App Profile: Mahjong Chow Pung Kong

"Mahjong Chow Pung Kong" refers to a classic set of Mahjong terms, each representing a specific combination of tiles or a particular action:

1. Chow: This refers to a sequence of three consecutive numbered tiles, which can only be formed using a tile discarded by the player to your left. For example, 1-2-3 of Wan or 6-7-8 of Tiao are examples of Chow.

2. Pung: This is a set of three identical tiles, typically formed when a player declares "Pung" after another player discards a matching tile, revealing their own two identical tiles.

3. Kong: This refers to a set of four identical tiles, with variations like exposed Kong or concealed Kong. A Kong can be formed by adding a fourth tile to an existing Pung or by self-drawing four identical tiles.

These terms represent essential tile combinations and actions in Mahjong, each associated with specific strategies and scoring opportunities. Mastering these techniques is a key step toward becoming a skilled Mahjong player.