

The competition is worthy.
The experience is Unforgettable.
I. The Room
II. The Purse
III. The Title
With a prize purse more than twice that of any American Mah Jongg tournament we’ve found, the stakes are decidedly higher. The rewards, however, don’t stop with the top finishers. Curated door prizes and thoughtful surprises are part of the day, too.
Because the experience should feel rewarding, no matter where you finish.
Every city leads somewhere. Top finishers at each city stop share unprecedented prizes, the largest of any one-day tournament, and earn complimentary entry to the National Mah Jongg Championship™ in Charleston, where players from across the country come together for two unforgettable days of competition and next-level prizes.
There can only be one National Champion.
From the moment you enter the room, the experience begins. Beautiful surroundings, thoughtfully appointed tables and unexpected touches are designed to surprise and delight.
Visit our Player Boutique, a curated collection of Mah Jongg favorites, local finds and a few things you simply didn't know you needed.
City Mahj is as beautiful as it is competitive.

IV. The Competition
This is American Mah Jongg competition, through and through.
Beautiful traditional tournament tiles, timed rounds, and
NMJL rules create the setting for competitive play.
The experience may be elevated. The competition remains
at the heart of it all.
V. The Tour
City Mahj kicks off in Charlotte on September 27th, then travels to a collection of cities before the season culminates in Charleston with the two-day National Mah Jongg Championship with the largest prizes known and something extra special for our first National Champion.
Take your place at the table.
For our first stop, we’re going a little extra.
STOP NO. 1
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CHARLOTTE, NC
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September 27th, 2026
2-Day Event

Play with Purpose

We believe a great game can do some good. Through our City Mahj tournaments, our goal is to contribute $30,000 this year to ARDS Alliance, supporting those affected by Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome.
This cause is especially close to our hearts. Allie lost her husband, Eric, to ARDS in May 2025, and we honor his memory by helping support the work of ARDS Alliance.