Learn · Class 7 of 20
Flowers
Flowers fall out of your hand on their own, handing you a bonus point and a free draw. Kongs — four of a kind — do something similar. This class covers both, and introduces robbing the kong.
Basics Eight tiles that never stay: set aside at the deal, replaced from the back, and paid by your seat's number. 5 min
Welcome back. Sit, I'll deal.
Discard or self-draw. Both roads win.
Today, flowers. Tidy first.
Two flowers. They flew out at the deal.
East opens. Then you draw.
Four sets and a pair. Then eight-nine.
Its replacement came from the back. Seven!
Three flowers, two yours: five tai.
From the back: Flower Wall. Five more.
Twenty-two tai. Flowers add up.
Bouquets and seven flowers pay big. Class thirteen.
Set flowers aside. Your number pays twice.
You know flowers. Next, Guided Hand One.
Rules & tiles in this class
This is the reading companion. The class itself is interactive — play it free:
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