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Mahjong; The Game Of (Robertson

$28.30

For forty years, Max Robertson's The Game of Mah Jong has been accepted as the foremost authoritative guide to the rules and scoring of this fascinating game. First published in 1974, it has been reprinted countless times and consulted by legions of Mah Jong fans.

Invented by the Chinese hundreds of years ago, Mah Jong spread across the globe and was embraced by the Western world. This book pays tribute to the game's Chinese origins, and outlines the most correct and popular method of playing - using specimen hands to illustrate techniques.

Covering everything from purchasing a quality set to special rules and penalties, and featuring a handy doubling table,The Game of Mah Jong is the perfect handbook for both seasoned players and new fans of the game.

Pages: 96

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Mahjong; The Game Of (Robertson

$28.30

For forty years, Max Robertson's The Game of Mah Jong has been accepted as the foremost authoritative guide to the rules and scoring of this fascinating game. First published in 1974, it has been reprinted countless times and consulted by legions of Mah Jong fans.

Invented by the Chinese hundreds of years ago, Mah Jong spread across the globe and was embraced by the Western world. This book pays tribute to the game's Chinese origins, and outlines the most correct and popular method of playing - using specimen hands to illustrate techniques.

Covering everything from purchasing a quality set to special rules and penalties, and featuring a handy doubling table,The Game of Mah Jong is the perfect handbook for both seasoned players and new fans of the game.

Pages: 96

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