Social mahjong clubs

Make it a regular thing

The Tuesday crowd. Your library group. The friends who always want one more hand. Give your club a name and share its invitation link with your people.

Starting or joining a club takes a free account, so your club is there on every device. A game night’s invitation needs none: your people answer it under the name they give.

• Start a club
• Your clubs

A home for your regulars

Keep your members and weekly tables together under your club’s name. A weekly table holds the people you play with, the same time each week and shared game settings. Starting one takes a free account.

Club membership keeps you connected. It does not reserve a playing seat; answer each gathering’s invitation separately.

• Start a weekly table

Share the organizing

Club organizers can appoint more than one coordinator from their verified members, so more than one person can look after the club.

To bring the club together for a night, plan a game night, keep track of replies and prepare tables for the room, then share its link with the club. The organizer guide walks through hosting, teaching and the tools beside your real tiles.

• For organizers

Just getting friends together?

A personal game night can stand on its own. Make an invitation for this occasion, send it to your friends and keep the answers together. You do not need to create a club first.

• Plan a personal game night
• Play now

Make room for someone new

A little practice can make the first night feel easier. Share a starting point with a new player, or work through a short lesson together before meeting at the table.

• Find your learning starting point
• American mahjong learning resources

Questions before you start