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* [[United States Professional Mahjong League]] == Tournaments == ...

In the initial brackets, a mixture of M.League players and other professional participants compete in an elimination bracket. The 4 players in the champi [[Category:Professional tournaments]] ...

...o known as '''MU''' and stylized as '''µ!''' (''mu''/''myuu'')) is a mixed professional and amateur organization of competitive mahjong players. As of February 2025, MU has 26 professional members. MU also has "touring" members, and female "touring" members, not c ...

==NU Tournaments== ...articipant within the NURM online community. Active within [[United States Professional Mahjong League|USPML]]. ...

...mahjong]] competition held in New York City hosted by the [[United States Professional Mahjong League]]. The tournament will be held at the Skyline Hotel in Manh [[Category:North American tournaments]] ...

In the initial brackets, a mixture of M.League players and other professional participants compete in an elimination bracket. The 4 players in the champi [[Category:Professional tournaments]] ...

The exact level of expectation will vary by decorum. Professional settings require a very high level of etiquette, by which a break in protoc ...our yaku when winning (e.g., "Ron. Chun, 1 dora. 2000 points"). In Western tournaments, players often call out each yaku. In [[jansou|mahjong parlors]], just say ...

...between four players due to factors such as luck. Various tournaments and professional organizations use this format. ...

[[Category:Professional tournaments]] ...

...A dealer with chombo must pay 4000 points to each player. Some tournaments/professional leagues may have a higher penalty. ...

...this yaku. It occurs in ≥40% of winning hands across various platforms and professional settings. Many official organizations and tournaments do not implement any form of open riichi; it is more or less reserved for c ...

...ebrities, like [[Takeo Kojima]] and [[Gaisho Furukawa]], and the advent of professional mahjong. Mahjong video games became mainstream in the 1980's, and later onl ...nces, gambling may be involved, whether it be legal or not legal. Finally, professional play involves televised games; and a staff may take detailed record of game ...

* [[United States Professional Mahjong League]] [[Category:North American tournaments]] ...

...of the [[World Riichi Championship]] series, hosted by the [[United States Professional Mahjong League]] (USPML). [[Category:Tournaments|W]] ...