Overview of rules, tile materials and Mahjong accessories.

Peter Gallagher's collection of Mahjong sets.

Summary of the scoring for Chinese classical rules.

Basic tactics and various tips.

Bit and pieces of mathematical studies about Mahjong. Mostly Chinese Official rules.

Western rules adapted from Chinese classical rules. In Dutch and English.

Flash and Quicktime video introduction to Mahjong.

Mahjong sets dealer giving advice about care, restoration and purchase of vintage sets.

Devoted to vintage board games of the 1920s through 1940s with an emphasis on Mahjong. Includes photo galleries and information on care and restoration.

Information on the history, symbolism and rules of major Mahjong variants. Maintained by Lagarto, the maker of Four Winds Mah Jong game software.

Lists outlets in England, Scotland and Ireland where Mahjong sets can be purchased on-line and on the street. Downloadable print-it-yourself Mahjong kards

This blog reports on the activities of a group of Hiroshima-based foreigners and their Japanese friends who play three-player mahjong.

Detailed instructions on playing Japanese Four and Three-Player Mahjong.

Blog entry that points to the author's PDF guide to European classical rules.

1976's official hands and rules of the National Mahjongg League, Inc. [PDF]

Loose summary of Japanese terminology, game play and scoring.

History of the game, prior and after the 1920's.

Bibliography of Mahjong books published in English. Pictures of front pages, score cards and some vintage sets.

Jim May's personal collection of antique game sets and rulebooks.

Includes related software, beginners guide, rules, history, symbolism, club and tournament listing, and links.

Provides links, software, books, and information on how to play. Also includes a list of movies, television shows, and documentaries in which the game is featured.

Overview of history, rules, and tiles used in tile-matching games and true Mahjong. Reviews of several computer games. In English and Norwegian.

Forum mainly for players in Germany. In English and German.

Documentary film about Jewish and Asian women who play Mahjong.

Wai Ling Cheng describes Chinese classical rules and Mahjong history.