Who called Mahj?
Tap the winner’s name. If the tiles ran out and nobody won, tap Wall game.
Each table has a scorekeeper. After every game they answer a few quick questions.
Tap the winner’s name. If the tiles ran out and nobody won, tap Wall game.
25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50 or 75, or tap Other and type any value up to 9,999.
Self-picked, or tap who threw the winning tile.
Yes or No. Then check everyone’s points and tap Save game.
Here’s a hand worth 25, at a table of four:
After every game the deal passes to the right, so the app always knows who’s East. If anyone is waiting for a seat, East steps out and the first in line sits down. House rules like a pie, or switching tables every round, are settings your organizer can turn on. It’s points only: no money changes hands in the app.
Set the schedule once. Everyone taps I’m in or Can’t make it, and the waitlist fills any open seat in order.
See who’s hosting each Mahj day, and where, so nobody has to ask.
Short a player? Text your subs from the app. Reminders on your phone before each Mahj day, at the times your organizer sets (turn them on in Me).
The app knows who’s East every game and, when there are more players than seats, who’s up next.
Follow every table live. Then see today’s winners, the season standings, the winners log and your brag card.
Large type and big buttons, with an extra-large setting too.
Not sure yet? In the app, tap Take a look first. You get your own private sample group with pretend players, a few Mahj days already played and a practice Mahj day, so you can try everything, scoreboard and standings too, before you invite anyone.
US prices shown. In Canada, the store shows your price. Mahjongg Circle has its own subscription: it doesn’t include Bunco Circle, and a Bunco Circle subscription doesn’t include Mahjongg Circle. Prices are per person: each player who wants the scoreboard and stats subscribes for themselves. Subscriptions are handled by Apple on iPhone and Google Play on Android, and can be cancelled anytime.