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LRC Taiwanese · Scoring rule

Neighbours

5–60 pts

Neighbours rewards pongs of consecutive numbers in one suit — for example triplets of 5, 6, and 7 circles. Two in a row score 5 points, three score 15, four score 30, and five score 60. The full five-pong version is also recognised as the Neighbours (Uncles) limit hand.

A worked example

Sequential same-suit pongs. 2 = 5pts, 3 = 15pts, 4 = 30pts, 5 = 60pts.

5-6-7 circle pongs (3 neighbours)
Neighbours 5–60 pts
Full hand total 0 points

Pong of 5o + 6o + 7o = 3 sequential neighbours (15 pts). Uses non-adjacent values to prevent sheung parsing.

Frequently asked

How many points is Neighbours worth in Taiwanese mahjong?

Neighbours scores 5–60 pts in LRC Taiwanese 16-tile mahjong. Neighbours rewards pongs of consecutive numbers in one suit — for example triplets of 5, 6, and 7 circles. Two in a row score 5 points, three score 15, four score 30, and five score 60. The full five-pong version is also recognised as the Neighbours (Uncles) limit hand.

What is an example of Neighbours?

Pong of 5o + 6o + 7o = 3 sequential neighbours (15 pts). Uses non-adjacent values to prevent sheung parsing. The full 17-tile hand scores 0 points in total.