The table's scorekeeper.

Record every win, settle who pays whom in a tap, and follow the four totals through the night.

Mahjong tiles on a green felt table beside a handwritten score sheet
Every payment line, written down before the next hand.
Game 45 tay, Hu, 10 points per tay
Indrawon the hand
+250
Wulandiscarded into it
−100
Bayudealer, share doubled
−100
Citratable share
−50

One record settles the table.

Pick the win type, enter the hand's value, and the ledger does the rest. No paper, no arguments about who owed whom.

  • Log the win

    Cemo, Hu, or Cemo Pu Ciu Jen, and the hand's value in tay.

  • Settle the table

    Every payer's line shows before you confirm, so nothing surprises anyone.

  • Watch the totals

    Four running balances across games, and a short history of every hand won.

Your house rules, built in.

Defaults follow the standard Indonesian table. Tune them once per session, and every payment follows.

Win types

  • Five tay minimum

    A hand under five tay is not a win. The card says so.

  • Hu

    Won off a discard; the thrower pays double.

  • Cemo

    You pulled the winning tile yourself; everyone pays double.

  • Cemo Pu Ciu Jen

    Fully concealed and self-drawn. The rarest prize on the card.

Settlement

  • Discarder pays two shares

    The other two opponents pay one share each.

  • Self-draw pays two shares

    Every opponent owes the winner double on a Cemo.

  • Dealer exchange doubles

    Any payment touching the dealer's seat pays twice.

  • Flowers count

    Each flower and season adds a tay, seat-matched ones matter.

Set the table tonight.

Create a session, add your four players, and let the ledger keep the peace.

Start scoring