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    Can I draw to a pair?
    Lola Wright
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    Yes, but they have to have an open side. Like two "@@", they have to be on the edge, so to speak.
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    Is this Chinese or American Mah Jongg?
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    This is the Chinese version of Mah Jongg.
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    At the end of each round, is the winner the only one to get points?
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    It depends how you play, but generally the winner receives points and no one else.
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    How are neutral tiles played?
    Awesome96Birdy
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    You can turn them into anything you need them to be, kind of like the joker in typical Western card games.
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    How do you play this with 3 players?
    Joyce Chen
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    You can set it up exactly as before, and play with three players. There isn't much of a difference, I've tried it many times with my family when someone chickens out.
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