mahjilla

Keep score for your mahjong crew

Record each game, settle up, and see who's really winning.

mahjilla is a shared scorekeeper for the table you actually play at — your group, your rules, the standings kept honest.

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A friendly group of mahjong tiles

The scores

The standings, kept for you

Points are never typed in by hand — record the facts of each win and mahjilla does the math. Here's how a settle-up group looks.

Thursday Mahjong

Settle up · 12 games in

Example

  1. Mei

    12 games · 6 W · 50% · 4.0/game

    +48

  2. Bao

    12 games · 3 W · 25% · 1.0/game

    +12

  3. Lin

    12 games · 2 W · 17% · -1.5/game

    -18

  4. Alex

    12 games · 1 W · 8% · -3.5/game

    -42

A recorded game

Example

  • Bao won off Alex

    Jun 18, 2026 · value 25 · jokerless

What it paid out

Bao's jokerless win off Alex, settled across the table.

  • Bao+50
  • Mei-10
  • Lin-10
  • Alex-30

How it works

Three steps to keeping score

  1. Form a group

    Start a crew, pick how you score, and add your players — even friends who don't have an account yet.

  2. Record each game

    Tap in who won and how. The form asks only what your scoring mode needs, with a live result preview before you save.

  3. Watch the leaderboard

    Standings, win rates and points per game update themselves — for the group, and across every group you play in.

Your table, your rules

Three ways to score

Pick the one your group already plays. NMJL (American) hands, scored the way you settle them in real life.

Settle up

The official NMJL home-game settle-up most tables use — zero-sum, everyone pays the winner.

  • The winner collects; every other player pays based on the hand value.
  • Self-pick: everyone pays double what they would otherwise owe.
  • Discard win: the player who threw the tile pays double; everyone else pays the base amount.
Additive

Tournament-style tracking where only the winner gains points and nobody goes negative.

  • Only the winner scores — losers stay at zero for that hand.
  • Winner banks the hand value from the card.
  • Self-pick and jokerless add flat bonus points you configure below.
Win count

The simplest leaderboard — count mahjs, ignore hand values and bonuses.

  • One point per win. Hand value, jokers, and how they won don't change the score.
  • Wall games don't add a win to anyone.
  • Great when you only care who mahj'd the most.