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Learn, play, and connect through American Mah Jongg.

  • Ready to learn American Mah Jongg? Let's get started!

    Mah Jongg 101 is where it all starts. This lesson is for brand new players - no experience needed! Most new players follow-up with Beginner Guided Play sessions to continue learning and practicing. You can sign up for a scheduled lesson or select ‘request a lesson’ to get started.

  • Mah Jongg is all about community, connection, and having fun. Your seat at the table is waiting for you!

    Whether you’re learning the basics, growing your confidence, or already comfortable at the table, The Lucky Dot has something for you. From beginner classes and guided play to social gatherings and special events, I create welcoming spaces to connect through Mah Jongg.

  • Discover our thoughtfully curated collection to bring a little Mah Jongg joy to your table and everyday life.

    Available exclusively for scheduled pickup in OKC, serving Oklahoma City and surrounding communities.

  • Hi, I'm Courtney.

    The seeds of The Lucky Dot were planted over 20 years ago around my grandparents kitchen table. For me, Mah Jongg has always been more than just a game — it’s a reason to gather and a way to connect. The Lucky Dot is inspired by this tradition and rooted in love.

  • Not sure where to start? That's okay. I'm here to help you!

    If you have any questions, I’m here to answer them. Just fill out the contact form, and I will get back to you soon!

  • Who is Dot?

    Yes, dots are one of three suits in the game of Mah Jongg. Dot is also the name of my Granny, the amazing person who brought Mah Jongg into my life. As a kid, Mah Jongg was a special way for me to connect with family. The Lucky Dot honors my Granny, the tradition she shared with me, and the joy I now get to share with others around the table.

  • What is American Mah Jongg?

    I’m glad you asked! American Mah Jonng is a 4-player tile game. It’s a little bit of strategy, a little bit of luck, and a whole lot of fun!

    There are many versions of this game that originated in China. In the early 1900’s, Mah Jongg came to the USA from China. The game became especially popular among Jewish-American woman who began playing it as a way to gather and connect. In 1937, a group of Mah Jongg enthusiasts came together in NYC and founded the National Mah Jongg League. They standardized the game so that all players would play the same hands and rules. This is the American Mah Jongg we know and love today. Every year, a new NMJL card is published, keeping the game fun and exciting.

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