A practice table for American Mah Jongg
A softer place to sharpen your next decision—what to protect, what to pass, and how to regroup when the hand goes sideways.
Open today’s practiceTHE QUESTION ON THE TABLE
MahjIQ is not a list of rules to memorize. It is a collection of table-side questions that make the next game feel less mysterious.
How we teach →The reading room
Start wherever the table feels loudest. Each feature gives you a choice to try, not a verdict to fear.
A decision framework for flexibility, hand selection, information, defense, and the changing value of tiles across a round.
A disciplined way to compare isolated tiles, pairs, flexible groups, hand paths, and the cost of premature commitment.
Compare distance, natural structure, joker demand, exposure status, flexibility, and table evidence before committing.
Extract useful constraints from visible groups while resisting certainty that the table has not earned.
Practice without the performance
Use the decision studio for a calm rehearsal before your next game—or after a night you wish had gone differently.
A hand can go wrong
Missed your window? Chased a hand too long? Felt flustered by someone else’s exposure? Recovery is a skill, and it gets its own seat here.