A practice app designed to eliminate the problem of "being able to play mahjong but struggling with score calculation."
[A hardcore learning experience based on actual game standards]
Using M-League rules as the default, the app clearly indicates differences between organizations (counted yakuman, double yakuman, rounded-up mangan, consecutive wind tile pair) and allows switching settings. The questions are limited to hands under mangan that require point calculation, and dora tiles are shown using actual dora indicator tiles. You'll also learn score declaration in the same format as actual games, such as "1300 all" and "800/1600."
[5 ways to learn]
■ Basics of score calculation: Learn the system from the base tile to the score table in one page.
■ Drills: Four levels from beginner to professional, infinitely regenerative. This app provides more examples of the "easily mistaken range" of 40-100 points.
■ Point Breakdown Preview: Learn the calculation process using flashcards with random hands.
■ Point Reference Chart: Refer to 1-4 han x 11 points + mangan and above at any time.
■ Progress & Weaknesses: Visualize your "weakness with 30 points."
【Series App】
Mahjong Point Dojo is the third app in a series that "supports all aspects of your mahjong life beyond matches." It will integrate with future account linking for features like "what to discard" sharing, scheduling, and performance management.
【Privacy Focused】
Learning data is stored only locally on your device. No ads or analytics tools are included.
Operated by: UFAS.inc
【Recommended for those who:】
- Struggle to calculate scores and declare them in mahjong parlors or friendly matches
- Constantly ask "7700? 8000?" during casual or informal mahjong games
- Want to learn the rules of competitive mahjong correctly
- Still struggle to understand point calculation even after reading mahjong books
【Operating Environment】
- Android 5.0 (API 21) or later
- Compatible with smartphones and tablets
A serious practice app for learning Mahjong scoring by breaking down the points within each hand. Practice drills that simulate actual gameplay with vocalizations.