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The rules define the suited, honour, and bonus (flower/animal) tile families, describe point limits and payout scaling, and cover common scoring patterns such as dragon triplets, winds, flushes, special hands, and concealed/robbing scenarios. 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Therefore, the rules of the game somewhat vary from other scoring systems in the region. The stacking of tiles will be 19 stacks for the dealer (East) and the player opposite (West), 18 stacks for the rest. The Dead Wall (王牌wáng-pái) is 15 tiles. The tile set is described as follows:  \nSuited Tiles  \nThese tiles run from One to Nine. There are 4 of each tile in every set.  \nThe dots suit (Chinese:筒子; pinyin: tǒngzǐ)  \nThe bamboo suit (Chinese:索子; pinyin: su ǒz ǐ)  \nThe character suit (simplified Chinese:万子; traditional Chinese:萬子; pinyin: wànzǐ)  \nHonour Tiles  \nHonour Tiles (Chinese: 字牌; pinyin: zìpái/Chinese: 大牌; pinyin: dàpái) consists of 4 Wind tiles & 3 Dragon tiles.  \nWind tiles (simplified Chinese: 四风牌; traditional Chinese: 四風牌; pinyin: sìfēngpái)  \nFrom left to right: East, South, West, North Dragon tiles (三元牌, pinyin sānyuánpái)  \nFrom left to right: Red Dragon, Green Dragon, White Dragon  \nBonus (flower/animal) Tiles  \nFlower set (花牌huā pái) and Season set (季牌jì pái)  \nFrom left to right: Plum, Orchid, Chrysanthemum, Bamboo, Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter Animal Tiles (禽兽牌qín shòupái /动物牌dòng wù pái)  \nFrom left to right: Cat, Rat, Rooster, Centipede  \nScoring points   \nPoints (台) are scored from the difficulty of gathering the winning hand. If monetary rewards (and losses) are involved, it is common that playing parties will agree upon a monetary value awarded to a one-point winning hand. Subsequently, for each additional point scored, this value is accordingly doubled.  \nThere is a typical maximum scoring limit of five points, though this has to be agreed among players. This point limit (simply known as the limit), and will be used to describe the points awarded by certain tilecombinations from now","cbCaikE6bBsJhksy","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikE6bBsJhksy","pdf",852224,25,"English","# Tile system\n## Suited Tiles\n## Honour Tiles\n## Bonus (flower/animal) Tiles\n# Scoring points\n## Point limit and payout scaling\n## Triplets and hand types\n## Special scenarios and penalties","[{\"question\":\"How does the Singapore tile system differ from other regional Mahjong sets?\",\"answer\":\"The Singaporean set has 148 tiles because it includes an additional animal tile set, so the rules and scoring system vary slightly from other regional sets.\"},{\"question\":\"How are points calculated under the point limit system?\",\"answer\":\"Points are based on the difficulty of the winning hand, and an agreed base payout for a one-point win is doubled for each additional point. 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