Lucky Tile Company

National directory of live mahjong games and lessons

Find recurring mahjong games, beginner lessons, and online instruction across 23 U.S. cities. Browse by ruleset, schedule, neighborhood, cost, and experience level—with verification dates to help you plan.

A practical directory

Find a table that fits

Lucky Tile Company helps players find recurring in-person mahjong games, beginner lessons, and welcoming local groups. Start with your city, compare the style, schedule, neighborhood, cost, and experience level, then contact the host before you travel.

  1. Choose a city.Browse 23 U.S. metro areas with concise, server-rendered listings.
  2. Check the table.Every detail page explains the ruleset, timing, venue, cost, and level.
  3. Confirm with the host.Schedules can change. Use the listing contact before attending.

Ways to play

One game, many traditions

American Mah Jongg

Usually played with racks, jokers, and the current National Mah Jongg League card. Many listed groups welcome beginners who already know the basics.

Riichi

The modern Japanese ruleset, with precise scoring and a strong club scene. Look for beginner sessions if terms such as riichi, dora, and furiten are new to you.

Hong Kong and Chinese styles

Fast, social variants with regional rules. Confirm the exact scoring system with the host because house rules vary.