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The '''Club Riichi de Montréal''' (CRM) is an unincorporated organization established in 2013 promoting riichi Mahjong in Canada, picking up after the disbanding of Mah-jong Montréal, the previous club active since 2004. Its members regularly meet every two weeks at various public cafés in the Montréal, Quebec area. As | The '''Club Riichi de Montréal''' (CRM) is an unincorporated organization established in 2013 promoting riichi Mahjong in Canada, picking up after the disbanding of Mah-jong Montréal, the previous club active since 2004. Its members regularly meet every two weeks at various public cafés in the Montréal, Quebec area. As of 2016, CRM is one of 3 major clubs operating in Canada: due to its combined history with the predecessor club, is often viewed as the senior club. No national Canadian organization exists at this time: Canada-specific issues are often communicated to the other Canadian clubs, and CRM supports the endeavours of the North American Riichi Mahjong Association. | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 17:12, 9 April 2016
| Country | Canada |
|---|---|
| Location | Montreal, Quebec |
| Inception | 2013 |
| Members | 20 |
| Club Riichi de Montréal ruleset | |
|---|---|
| Kuitan, atozuke | ari-ari |
| Starting points | 25,000 |
| Ending points (Target) |
25,000 (30,000) |
| Negative score | Bust-out |
| Oka (total ante) |
0 |
| Uma (placement bonus) |
0 |
| Multiple win cases | 2 |
| Call precedence | 0.5 s |
| Dora settings | All |
| Renchan setting | Nanba-renchan |
| Abortive draws | All |
| Specific House rules |
Nothing unusual |
The Club Riichi de Montréal (CRM) is an unincorporated organization established in 2013 promoting riichi Mahjong in Canada, picking up after the disbanding of Mah-jong Montréal, the previous club active since 2004. Its members regularly meet every two weeks at various public cafés in the Montréal, Quebec area. As of 2016, CRM is one of 3 major clubs operating in Canada: due to its combined history with the predecessor club, is often viewed as the senior club. No national Canadian organization exists at this time: Canada-specific issues are often communicated to the other Canadian clubs, and CRM supports the endeavours of the North American Riichi Mahjong Association.