Never played? Perfect.
Mah Jongg for beginners
Is Mah Jongg hard to learn? Not the way 
teaches it. Her beginner lessons skip the intimidation and go straight to the fun — you’ll leave your very first session feeling confident and ready to play.
How beginners learn to play
Two Sessions. Zero Pressure.
Session one: the basics
Meet the tiles, read the official card, and learn how a game flows — with clear explanations and plenty of time for questions.
Session two: real play
Sit down and play real games with coaching every hand. This is where it clicks — and where the laughter starts.
After: keep playing
Track your wins on the free My MahJ Journey game log, and come back for events and tips whenever you’re ready for more.
Frequently wondered
Honest Answers for New Players
Is Mah Jongg hard to learn?
It looks complicated, but it isn’t — not with a patient teacher. Breaking it into two sessions means you learn the game in digestible pieces, and most beginners are playing real hands by the end of their second session.
Do I need my own tiles or card?
No. Just bring yourself — everything you need for the lessons is provided, and you’ll get friendly guidance on what to buy when you’re ready for your own set.
Can I learn with my friends?
Absolutely — learning together is half the fun. Book a private group lesson, or join one of the public events and meet other beginners at the table.
Ready to play?
Play. Connect. Have Fun.
Reach out directly — is happy to answer questions, book a lesson, or plan your next Mah Jongg party.