MCR Mahjong scoring: all 81 winning patterns

Four wind pungs or kongs.

Three dragon pungs or kongs.

Only green tiles: 2, 3, 4, 6, 8 Bamboo and Green Dragon.

Concealed 1112345678999 in one suit, completed by any tile of that suit.

Four kongs in one hand.

Seven consecutive pairs in one suit.

Every terminal and honor, plus a pair of one of them.

Only terminal tiles.

Three wind pungs or kongs and a pair of the fourth wind.

Two dragon pungs or kongs and a pair of the third dragon.

Only wind and dragon tiles.

Four pungs or kongs formed without claiming discards.

Two 123 and two 789 chows in one suit, with a pair of fives.

Four identical chows in one suit.

Four pungs in one suit with consecutive ranks.

Four chows in one suit shifted one or two ranks successively.

Three kongs.

Every set and the pair use terminals or honors.

Seven pairs; four identical undeclared tiles may count as two pairs.

Seven honors and seven tiles from a knitted sequence, all unpaired.

Four pungs or kongs and a pair using only even numbered tiles.

Only one numbered suit and no honors.

Three identical chows in one suit.

Three consecutively ranked pungs in one suit.

Only numbered tiles 7, 8, and 9.

Only numbered tiles 4, 5, and 6.

Only numbered tiles 1, 2, and 3.

The chows 123, 456, and 789 in one suit.

Terminal chows in all three suits with a pair of fives.

Three chows in one suit shifted one or two ranks successively.

Every set and the pair contains a five.

Pungs or kongs of the same rank in all three suits.

Three pungs or kongs formed without claiming discards.

A knitted sequence with at least five honors, all unpaired.

The knitted 147, 258, and 369 groups across three different suits.

Only numbered tiles 6 through 9.

Only numbered tiles 1 through 4.

Three wind pungs or kongs.

The chows 123, 456, and 789, each in a different suit.

Only tiles whose designs look the same when rotated 180 degrees.

The same chow in all three suits.

Three consecutively ranked pungs, one in each suit.

A winning hand with no other scoring pattern.

Self-draw the final tile in the wall.

Win on the final discard.

Win on a replacement tile drawn after declaring a kong.

Win by claiming a tile used to extend a melded pung to a kong.

Two concealed kongs.

Four pungs or kongs and a pair.

One numbered suit together with honors.

Three chows in different suits shifted one rank successively.

Characters, bamboo, dots, winds, and dragons all appear.

Every set is exposed and the hand wins by discard on the pair.

Two dragon pungs or kongs.

Every set and the pair contains a terminal or honor.

No exposed melds and a self-drawn win.

Two exposed kongs.

Win on the fourth copy of a tile when the other three are visible.

A pung or kong of dragons.

A pung or kong of the round wind.

A pung or kong of the winner's seat wind.

No exposed melds, winning on a discard.

Four chows and a non-value pair.

All four copies of a tile used without forming a kong.

Two pungs or kongs of the same rank in different suits.

Two concealed pungs or kongs.

A kong declared from four tiles held concealed.

No terminals or honors.

Two identical chows in one suit.

The same chow in two different suits.

Two chows in one suit forming six consecutive tiles.

The chows 123 and 789 in one suit.

A pung or kong of a terminal, wind, or dragon.

An exposed kong.

Tiles from only two of the three numbered suits.

A hand containing no winds or dragons.

Win solely on 3 for 123 or on 7 for 789.

Win solely on the middle tile of a chow.

Win solely on the tile that completes the pair.

Win with a fresh tile drawn from the wall.

One fan for each flower tile held when winning.