Mah Jongg, also known as American Mah Jongg, is a variation of the traditional Chinese game of Mahjong. It is commonly referred to as simply Mah Jongg.

It was in the early 20th century when it first became popular in the United States, and since then, it has developed into a much-loved hobby for many people. A set of tiles is generally used in the game of American Mah Jongg, which is typically played with four players.

An element of luck, as well as ability and strategy, are all required to play the game. As a means of forming certain combinations, or "hands," which vary in terms of both difficulty and point value, players take turns drawing and discarding tiles in order to achieve this goal.

Through the formation of a winning combination of tiles, the objective is to finish a hand and proclaim that you have played Mah Jongg. When compared to other versions of Mahjong, such as Chinese or Japanese Mahjong, this game has its own rules and vocabulary that are separate from those of other Mahjong variants.

American Mah Jongg is a game that is frequently played for social purposes, such as with get-togethers of friends or in organized groups. Additionally, it is played for competitive purposes in tournaments.

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