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Four flowers, 2026, four red dragons: the year hand, drawn the way the table draws it. Win your first game and the certificate carries the line you won on.

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Start a group and keep the same four every week. One button sits everyone down and tells them their chair is ready.

Put a score on the board. Everyone plays the same deal each day, and the weekly board needs a name to put on it.

Join a tournament, or run one. The school seats every round, keeps the scores and puts the standings on a screen for the room.

Run a club with its own card, its own house rules, its members and its dues, and tables only the members see.

Have a teacher sit beside you. They see your rack, ring the tiles they mean, and can pause the table to say why.

Your lessons and certificates are kept on any device you sign in on, and the cards you type in travel with you.

#	Player	Score
1	Marge	42
2	You	39
3	Ruth	35