How a duel is decided
Each seat receives 24 pair turns and a separate four-minute clock. A Hint may be used twice, but each use adds 15 seconds to that player’s adjusted result. The lower adjusted solving time wins after all 48 pairs are cleared.
Mahjong cafe
Choose a table, take a seat, and meet your next Mahjong opponent.
Shared-board challenge
Mahjong Duel is a local turn-based pair challenge built from the same open-tile logic as Mahjong Solitaire. Both seats see the same 96-tile layout. A valid turn removes one matching open pair, then control passes to the other seat.
Each seat receives 24 pair turns and a separate four-minute clock. A Hint may be used twice, but each use adds 15 seconds to that player’s adjusted result. The lower adjusted solving time wins after all 48 pairs are cleared.
This version is an offline practice cafe. After two seconds without a connected human service, a named local computer player takes the opposite seat. Its move choices run in your browser and do not call a paid model or pretend to be a real online player.
A temporary guest name and selected avatar stay on this device. Quick Chat is limited to approved phrases, and no free-text chat is available. The Duel lobby and table do not load advertising in this build.