Play on a larger screen Play on a mobile-sized screen

The practice game on a laptop: your hand along the bottom, three bots around the table, and the discards in the middle — The larger-screen layout, mid-hand.

What you get

You play one seat and three bots play the others. The game deals, keeps the score and settles every hand.

A full round of at least 16 hands, with the money carried from one hand to the next.
The Singapore set: 148 tiles with animals and flowers, Kong and Yao payments, and Bao.
Your own house rules. Set the stake, the limit, the minimum Doubles, auto limit and shooter before you start.
Three levels of opponent: Gentle, Steady and Sharp.
Coaching you can turn on or off. It counts your Doubles, warns you off a dangerous discard and explains every settlement.
A saved game. Close the tab mid-hand and the round is still there when you come back.

What it is not

It is not multiplayer. You cannot play friends online: the only other players at the table are the bots.

Nothing is paid for real, either. The stakes only decide how the score moves.

Questions

Is it free?

Yes. There are no ads, no payments and no account to make.

Do I need to download anything?

No. It runs in the browser. The mobile-sized layout can also be added to a phone’s home screen, and then it plays a full round with no signal.

Which layout should I use?

On a laptop or desktop, play on the larger screen: a square table with all four seats in view. On a phone, take the mobile-sized layout and turn the phone sideways, so your whole hand sits in one row.

Which rules does it follow?

The rules on this site. The hands, the payouts and the penalties are the ones in scoring the game, so what the game pays is what the guide says it should.