a quint of the number six higher in the first suit and a kong of the dragon that goes with the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-7 to 3-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak, with the numbers starting at 2:

  • nA*5 n+7A*5 DB*4 quint-3-gap7 · 40 points
    What this line means

    A quint of the starting number in the first suit, a quint of the number seven higher in the first suit and a kong of the dragon that goes with the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-8 to 2-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak, with the numbers starting at 2:

  • nA*5 n+8A*5 DB*4 quint-3-gap8 · 40 points
    What this line means

    A quint of the starting number in the first suit, a quint of the number eight higher in the first suit and a kong of the dragon that goes with the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers are fixed at 1-9.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak, with the numbers starting at 1:

Consecutive Run

  • 1A*2 2A*3 3A*2 4A*3 5A*4 run-1a · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of 1s in the suit, a pung of 2s in the suit, a pair of 3s in the suit, a pung of 4s in the suit and a kong of 5s in the suit.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of 2s, the pung of 4s and the kong of 5s. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 1s and the pair of 3s must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam:

  • 5A*2 6A*3 7A*2 8A*3 9A*4 run-1b · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of 5s in the suit, a pung of 6s in the suit, a pair of 7s in the suit, a pung of 8s in the suit and a kong of 9s in the suit.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of 6s, the pung of 8s and the kong of 9s. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 5s and the pair of 7s must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam:

  • F*3 nA*4 n+1A n+2A n+3A n+4A*4 run-2a · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of flowers, a kong of the starting number in the suit, a single the next number up in the suit, a single the number two higher in the suit, a single the number three higher in the suit and a kong of the number four higher in the suit.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-2-3-4-5 to 5-6-7-8-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of flowers, the kong of the starting number and the kong of the number four higher. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the single of the next number up, the single of the number two higher and the single of the number three higher must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam, with the numbers starting at 3:

  • F*3 nA*4 n+1B n+2B n+3B n+4A*4 run-2b · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of flowers, a kong of the starting number in the first suit, a single the next number up in the second suit, a single the number two higher in the second suit, a single the number three higher in the second suit and a kong of the number four higher in the first suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-2-3-4-5 to 5-6-7-8-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of flowers, the kong of the starting number in the first suit and the kong of the number four higher in the first suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the single of the next number up in the second suit, the single of the number two higher in the second suit and the single of the number three higher in the second suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak, with the numbers starting at 3:

  • nA*2 n+1A*2 nB*3 n+1B*3 n+2C*4 run-3 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of the starting number in the first suit, a pair of the next number up in the first suit, a pung of the starting number in the second suit, a pung of the next number up in the second suit and a kong of the number two higher in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-2-3 to 7-8-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of the starting number in the second suit, the pung of the next number up in the second suit and the kong of the number two higher in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of the starting number in the first suit and the pair of the next number up in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot, with the numbers starting at 4:

  • nA*3 n+1A*3 n+2A*4 n+3A*4 run-4a · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of the starting number in the suit, a pung of the next number up in the suit, a kong of the number two higher in the suit and a kong of the number three higher in the suit.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-2-3-4 to 6-7-8-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam, with the numbers starting at 4:

  • nA*3 n+1A*3 n+2B*4 n+3B*4 run-4b · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of the starting number in the first suit, a pung of the next number up in the first suit, a kong of the number two higher in the second suit and a kong of the number three higher in the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-2-3-4 to 6-7-8-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak, with the numbers starting at 4:

  • F*3 nA*2 n+1A*2 n+2A*3 DA*4 run-5a · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of flowers, a pair of the starting number in the suit, a pair of the next number up in the suit, a pung of the number two higher in the suit and a kong of the dragon that goes with the suit.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-2-3 to 7-8-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of flowers, the pung of the number two higher and the kong of dragons. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of the starting number and the pair of the next number up must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam, with the numbers starting at 4:

