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'''Nederlandse Mahjong Bond''' (NMB) is the national mahjong organization of the Netherlands. NMB is the Dutch member of the [[European Mahjong Association]], and oversees the organization of [[MERS]] tournaments in the Netherlands. NMB claims a membership of | '''Nederlandse Mahjong Bond''' ("Dutch Mahjong Federation", a.k.a. NMB) is the national mahjong organization of the Netherlands. NMB is the Dutch member of the [[European Mahjong Association]], and oversees the organization of [[MERS]] tournaments in the Netherlands. As of 2025, NMB claims a membership of around 400 players across about 30 clubs. Only a few clubs focus on [[Japanese mahjong]]. | ||
== | ==Activities== | ||
The core activities of NMB are organizing yearly national tournaments, helping with the organization of other events, giving advice to clubs organizing tournaments, keeping an eye on rulesets, and promoting mahjong. They also train referees, and keep track of national rankings based on tournament results. A lot of international [[MERS]] tournaments have been held in the Netherlands. | |||
All mahjong variants are welcome, but the association and its members focus primarily on MCR ("Mahjong Competition Rules", a.k.a. Chinese official), [[Japanese mahjong|Riichi mahjong]], and NTS ("Dutch Tournament Rules", a variant of classical Chinese mahjong formalized in 2002). Most mahjong clubs that are members of NMB play by MCR rules, but clubs for all three variants exist. | |||
==Member organizations== | |||
===Riichi mahjong clubs=== | |||
* [[Mahjongclub Tsumo!|Tsumo!]], Hendrik Ido Ambacht (between Rotterdam and Dordrecht) | |||
: Plays every Thursday night. [https://www.mahjongclubtsumo.nl/ <nowiki>[website]</nowiki>] | |||
* [[Schoon Spel]], Oss | |||
: Plays both MCR and Riichi every Tuesday night. [https://www.schoonspel.nl/schoon-spel/clubavond <nowiki>[website]</nowiki>] | |||
* [[JCES Kinjin|Kinjin]], Eindhoven | |||
: A student association focussed on Japanese culture. Plays mahjong on board game nights (as well as shogi and go), usually every other Monday. [https://kinjin.nl/ <nowiki>[website]</nowiki>] | |||
====Living room clubs==== | |||
Nation-wide clubs that meet up in members' living rooms to play Riichi mahjong. | |||
* [[Riichiclub Niji|Niji]], nation-wide, based in Oss. [https://niji-riichi.nl/ <nowiki>[website]</nowiki>] | |||
* [[Riichi Mahjongclub Furiten|Furiten]], nation-wide, based in Bussum. [https://www.furiten.nl/ <nowiki>[website]</nowiki>] | |||
===Non-riichi clubs===<!-- ordered by town name, no article links --> | |||
====Mahjong Competition Rules (MCR)==== | |||
* Het Mahjong Genootschap, Almere | |||
: Plays MCR primarily, but will play Riichi or NTS occasionally. [https://anitaneve.wixsite.com/genootschap/genootschap <nowiki>[website]</nowiki>] | |||
* De Drie Seizoenen, Almere | |||
* De Kongrovers, Amstelveen | |||
* Haagse Kringen, Den Haag | |||
* Bamboe Acht, Heemstede | |||
* De Rode Draak Twente, Hengelo & Enschede | |||
* De Oase, IJsselstein | |||
* De Negen Poorten, IJsselstein | |||
* Silence of the Winds, IJsselstein | |||
* De Rode Sleutels, Leiderdorp | |||
* De Vier Winden, Loon op Zand (Tilburg) | |||
* Het Oosten, Markelo | |||
* De Gouden Draak, Nijmegen en Arnhem | |||
* De Dertien Wezen, Rosmalen ('s Hertogenbosch) | |||
* Eerste Nederlandse Mahjong Vereniging (ENMV), Rotterdam | |||
* Terras Mahjong, Santpoort-Noord | |||
