Increase Your Score in Mahjongg Solitaire

[AARPLynne]

In Mahjongg Solitaire, it’s important to not just match tiles indiscriminately, as different suits can give you different point values. They are:

• Wan (Tiles with Chinese characters) – 2 points
• Circle (Tiles with circles) – 4 points
• Bamboo (Tiles with vertical bamboo pieces, as well as the bird tile) – 6 points
• Wind (North, South, East, and West) – 8 points
• Dragon (A tile with a single red, green, or black marking) – 10 points
• Flower (A tile with a picture of flower and a blue number) – 12 points
• Season (A tile with a picture of a tree and a red number) – 14 points

The score for each match is the suit points multiplied by the number of tiles remaining on the board. That means that finding matches among season, flower, and dragon tiles early on will be a big boon for your score. Additionally, each successive match of the same suit adds a chain multiplier – so the more matches you make of a single suit in a row, the higher your score gets!

[MiaB100801]

When playing Mahjongg Solitaire, focusing on high-value tiles like Seasons (14 points) and Flowers (12 points) can really boost your score. If you enjoy this type of strategy game, you should check out similar puzzles on poki games. They offer a variety of brain-teasing games that are both fun and challenging. Balancing strategy and quick thinking is key, just like in Mahjongg!

[bolywal]

I clear the board every time.  What am I missing?

[DianeB12144]

OK, so this thread is almost 2 years old but I cleared the board just now after playing for too many hours at a time and yet I only got 52,000 points. There are so many people that have between 90 and 100,000 points. how do they get all those points? Thanks.

[HarlB48328]

I hate being timed, just want to clear the board, which I never do. (I'm slow)  For a short while, I received an "Untimed game" which disappeared as suddenly as it appeared.   I do this game for memory enhancement as much as for the fun but I despise the timing.  wish I could get the untimed back.

[MargaretM252561]

Knowing the numeric values of the tiles is useless.  So what you are trying to say is that, strategy-wise, waiting for a match is more important than succeeding in clearing the board/ 

[TimothyB421419]

It's the chain multiplier for the values of the tiles..that's the key.  Several sequential matches of the same type of tiles yields bigger scores.