  • F*3 nA*2 n+1B*2 n+2A*3 DB*4 run-5b · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of flowers, a pair of the starting number in the first suit, a pair of the next number up in the second suit, a pung of the number two higher in the first suit and a kong of the dragon that goes with the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-2-3 to 7-8-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of flowers, the pung of the number two higher in the first suit and the kong of dragons in the second suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of the starting number in the first suit and the pair of the next number up in the second suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak, with the numbers starting at 4:

  • nA*4 F*6 n+1A*4 run-6 · 30 points
    What this line means

    A kong of the starting number in the suit, a sextet of flowers and a kong of the next number up in the suit.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-2 to 8-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam, with the numbers starting at 5:

  • F*2 nA*4 n+1A*4 n+2A*4 run-7a · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of flowers, a kong of the starting number in the suit, a kong of the next number up in the suit and a kong of the number two higher in the suit.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-2-3 to 7-8-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of the starting number, the kong of the next number up and the kong of the number two higher. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of flowers must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam, with the numbers starting at 4:

  • F*2 nA*4 n+1B*4 n+2C*4 run-7b · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of flowers, a kong of the starting number in the first suit, a kong of the next number up in the second suit and a kong of the number two higher in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-2-3 to 7-8-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of the starting number in the first suit, the kong of the next number up in the second suit and the kong of the number two higher in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of flowers must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot, with the numbers starting at 4:

  • nA n+1A*2 n+2A*3 nB n+1B*2 n+2B*3 n+3C*2 run-8, concealed · 35 points
    What this line means

    A single the starting number in the first suit, a pair of the next number up in the first suit, a pung of the number two higher in the first suit, a single the starting number in the second suit, a pair of the next number up in the second suit, a pung of the number two higher in the second suit and a pair of the number three higher in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-2-3-4 to 6-7-8-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    Concealed. The whole hand has to be built without ever putting an exposure on your rack, which is why it pays more.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of the number two higher in the first suit and the pung of the number two higher in the second suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the single of the starting number in the first suit, the pair of the next number up in the first suit, the single of the starting number in the second suit, the pair of the next number up in the second suit and the pair of the number three higher in the third suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot, with the numbers starting at 4:

13579

  • 1A*2 3A*3 5A*2 7A*3 9A*4 odd-1a · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of 1s in the suit, a pung of 3s in the suit, a pair of 5s in the suit, a pung of 7s in the suit and a kong of 9s in the suit.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of 3s, the pung of 7s and the kong of 9s. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 1s and the pair of 5s must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam:

  • 1A*2 3A*3 5B*2 7B*3 9C*4 odd-1b · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of 1s in the first suit, a pung of 3s in the first suit, a pair of 5s in the second suit, a pung of 7s in the second suit and a kong of 9s in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of 3s in the first suit, the pung of 7s in the second suit and the kong of 9s in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 1s in the first suit and the pair of 5s in the second suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • 1A*3 3A*3 3B*4 5B*4 odd-2a · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of 1s in the first suit, a pung of 3s in the first suit, a kong of 3s in the second suit and a kong of 5s in the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • 5A*3 7A*3 7B*4 9B*4 odd-2b · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of 5s in the first suit, a pung of 7s in the first suit, a kong of 7s in the second suit and a kong of 9s in the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • N*2 1A*4 3A*2 5A*4 S*2 odd-3a · 30 points
    What this line means

    A pair of Norths, a kong of 1s in the suit, a pair of 3s in the suit, a kong of 5s in the suit and a pair of Souths.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of 1s and the kong of 5s. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of Norths, the pair of 3s and the pair of Souths must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam:

  • N*2 5A*4 7A*2 9A*4 S*2 odd-3b · 30 points
    What this line means

    A pair of Norths, a kong of 5s in the suit, a pair of 7s in the suit, a kong of 9s in the suit and a pair of Souths.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of 5s and the kong of 9s. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of Norths, the pair of 7s and the pair of Souths must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam:

