Correctly Named

A player should clearly announce the name of the tile they are discarding so all players are aware of the exact tile being discarded. 

It is recommended that the following guidelines be used to when discarding a tile: 

  • For a suit tile (Bam, Crak, or Dot), a player should state the numerical value and the suit. Examples: “Two Bam”, “Seven Crak”, or “Four Dot”.
  • For a wind tile, a player should state the single word (cardinal direction) associated with the tile. Examples: “North”, “East”, “West” or “South”. 
  • For a dragon tile, a player should state the single word associated with the tile. Examples: “Red”, “Green”, “White”, or “Soap”.
    • Note: White Dragons are also referred to as Soap and therefore either name clearly identifies the tile being discarded.
  • For a flower tile, a player should state the single word “Flower”. 
  • However, if a player is discarding the exact same tile that the player before them discarded, they may say “Same” in place of the name of the natural tile
  • For a joker tile, a player should state either “Joker”, “Same” or repeat the fully named tile previously discarded. If East’s first discard is a joker then “Joker” must be stated.