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Mahjong is a tile-based game that originated in 19th-century China and has since spread worldwide, typically played by four players using skill, strategy, and luck in ways similar to the card game rummy. The game remains particularly popular throughout East and Southeast Asia and has become increasingly accessible through online versions and adaptations in Western countries.
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- Game.name
- Mahjong
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- Mahjong
- Game.years
- Late 19th century to present
- Game.players
- 3–4
- Game.setup_time
- 1–5 minutes
- Game.playing_time
- Dependent on variation or rules
- Game.random_chance
- Moderate
- Game.skills
- Tactics, observation, risk management, adaptive strategies
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- "Mahjong" in Traditional (top) and Simplified (bottom) Chinese characters
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- sports discipline
- Country of origin
- China
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- Mahjong
- topic's main category
- Category:Mahjong
- inception
- 1900-00-00
- different from
- mahjong solitaire
- Unicode character
- 🀄
- native label
- 麻雀
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Mah-Jongg, auch Mahjongg oder Mahjong (chinesisch 麻將 / 麻将, Pinyin májiàng, Jyutping maa4zoeng3 ; Kantonesisch 麻雀, máquè, Jyutping maa4zoek3 – „Sperlingsvögel“ ; hist. 麻雀牌, máquèpái, Jyutping maa4zoek3paai4*2 – „Sperlingsspiel“) genannt, ist ein chinesisches Spiel für vier Personen.
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