American 166-Tile Set with Racks
The standard American set: 152 playing tiles plus spares, 8 jokers, four racks, in a hard case.
- Tiles
- 152 in play
- Tile size
- 1.2" Γ 0.9" Γ 0.6"
Sets first, then tables, mats and accessories. The ordering is ours, based on which is the safer answer for a typical buyer β not on price, and not on which listing pays best.
The standard American set: 152 playing tiles plus spares, 8 jokers, four racks, in a hard case.
Bigger, easier-to-read tiles plus combined rack-and-pusher sets.
The classic set: 144 tiles, engraved characters, in a fitted case.
A proper Japanese set: 136 tiles, three aka dora, tenbou sticks.
Translucent green acrylic tiles with the look of jade and the weight of resin.
Shuffles and builds all four walls in under a minute, then folds away.
A full American set β all 152 playing tiles β in a zippered soft case that fits in a tote bag.
A 30β36 inch square mat with a non-slip base and a felt-like top.
Size 22β26 tiles in a box the size of a paperback.
A square folding table with a lipped edge and a drawer per player.
Four combined racks and pushers for American mahjong.
Single tiles, blank tiles for making jokers, and spare flowers.
A hard or soft case with fitted trays for a set that travels.
A padded tote with compartments for tiles, racks, card and mat.
A full-size 19Γ19 board, a complete set of stones and two bowls: everything the game needs.
A folding 19Γ19 board with flat magnetic stones for travel, lessons and the sofa.
Thirty-two engraved wooden discs and a folding board with the river and the palaces.
Forty pentagonal pieces with kanji, a 9Γ9 board and the drop rule that changes everything.
Three games, three different sets. Pick the statement that sounds most like you.