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When two player’s hands are declared dead, the remaining two players continue to play.
Category - Rules
Protocols, regulations, etc.
In two-handed mah jongg the walls are built just as in four-handed mah jongg.
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When East player (the only player with 14 tiles) has Mah Jongg after the Charleston, it is called an "Earthly Hand." If this occurs, it is considered a self-picked mah jongg and the winner is paid double by all players.
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There is a common house rule is called, "Wall Game Kitty." Here's how it works:
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One might think that a player's turn begins when the previous player discards a tile but that is not the case. The reason for this is that turns can be interrupted when another player claims the discard to make an exposure. Therefore, a player's turn officially begins when they either pick a tile from the wall or call a discard.
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White Dragons (Soap), when represented as a zero, are considered neutral.
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It is too late for another player to call the previous discard once the next player has discarded.
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If the wrong player begins as East, the hand is played to the end, and the winner is paid.
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