Best Mahjong Online Casinos in Hungary

Mahjong is a board game which combines skill, strategy, and calculation with a degree of chance. Originating in China, Mahjong has become a popular game across the world. In Hungary, it is the birthplace of one of the many variants, known as Hungarian Mahjong. Hungarian Mahjong is a variation of the game with distinct rules different from Classical Chinese Mahjong. Players must build a legal hand from the tiles they have been dealt. The game is normally played with four players, although some variations may be played with three or even two players.

Rule variations between Hungarian Mahjong and other versions of the game include the number of tiles each player draws, the concept of melding tiles, and the use of particular bonus tiles. Moreover, as players scores within Mahjong are based on the points accumulated in a turn, the points system used within a game may also vary.

In Hungarian Mahjong, the game is typically played with four players. During each round of the game, each of those players draw 13 tiles from the wall, with the aim of forming 'melds.' Melds can be sets, which comprise of 3 or 4 matching tiles, or sequences, which are formed of a set of consecutive tiles. When forming sets, however, there are two conditions which must be fulfilled. First of all, the addition of identical jokers is not allowed. Secondly, a set may only contain 2 of a particular suit. After each player has formed the melds they can from their 13 tiles, they may then present it to the other players to present their score for the round.

In Hungarian Mahjong, there are two types of points separately accumulated. The first are basic points, which are awarded for the different melds created by each player during each round. When creating sets, the basic points are taken from the numerical value of the tile itself. For example, an 8-bamboo tile would be worth 8 points. When forming sequences, the basic points are taken from the suit, with bonus points added, depending on the suit, and series of consecutive tiles put together. For example, a sequence of three bamboo tiles would be found to be worth a total of 10 points.

The second type are bonus points, which are collected alongside the basic points, when formed in a round. There are two types of bonus points to be collected in Hungarian Mahjong. The first is due to the presence of bonus tiles within the game, known as wind tiles and dragon tiles. The second bonus point is for a player in a round who achieves a full hand of four sets and a pair, known as a 'limit.'

The winner of a round of Hungarian Mahjong is the player who is able to add up all of their basic points and bonus points to create the highest overall score. In the event of a draw, the highest single meld determines the winner instead. The winner of the game is the player who is able to go mahjong the most number of times. A bonus of 3 bonus points are added to the winner's score for this victory.

Hungarian Mahjong is a variation of the Chinese game Mahjong, which is popular around the world, and is a game that combines skill, strategy and calculation with a degree of luck. Although the rules of the game are similar to other versions of Mah Jong, there are many variations, including two types of points, which make up a players score, basic and bonus points. Additionally, players must form both sets and sequences to win a round and the game itself is won by the most mahjong victories.