247 Mahjong Novels & Stories

Jason replied, popping a piece of gum into his mouth. "Excuse me?" I froze, eyes widening in shock. Jared brushed it off with a wave. "Relax, it's euros. Let's go. Over there's a mahjong table, and next to it, a crowded poker table. I'm betting the prize pool's huge. I'll pick you up when something goes wrong." Euros didn't make a difference. When something go wrong? Do I have any more luck buffers? You have no luck boosters left.

All of a sudden she spun around and enquired sternly, "Who are you?" I smiled as I got on my feet. "My name is Jason Dutton, I am a 25 year old chess player and a criminal master mind. Chess is the game plan. I play in the tournament, using the plan I will be using during my next heist. If I win I use it, if I lose I change it.

said Phantom Marionette, swiveling around and heading towards a gloomy dwelling in the back. Concurrently, a group of more than ten people were stationed within the three-story building. The room was littered with beer bottles and various plastic containers. A dozen people of all colors and ages, both male and female were present. Most people were casually lounging on the floor or leaning against the window toying with their phones. There were four individuals who were playing mahjong. The four had Eurocentric features but seemed well-versed with mahjong. “If I ever retire in the future, I want to spend my retirement in the Celestial Empire. It’s pretty good here. There’s good food, lots to

Rex, Thomas, Linux, and Sonnia made just the right number of players for a game of mahjong. Thus, they set up the mahjong table. It was snowing heavily outside. However, it felt like a small spark could start a huge fire inside. It was as warm as spring. Besides, the charcoal fire burned brightly in the fireplace, and everybody felt high spirited.

Once that had been engaged, he changed the spell to suit his skill. "Okay, so I'm gonna flip for this summon. Major arcana is worth ten with exception of the Fool which can be one or ten. Court cards are five points and number cards as numbered. Summon goes well if I beat the house to fifteen. So, shall we? The game is Four-Count Stand Off." Jinx split the deck. He started to flick the cards into the summon circle. As some of them landed not just right side up but standing on end vertically, he started counting up the score for the house. "Two… Seven… Eleven."

"Yeah! Mae's right! She loves this stuff. Back in Cratertown, she'd go play mahjong every afternoon and wouldn't come back until dinner!" Buck laughed. "Fine. But we play for money here. If you don't have any–" I showed him my account balance. His eyes lit up. "Alright then, Mae, join us. "Come on, shuffle. "I'll tell you, we're playing Three-Card Brag. "Three of a kind is highest, then straight flush, then straight, then pair." Once the rules were clear, I was ready. "Let's start." Now I would see exactly how they cheated right under my nose.