American Mahjong Hand Tracker

What you get

• Game night scorecard Twelve hands, four players, with columns for how the hand was won and where the points went.
• Season hand log Your own record across game nights, with a tally of which sections of the card you win from.
• Hand planning cards Four cut-apart cards per page for tracking the Charleston and the hands you are aiming for.
• Table quick reference Setup, the Charleston, standard scoring conventions and a beginner glossary.
• Five colors Jade, navy, burgundy, slate and blush, all in the one download.
• Your group's name Optional, printed in the header and footer of every sheet.

4 sheets · US Letter landscape, 11 × 8.5 in · vector PDF, sharp at any size · prints in color or grayscale

What the scorecard tracks

One row per hand, with the dealer, the winner, which section of the card the hand came from, and its value.

Check boxes record how it was won: self picked from the wall, won on a discard, or a wall game with no winner, plus whether the hand was jokerless or concealed.

Four point columns, one per player, so the night settles as a single sum. The four totals should come to zero, which is a quick check that nothing was missed.

The Charleston, tracked

The first Charleston passes three tiles right, then across, then left. The second, which any player can decline, goes left, then across, then right.

The last pass of each Charleston may be a blind pass. The courtesy pass afterward trades up to three tiles with the player across from you.

The planning cards have a check box for every one of those passes, which is mostly useful for players still learning the order.

A note on the card

These sheets are an organizer, not a rulebook, and they do not reproduce any year's hands or their values. They name sections only.

Play from your own current card. Values and rules change year to year and differ between groups.