Mahjong Night (Wednesday)
Details
Mahjong Night is the easiest way to learn Mahjong in San Diego! The format played at this event is Zung Jung — an easy-to-learn and beginner-friendly format. We provide easy-to-use cheat sheets and friendly instruction so you can pick it up as you play. Come as you are, bring a friend, grab a drink, and leave knowing how to play!
This event is for Zung Jung only. Other Mahjong styles are not permitted at this event.
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Learn to Play!
Check out our website to learn the basics of playing Mahjong! We also have helpful cheat sheets you can use as quick table references, available here! The full documentation for Zung Jung's rules is available on our website.
Donate to San Diego Mahjong Club
If you enjoy playing Mahjong at SDMC and would like to support the club materially, your donations are always welcome and appreciated! Proceeds from donations are used to cover the club's costs.
## San Diego Mahjong Club Attendance Policy
### Purpose
This Attendance Policy establishes the rules and expectations for attendance and adjudicates who will be seated at tables when demand exceeds capacity.
### Policy
San Diego Mahjong Club is a fast growing club with a high number of members. In order to maintain good relations with the businesses and organizations that provide a space for the club to play Mahjong, and in recognition of the fact that tables are not an infinite resource, San Diego Mahjong Club adops this hierarchy to determine who will be seated at tables to play games:
- RSVPs to the event
- Waitlisted people for the event
- Walk-ins to the event
RSVPing for an event guarantees the attendee a seat at a table. It is acceptable for people waitlisted for the event to show up, and walk-ins are also acceptable. However, waitlisters and walk-ins are not guaranteed a seat at any table at the event and may only be seated if a seat becomes available. In the event that a player is seated at a table and another player higher up in the attendance hierarchy shows up to the event while the lower player is at the table, the lower player will be allowed to finish their round and will be removed from the table and the conclusion of that round to make room for the higher player.
Tables at San Diego Mahjong Club events are scarce; there are often not enough tables to seat everybody who would like to play. For this reason, if a member RSVPs to an event it is important that they update their RSVP as soon as they become aware of changes to their schedule. People from the waitlist are automatically moved into an RSVP position when someone un-RSVPs from an event. Therefore, when someone RSVPs and no-shows, it takes a seat from someone else. For that reason, if someone habitually RSVPs to an event and no-shows, they will be penalized for the behavior. Habitual no-showers will automatically be moved to the bottom of the waitlist and walk-ins will take priority over them in table seating.
This Attendance Policy is in place to ensure a fair and predictable mechanism to determine who gets to play at San Diego Mahjong Club
AI summary
By Meetup
Weekly Mahjong Night for players of all levels, featuring Zung Jung (Modern Hong Kong) play with cheat sheets; attendees learn how to play Mahjong.
AI summary
By Meetup
Weekly Mahjong Night for players of all levels, featuring Zung Jung (Modern Hong Kong) play with cheat sheets; attendees learn how to play Mahjong.