  • 1A*2 3A 5A 7A 9A 1B*4 1C*4 odd-4-pair1 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of 1s in the first suit, 3579 as four single tiles in the first suit, a kong of 1s in the second suit and a kong of 1s in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of 1s in the second suit and the kong of 1s in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 1s in the first suit and the 3579 in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • 3A*2 1A 5A 7A 9A 3B*4 3C*4 odd-4-pair3 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of 3s in the first suit, 1579 as four single tiles in the first suit, a kong of 3s in the second suit and a kong of 3s in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of 3s in the second suit and the kong of 3s in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 3s in the first suit and the 1579 in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • 5A*2 1A 3A 7A 9A 5B*4 5C*4 odd-4-pair5 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of 5s in the first suit, 1379 as four single tiles in the first suit, a kong of 5s in the second suit and a kong of 5s in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of 5s in the second suit and the kong of 5s in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 5s in the first suit and the 1379 in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • 7A*2 1A 3A 5A 9A 7B*4 7C*4 odd-4-pair7 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of 7s in the first suit, 1359 as four single tiles in the first suit, a kong of 7s in the second suit and a kong of 7s in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of 7s in the second suit and the kong of 7s in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 7s in the first suit and the 1359 in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • 9A*2 1A 3A 5A 7A 9B*4 9C*4 odd-4-pair9 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of 9s in the first suit, 1357 as four single tiles in the first suit, a kong of 9s in the second suit and a kong of 9s in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of 9s in the second suit and the kong of 9s in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 9s in the first suit and the 1357 in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • F*3 1A*2 3A*2 5A*3 DA*4 odd-5a · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of flowers, a pair of 1s in the suit, a pair of 3s in the suit, a pung of 5s in the suit and a kong of the dragon that goes with the suit.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of flowers, the pung of 5s and the kong of dragons. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 1s and the pair of 3s must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam:

  • F*3 5A*2 7A*2 9A*3 DA*4 odd-5b · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of flowers, a pair of 5s in the suit, a pair of 7s in the suit, a pung of 9s in the suit and a kong of the dragon that goes with the suit.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of flowers, the pung of 9s and the kong of dragons. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 5s and the pair of 7s must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam:

  • 1A*2 3A*2 1B*3 3B*3 5C*4 odd-6a · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of 1s in the first suit, a pair of 3s in the first suit, a pung of 1s in the second suit, a pung of 3s in the second suit and a kong of 5s in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of 1s in the second suit, the pung of 3s in the second suit and the kong of 5s in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 1s in the first suit and the pair of 3s in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • 5A*2 7A*2 5B*3 7B*3 9C*4 odd-6b · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of 5s in the first suit, a pair of 7s in the first suit, a pung of 5s in the second suit, a pung of 7s in the second suit and a kong of 9s in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of 5s in the second suit, the pung of 7s in the second suit and the kong of 9s in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 5s in the first suit and the pair of 7s in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • 1A*4 3A*2 5A*2 7A*2 9A*4 odd-7a · 30 points
    What this line means

    A kong of 1s in the suit, a pair of 3s in the suit, a pair of 5s in the suit, a pair of 7s in the suit and a kong of 9s in the suit.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of 1s and the kong of 9s. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 3s, the pair of 5s and the pair of 7s must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam:

  • 1A*4 3B*2 5B*2 7B*2 9A*4 odd-7b · 30 points
    What this line means

    A kong of 1s in the first suit, a pair of 3s in the second suit, a pair of 5s in the second suit, a pair of 7s in the second suit and a kong of 9s in the first suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of 1s in the first suit and the kong of 9s in the first suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 3s in the second suit, the pair of 5s in the second suit and the pair of 7s in the second suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • F*2 1A*2 3A*2 5A*2 1B*3 1C*3 odd-8a, concealed · 35 points
    What this line means

