Just One More Tile
Adventurers with Mahjong for the Curious & the Slightly Addicted
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Quints in American Mahjong involve five identical tiles, often requiring jokers due to the limitation of four natural tiles. Many players overlook this category, fearing complexity; however, recognizing opportunities for Quints throughout the game can enhance strategy. Key factors include monitoring available tiles and remaining flexible for potential changes in…
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Joker Strategy: Are You Using Your Jokers Too Soon?
In American Mahjong, jokers are valuable, offering flexibility and strategic options. Players must decide when to expose them, as doing so can limit possibilities and…
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Mahjong Online: Sharpen Your Skills, Meet New Players, and Play Anytime
American Mahjong offers a rich social experience, but online play enhances skills, provides flexibility, and connects players nationwide, making it a valuable practice tool without…
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Mahjong on the Go: How to Take Your Game Anywhere
Mahjong fosters connection and memorable experiences, easily played anywhere with travel-friendly sets. It’s perfect for gatherings, teaching new players, and creating vacation traditions, enhancing social…
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Messy Mahjong vs. Playing with Walls: Why Both Styles Have Their Fans
American mahjong features two distinct playing styles: traditional “walls” and casual “messy mahjong.” While walls offer structure and a formal atmosphere, messy mahjong promotes speed,…
● About Me
I’m Carole Gunst, and I created the Just One More Tile blog to share the joy I’ve found playing mahjong and teaching it as a certified Mahjong instructor.
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