Find American Mah Jongg games with people near you. Take a seat, host a table, keep the scores — none of that costs anything.
Schedule a game, join an open table, save a seat for a friend and connect with other players nearby — all in one place.
Have a look around first — you do not need an account to see whether anyone is playing near you.
A membership adds more, whenever you want it. $49.99 a year.
An alternative to league play
And it grows with you: as Rose & Bee Mahjong reaches more places, your membership can connect you with players in other communities too.
How it works
See what is already on the calendar near you and take a seat, or put a match up yourself — a date, a place, a time — and let people come to it. No working out who is free by asking around, and no hearing about Saturday on Saturday.
What it costs
$49.99 a year
Payments are not refundable. You can cancel at any time to stop future charges, and your membership stays active until the end of the period you paid for.
Getting started
Have a look and see. If a community is playing near you, come and join it — and if one is still coming together, add your name and we will tell you the moment it is ready to start.
See where Rose & Bee Mahjong playsThen you are ready now. Start a private group, invite the people you already play with, and put a match on the calendar this week. It is yours and invitation only. $49.99 for a full year of membership. Play as often as you like.
Start a groupAlready have an account? Sign in
Hosting and hoping someone in particular can make it? Hold a seat for them — up to three — and they will be told it is waiting. It stays theirs until they say yes, so nobody is signed up for an evening without meaning to be. Holding a seat is part of a membership. Putting the match on the calendar is not.
Bring the people you already play with, and meet the ones nearby you have not met yet. When more want to play than one table seats, an event can set out up to eight tables at the same place and time and anyone can offer to host one, so a good turnout is a good problem.
Every match holds its own: who is sitting, who is on the waiting list behind a full table, and a chat for who is bringing what and where to park. Scores go in when you finish, so matches played, matches won, your highest and your average follow you between communities.