    A pair of flowers, a pair of 1s in the first suit, a pair of 3s in the first suit, a pair of 5s in the first suit, a pung of 1s in the second suit and a pung of 1s in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Concealed. The whole hand has to be built without ever putting an exposure on your rack, which is why it pays more.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of 1s in the second suit and the pung of 1s in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of flowers, the pair of 1s in the first suit, the pair of 3s in the first suit and the pair of 5s in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • F*2 5A*2 7A*2 9A*2 5B*3 5C*3 odd-8b, concealed · 35 points
    What this line means

    A pair of flowers, a pair of 5s in the first suit, a pair of 7s in the first suit, a pair of 9s in the first suit, a pung of 5s in the second suit and a pung of 5s in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Concealed. The whole hand has to be built without ever putting an exposure on your rack, which is why it pays more.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of 5s in the second suit and the pung of 5s in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of flowers, the pair of 5s in the first suit, the pair of 7s in the first suit and the pair of 9s in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • F*2 1A 3A 5A 7A*3 9A*3 DB*3 odd-9, concealed · 30 points
    What this line means

    A pair of flowers, 135 as three single tiles in the first suit, a pung of 7s in the first suit, a pung of 9s in the first suit and a pung of the dragon that goes with the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Concealed. The whole hand has to be built without ever putting an exposure on your rack, which is why it pays more.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of 7s in the first suit, the pung of 9s in the first suit and the pung of dragons in the second suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of flowers and the 135 in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

Winds and Dragons

  • N*4 E*3 W*3 S*4 wd-1a · 25 points
    What this line means

    A kong of Norths, a pung of Easts, a pung of Wests and a kong of Souths.

    No suits to choose: this hand is all honors and flowers.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it:

  • N*3 E*4 W*4 S*3 wd-1b · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of Norths, a kong of Easts, a kong of Wests and a pung of Souths.

    No suits to choose: this hand is all honors and flowers.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it:

  • nA n+1A n+2A n+3A DB*3 DC*3 DA*4 wd-2-A · 25 points
    What this line means

    A single the starting number in the first suit, a single the next number up in the first suit, a single the number two higher in the first suit, a single the number three higher in the first suit, a pung of the dragon that goes with the second suit, a pung of the dragon that goes with the third suit and a kong of the dragon that goes with the first suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-2-3-4 to 6-7-8-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of dragons in the second suit, the pung of dragons in the third suit and the kong of dragons in the first suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the single of the starting number in the first suit, the single of the next number up in the first suit, the single of the number two higher in the first suit and the single of the number three higher in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot, with the numbers starting at 4:

  • nA n+1A n+2A n+3A DA*3 DC*3 DB*4 wd-2-B · 25 points
    What this line means

    A single the starting number in the first suit, a single the next number up in the first suit, a single the number two higher in the first suit, a single the number three higher in the first suit, a pung of the dragon that goes with the first suit, a pung of the dragon that goes with the third suit and a kong of the dragon that goes with the second suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-2-3-4 to 6-7-8-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of dragons in the first suit, the pung of dragons in the third suit and the kong of dragons in the second suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the single of the starting number in the first suit, the single of the next number up in the first suit, the single of the number two higher in the first suit and the single of the number three higher in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot, with the numbers starting at 4:

  • nA n+1A n+2A n+3A DA*3 DB*3 DC*4 wd-2-C · 25 points
    What this line means

    A single the starting number in the first suit, a single the next number up in the first suit, a single the number two higher in the first suit, a single the number three higher in the first suit, a pung of the dragon that goes with the first suit, a pung of the dragon that goes with the second suit and a kong of the dragon that goes with the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-2-3-4 to 6-7-8-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of dragons in the first suit, the pung of dragons in the second suit and the kong of dragons in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the single of the starting number in the first suit, the single of the next number up in the first suit, the single of the number two higher in the first suit and the single of the number three higher in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot, with the numbers starting at 4:

