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Hong Kong mahjong scoring rules are the rules used for ... the flowers and the seasons. See the following table: ... This table is based on play where 3 faan is the ...
In Taiwanese mahjong, getting all eight flowers and seasons constitutes an automatic win of the hand and specific payout from all players. Four of the flower tiles represent the four noble plants of Confucian reckoning: 🀢 plum, 🀣 orchid, 🀥 chrysanthemum, and 🀤 bamboo. The other 4 flower tiles (or season tiles) represent seasons ...
The earliest known Chinese sets contained twelve flowers but no Four Gentlemen tiles and the Four Seasons were unadorned. Sets with large numbers of flowers were once popular in Northern China to play the game of "Flower Mahjong" (花麻雀). They typically had 20 or more flowers with some described as having up to 44. [3]
Three-player mahjong is played with a standard mahjong set with several tiles removed. First, the north wind is removed. The 2-8 of bamboo is also removed. The four season tiles are also removed, but the four flowers are kept. There are no jokers or any other extra tiles. [2] Circles (dots) 1 to 9: Characters 1 to 9:
Taiwanese mahjong, however, uses the term 台 (pinyin: tái) along with a linear scoring system. Points and score relate to two distinct concepts - based on the points obtained in a round, and other factors, players pay each other money. Chips or similar tokens can be used instead, or a score can simply be calculated.
Does that exist... a set without flowers?--Sonjaaa 13:46, 6 July 2007 (UTC) It is highly possible that such sets exist, especially if made for Japanese mahjong; since Japanese mahjong almost never uses the flower and season tiles. These days, many Japanese sets will contain the four season tiles - again, which are basically space fillers.
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