Try a Mah Jongg strategy lesson
3 Charleston racks where a beginner's rule of thumb picks the wrong pass. Choose your three tiles, then see the pass the engine finds and why it's better.
The lesson The Charleston: what to pass
Three first passes where your nearest hand isn't your likeliest one.
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How the lessons are made
- Every rack is dealt by the engine, and kept only when the best pass clearly beats the rule of thumb: the two are played out 400 times on the same draws.
- Any good pass is right, graded the way the Game Review grades the passes in your own games.
- The words are the engine's, and the coach's explanations are read and approved by a person before you see them.
More on the engine, the robots and the Game Review: How it works.
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The beginner lessons, from the tiles to Mah Jongg, a new strategy lesson every week, unlimited games against robots that play like people, a review of a game every day, and the puzzle of the day.