  • N*3 1A*4 1B*4 S*3 wd-3-1 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of Norths, a kong of 1s in the first suit, a kong of 1s in the second suit and a pung of Souths.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • N*3 3A*4 3B*4 S*3 wd-3-3 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of Norths, a kong of 3s in the first suit, a kong of 3s in the second suit and a pung of Souths.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • N*3 5A*4 5B*4 S*3 wd-3-5 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of Norths, a kong of 5s in the first suit, a kong of 5s in the second suit and a pung of Souths.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • N*3 7A*4 7B*4 S*3 wd-3-7 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of Norths, a kong of 7s in the first suit, a kong of 7s in the second suit and a pung of Souths.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • N*3 9A*4 9B*4 S*3 wd-3-9 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of Norths, a kong of 9s in the first suit, a kong of 9s in the second suit and a pung of Souths.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • E*3 2A*4 2B*4 W*3 wd-4-2 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of Easts, a kong of 2s in the first suit, a kong of 2s in the second suit and a pung of Wests.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • E*3 4A*4 4B*4 W*3 wd-4-4 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of Easts, a kong of 4s in the first suit, a kong of 4s in the second suit and a pung of Wests.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • E*3 6A*4 6B*4 W*3 wd-4-6 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of Easts, a kong of 6s in the first suit, a kong of 6s in the second suit and a pung of Wests.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • E*3 8A*4 8B*4 W*3 wd-4-8 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of Easts, a kong of 8s in the first suit, a kong of 8s in the second suit and a pung of Wests.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • F*6 N*4 DA*4 wd-5-NORTH · 25 points
    What this line means

    A sextet of flowers, a kong of Norths and a kong of the dragon that goes with the suit.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam:

  • F*6 E*4 DA*4 wd-5-EAST · 25 points
    What this line means

    A sextet of flowers, a kong of Easts and a kong of the dragon that goes with the suit.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam:

  • F*6 W*4 DA*4 wd-5-WEST · 25 points
    What this line means

    A sextet of flowers, a kong of Wests and a kong of the dragon that goes with the suit.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam:

  • F*6 S*4 DA*4 wd-5-SOUTH · 25 points
    What this line means

    A sextet of flowers, a kong of Souths and a kong of the dragon that goes with the suit.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam:

  • 1A N 2A E*2 3A W*3 4A S*4 wd-6 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A single 1 in the suit, a single North, a single 2 in the suit, a pair of Easts, a single 3 in the suit, a pung of Wests, a single 4 in the suit and a kong of Souths.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of Wests and the kong of Souths. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the single of 1s, the single of Norths, the single of 2s, the pair of Easts, the single of 3s and the single of 4s must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam:

  • F*2 N*4 S*4 DA*2 DB*2 wd-7a · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of flowers, a kong of Norths, a kong of Souths, a pair of the dragon that goes with the first suit and a pair of the dragon that goes with the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of Norths and the kong of Souths. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of flowers, the pair of dragons in the first suit and the pair of dragons in the second suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • F*2 E*4 W*4 DA*2 DB*2 wd-7b · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of flowers, a kong of Easts, a kong of Wests, a pair of the dragon that goes with the first suit and a pair of the dragon that goes with the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of Easts and the kong of Wests. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of flowers, the pair of dragons in the first suit and the pair of dragons in the second suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • N*2 E*3 2A*2 0 6A W*3 S*2 wd-8, concealed · 30 points
    What this line means

    A pair of Norths, a pung of Easts, a pair of 2s in the suit, 06 as two single tiles in one suit, a pung of Wests and a pair of Souths.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    The zero is the White Dragon, the tile players call the soap. It is the one tile that stands in as a number, and it counts as a single here, so no joker can replace it.