* Hoeksteen van Utrecht, Utrecht | |||
* De Paarse Draak, Vogelenzang | |||
* De Zaanse Muur, Zaandam | |||
====Dutch Tournament Rules (NTS)==== | |||
* Het Groene Hart, Alphen aan den Rijn | |||
* De Oostpoort, Delft | |||
* De Oude Draken, Groningen | |||
* De Groene Draak, Hilversum | |||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
[http://mahjongbond.org/ Website] | * [http://mahjongbond.org/ Website] | ||
:* [https://mahjongbond.org/clubs/ Up-to-date list of clubs] | |||
:* [https://mahjongbond.org/riichi-ranglijst-2025/ National Riichi mahjong rankings] | |||
:* [https://mahjongbond.org/nmb-info-english/ Info in English] | |||
[[Category:European organizations]] | [[Category:European organizations]] | ||
Revision as of 15:12, 17 March 2025
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| Country | Netherlands |
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| Inception | 2004 |
| Members | 28 clubs (as of Mar 2025) |
Nederlandse Mahjong Bond ("Dutch Mahjong Federation", a.k.a. NMB) is the national mahjong organization of the Netherlands. NMB is the Dutch member of the European Mahjong Association, and oversees the organization of MERS tournaments in the Netherlands. As of 2025, NMB claims a membership of around 400 players across about 30 clubs. Only a few clubs focus on Japanese mahjong.
Activities
The core activities of NMB are organizing yearly national tournaments, helping with the organization of other events, giving advice to clubs organizing tournaments, keeping an eye on rulesets, and promoting mahjong. They also train referees, and keep track of national rankings based on tournament results. A lot of international MERS tournaments have been held in the Netherlands.
All mahjong variants are welcome, but the association and its members focus primarily on MCR ("Mahjong Competition Rules", a.k.a. Chinese official), Riichi mahjong, and NTS ("Dutch Tournament Rules", a variant of classical Chinese mahjong formalized in 2002). Most mahjong clubs that are members of NMB play by MCR rules, but clubs for all three variants exist.
Member organizations
Riichi mahjong clubs
- Tsumo!, Hendrik Ido Ambacht (between Rotterdam and Dordrecht)
- Plays every Thursday night. [website]
- Schoon Spel, Oss
- Plays both MCR and Riichi every Tuesday night. [website]
- Kinjin, Eindhoven
- A student association focussed on Japanese culture. Plays mahjong on board game nights (as well as shogi and go), usually every other Monday. [website]
Living room clubs
Nation-wide clubs that meet up in members' living rooms to play Riichi mahjong.
Non-riichi clubs
Mahjong Competition Rules (MCR)
- Het Mahjong Genootschap, Almere
- Plays MCR primarily, but will play Riichi or NTS occasionally. [website]
- De Drie Seizoenen, Almere
- De Kongrovers, Amstelveen
- Haagse Kringen, Den Haag
- Bamboe Acht, Heemstede
- De Rode Draak Twente, Hengelo & Enschede
- De Oase, IJsselstein
- De Negen Poorten, IJsselstein
- Silence of the Winds, IJsselstein
- De Rode Sleutels, Leiderdorp
- De Vier Winden, Loon op Zand (Tilburg)
- Het Oosten, Markelo
- De Gouden Draak, Nijmegen en Arnhem
- De Dertien Wezen, Rosmalen ('s Hertogenbosch)
- Eerste Nederlandse Mahjong Vereniging (ENMV), Rotterdam
- Terras Mahjong, Santpoort-Noord
- Hoeksteen van Utrecht, Utrecht
- De Paarse Draak, Vogelenzang
- De Zaanse Muur, Zaandam
Dutch Tournament Rules (NTS)
- Het Groene Hart, Alphen aan den Rijn
- De Oostpoort, Delft
- De Oude Draken, Groningen
- De Groene Draak, Hilversum