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The game of [[Japanese mahjong]] is played with a set of 136 tiles. Of these 136 tiles, there are 34 different tiles with 4 of each kind. Aside from online, the live game is played on a square table, with the mahjong tiles places onto a mahjong mat. While the mat is not necessary, it is useful to use the mat in order to protect the tile surfaces. | The game of [[Japanese mahjong]] is played with a set of 136 tiles. Of these 136 tiles, there are 34 different tiles with 4 of each kind. Aside from online, the live game is played on a square table, with the mahjong tiles places onto a mahjong mat. While the mat is not necessary, it is useful to use the mat in order to protect the tile surfaces. | ||
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==Dealer order== | |||
At the beginning of the game, the first dealer is determined. Upon doing so, the dealer order throughout the game is also determined. Different processes may be implemented. A number may involve dice rolling, separating out four [[kazehai|wind tiles]] for wind draws, and/or pre-determined seating orders. Different organizations and tournaments have their own systems. Once the first dealer is set, then the game may commence. | |||
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