    Concealed. The whole hand has to be built without ever putting an exposure on your rack, which is why it pays more.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of Easts and the pung of Wests. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of Norths, the pair of 2s, the 06 and the pair of Souths must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam:

369

  • 3A*3 6A*3 6B*4 9B*4 369-1a · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of 3s in the first suit, a pung of 6s in the first suit, a kong of 6s in the second suit and a kong of 9s in the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • 3A*3 6A*3 6B*4 9C*4 369-1b · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of 3s in the first suit, a pung of 6s in the first suit, a kong of 6s in the second suit and a kong of 9s in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Every group here is three tiles or more, so a joker can stand in anywhere.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • 3A*2 6A*2 3B*3 6B*3 9C*4 369-2 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of 3s in the first suit, a pair of 6s in the first suit, a pung of 3s in the second suit, a pung of 6s in the second suit and a kong of 9s in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of 3s in the second suit, the pung of 6s in the second suit and the kong of 9s in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 3s in the first suit and the pair of 6s in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • F*3 3A*2 6A*3 9A*2 DA*4 369-3a · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of flowers, a pair of 3s in the suit, a pung of 6s in the suit, a pair of 9s in the suit and a kong of the dragon that goes with the suit.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of flowers, the pung of 6s and the kong of dragons. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 3s and the pair of 9s must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam:

  • F*3 3A*2 6A*3 9A*2 DB*4 369-3b · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pung of flowers, a pair of 3s in the first suit, a pung of 6s in the first suit, a pair of 9s in the first suit and a kong of the dragon that goes with the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of flowers, the pung of 6s in the first suit and the kong of dragons in the second suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 3s in the first suit and the pair of 9s in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • 3A*2 6A*2 6B*3 9B*3 N E W S 369-4 · 30 points
    What this line means

    A pair of 3s in the first suit, a pair of 6s in the first suit, a pung of 6s in the second suit, a pung of 9s in the second suit, a single North, a single East, a single West and a single South.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of 6s in the second suit and the pung of 9s in the second suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of 3s in the first suit, the pair of 6s in the first suit, the single of Norths, the single of Easts, the single of Wests and the single of Souths must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • F*2 3A*2 6A 9A 3B*4 3C*4 369-5-pair3 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of flowers, a pair of 3s in the first suit, 69 as two single tiles in the first suit, a kong of 3s in the second suit and a kong of 3s in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of 3s in the second suit and the kong of 3s in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of flowers, the pair of 3s in the first suit and the 69 in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • F*2 6A*2 3A 9A 6B*4 6C*4 369-5-pair6 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of flowers, a pair of 6s in the first suit, 39 as two single tiles in the first suit, a kong of 6s in the second suit and a kong of 6s in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of 6s in the second suit and the kong of 6s in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of flowers, the pair of 6s in the first suit and the 39 in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • F*2 9A*2 3A 6A 9B*4 9C*4 369-5-pair9 · 25 points
    What this line means

    A pair of flowers, a pair of 9s in the first suit, 36 as two single tiles in the first suit, a kong of 9s in the second suit and a kong of 9s in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the kong of 9s in the second suit and the kong of 9s in the third suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of flowers, the pair of 9s in the first suit and the 36 in the first suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • F*2 3A*3 6A*3 9A*3 3B 6B 9B 369-6, concealed · 30 points
    What this line means

    A pair of flowers, a pung of 3s in the first suit, a pung of 6s in the first suit, a pung of 9s in the first suit and 369 as three single tiles in the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Concealed. The whole hand has to be built without ever putting an exposure on your rack, which is why it pays more.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the pung of 3s in the first suit, the pung of 6s in the first suit and the pung of 9s in the first suit. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of flowers and the 369 in the second suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

Singles and Pairs

  • N*2 E*2 W*2 S*2 nA DA nB DB nC DC sp-1, concealed · 50 points
    What this line means

    A pair of Norths, a pair of Easts, a pair of Wests, a pair of Souths, a single the starting number in the first suit, a single of the dragon that goes with the first suit, a single the starting number in the second suit, a single of the dragon that goes with the second suit, a single the starting number in the third suit and a single of the dragon that goes with the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1 to 9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    Concealed. The whole hand has to be built without ever putting an exposure on your rack, which is why it pays more.

