Learn · Class 12 of 20
Winds & dragons
Not the dragon tiles — the 1-to-9 “dragon” sequences. This class teaches Pure and Mixed Dragon hands, why concealed is worth double exposed, and the two legal mixed arrangements.
Advanced One played hand: two wind Pongs, a pair broken for Little Three Winds, the receipt, and the wind and dragon families. 6 min
Welcome back. Sit, I'll deal.
Last time, the receipt. Row by row.
Today, winds and dragons. Tidy first.
Any wind Pong pays one.
Yours, or the round's, one more.
East opens. Then you draw.
North threw it. North pays.
Your receipt. Base, five. Always.
Little Three Winds. Fifteen.
Your South Pong. One more.
The round's East Pong. One more.
Your hidden reds. Two.
No flowers. One.
Twenty-five. Need twenty. Clear!
Say you'd kept the sevens instead.
Base and the same rows: ten.
No family. Two wind Pongs, two.
Twelve. Short. No Mahjong.
Fifteen, not two. Your Wests paid thirteen more.
Three wind Pongs: Big Three Winds, thirty.
Two dragon Pongs and a pair: twenty.
All three dragon Pongs: forty.
Your wind, the round's, then family.
Honours pay. Next, flower points.
Rules & tiles in this class
This is the reading companion. The class itself is interactive — play it free:
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