About FilipinoMahjong.org

Why this website exists

Filipino Mahjong is often learned at home, from relatives, or from friends at the table. Because of that, rules and scoring can change depending on the group. This website helps organize those ideas in one place so new viewers can understand the game faster and returning fans can follow the stream with more context.

The goal is simple: explain the game clearly, celebrate the players, and make the live-stream community easier to join. The site is entertainment and educational content only. No wagering, betting, prize money, or gambling service is offered here.

What you can find here

• Live streams: Watch Filipino Mahjong action when Kling Mahjong or Jhat Mahjongero is live.
• Tutorials: Learn tile basics, turn flow, winning hands, common calls, and table strategy.
• Player profiles: Read about Kling, Jhat, Angie, Emay, and other regular players.
• Schedule: Check upcoming games and player booking dates.
• Community: Join the Miron guest book, forum, fan gallery, and leaderboard pages.
• Mini-games: Try memory games, spinning wheel, and the yes/no button game.

Filipino Mahjong rule variations

Every table may have small differences. Some groups score certain hands differently, some use unique house rules, and some have different names for tiles or situations. This site explains the most common version used by the community and may include notes about variations when needed.