    No jokers anywhere in this hand. Every one of the fourteen tiles has to be real.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot, with the numbers starting at 5:

  • 2A 4A 6A*2 8A*2 2B 4B 6B*2 8B*2 8C*2 sp-2, concealed · 50 points
    What this line means

    24 as two single tiles in the first suit, a pair of 6s in the first suit, a pair of 8s in the first suit, 24 as two single tiles in the second suit, a pair of 6s in the second suit, a pair of 8s in the second suit and a pair of 8s in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Concealed. The whole hand has to be built without ever putting an exposure on your rack, which is why it pays more.

    No jokers anywhere in this hand. Every one of the fourteen tiles has to be real.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • F*2 3A*2 6A 9A 3B 6B*2 9B 3C 6C 9C*2 sp-3, concealed · 50 points
    What this line means

    A pair of flowers, a pair of 3s in the first suit, 69 as two single tiles in the first suit, a single 3 in the second suit, a pair of 6s in the second suit, a single 9 in the second suit, 36 as two single tiles in the third suit and a pair of 9s in the third suit.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Concealed. The whole hand has to be built without ever putting an exposure on your rack, which is why it pays more.

    No jokers anywhere in this hand. Every one of the fourteen tiles has to be real.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot:

  • nA*2 n+1A*2 n+2A*2 n+3A*2 n+4A*2 n+5A*2 n+6A*2 sp-4, concealed · 50 points
    What this line means

    A pair of the starting number in the suit, a pair of the next number up in the suit, a pair of the number two higher in the suit, a pair of the number three higher in the suit, a pair of the number four higher in the suit, a pair of the number five higher in the suit and a pair of the number six higher in the suit.

    One suit, and which one is your choice.

    The numbers slide. Anything from 1-2-3-4-5-6-7 to 3-4-5-6-7-8-9 fits, so long as they keep the same spacing.

    Concealed. The whole hand has to be built without ever putting an exposure on your rack, which is why it pays more.

    No jokers anywhere in this hand. Every one of the fourteen tiles has to be real.

    One way to fill it, taking the suit as Bam, with the numbers starting at 2:

  • 1A*2 3A 5A 7A 9A*2 1B*2 3B 5B 7B 9B*2 sp-5, concealed · 50 points
    What this line means

    A pair of 1s in the first suit, 357 as three single tiles in the first suit, a pair of 9s in the first suit, a pair of 1s in the second suit, 357 as three single tiles in the second suit and a pair of 9s in the second suit.

    Two suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    Concealed. The whole hand has to be built without ever putting an exposure on your rack, which is why it pays more.

    No jokers anywhere in this hand. Every one of the fourteen tiles has to be real.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam and the second suit as Crak:

  • F*2 2A*2 6A 2B*2 6B 2C*2 6C 0*3 sp-6, concealed · 75 points
    What this line means

    A pair of flowers, a pair of 2s in the first suit, a single 6 in the first suit, a pair of 2s in the second suit, a single 6 in the second suit, a pair of 2s in the third suit, a single 6 in the third suit and a pung of White Dragons.

    Three suits, and which ones are your choice. They only have to be different from each other.

    The zero is the White Dragon, the tile players call the soap. It is the one tile that stands in as a number, and it counts as a single here, so no joker can replace it.

    Concealed. The whole hand has to be built without ever putting an exposure on your rack, which is why it pays more.

    A joker can stand in for any tile in the zero. It can never stand in a single or a pair, so the pair of flowers, the pair of 2s in the first suit, the single of 6s in the first suit, the pair of 2s in the second suit, the single of 6s in the second suit, the pair of 2s in the third suit and the single of 6s in the third suit must be real tiles.

    One way to fill it, taking the first suit as Bam, the second suit as Crak and the third suit as Dot: