Monday, 23 November 2009
2009 Championship Stats, Match 8 (Nov '09).
Results of match 8 are:
Winning Match Score, Ian = 264.
Cumulative Average Match Score = 325.
Cumulative Average Hand Score = 41.
Results of all matches played are:
Ian leads on Championship Points = 3112.
Hilary and Ian lead on Matches Won = 3.
Hilary leads on Mahjongs Won = 19.
Highest Hand Score so far this Championship, Ian = 1408.
If you would like the IMPAH scoring excel file emailed to you for your own use then request it from: impahrules at googlemail dot com.
Sunday, 4 October 2009
2009 Championship Stats, Match 7 (Oct '09).
Results of match 7 are:
Winning Match Score, Hilary = 482.
Cumulative Average Match Score = 340.
Cumulative Average Hand Score = 42.
Results of all matches played are:
Hilary leads on Championship Points = 2912.
Hilary leads on Matches Won = 3.
Hilary leads on Mahjongs Won = 18.
Highest Hand Score so far this Championship, Ian = 1408.
Thursday, 27 August 2009
2009 Championship Stats, Match 6 (August '09).
Results of match 6 are:
Winning Match Score, Mel = 380.
Cumulative Average Match Score = 353.
Cumulative Average Hand Score = 43.
Results of all matches played are:
Ian leads on Championship Points = 2634.
Hilary, Ian and Mel lead on Matches Won = 2.
Hilary leads on Mahjongs Won = 15.
Highest Hand Score so far this Championship, Ian = 1408.
Monday, 11 May 2009
2009 Championship Stats, Match 5 (May '09).
Results of match 5 are:
Winning Match Score, Ian = 436.
Cumulative Average Match Score = 369.
Cumulative Average Hand Score = 51.
Results of all matches played are:
Ian leads on Championship Points = 2488.
Hilary & Ian lead on Matches Won = 2.
Hilary leads on Mahjongs Won = 13.
Highest Hand Score so far this Championship, Ian = 1408.
If you would like the IMPAH scoring excel file emailed to you for your own use then request it from: impahrules at googlemail dot com.
Winning Match Score, Ian = 436.
Cumulative Average Match Score = 369.
Cumulative Average Hand Score = 51.
Results of all matches played are:
Ian leads on Championship Points = 2488.
Hilary & Ian lead on Matches Won = 2.
Hilary leads on Mahjongs Won = 13.
Highest Hand Score so far this Championship, Ian = 1408.
If you would like the IMPAH scoring excel file emailed to you for your own use then request it from: impahrules at googlemail dot com.
Saturday, 4 April 2009
2009 Championship Stats, Match 4 (April '09).
Results of match 4 are:
Winning Match Score, Ian = 1516.
Cumulative Average Match Score = 400.
Cumulative Average Hand Score = 45.
Winning Match Score, Ian = 1516.
Cumulative Average Match Score = 400.
Cumulative Average Hand Score = 45.
Results of all matches played are:
Ian leads on Championship Points = 2052.
Hilary leads on Matches Won = 2.
Mel leads on Mahjongs Won = 11.
Highest Hand Score so far this Championship, Ian = 1408.
Ian leads on Championship Points = 2052.
Hilary leads on Matches Won = 2.
Mel leads on Mahjongs Won = 11.
Highest Hand Score so far this Championship, Ian = 1408.
If you would like the IMPAH scoring excel file emailed to you then request it from: impahrules at googlemail dot com.
Saturday, 28 March 2009
2009 Championship Stats Match 3 (Mar '09).
Wednesday, 28 January 2009
2009 Championship Stats Match 2 (Jan '09).
Saturday, 3 January 2009
2009 Championship Stats Match 1 (Jan '09).
As it was the start of a new season (2009) we decided to make a small change to our tournament. This year each match will consist of eight hands instead of sixteen.
Results of the first match are:
Winning Match Score, Hilary = 870.
Average Match Score = 461.
Average Hand Score = 58.
Results of all matches played are:
Hilary leads on Matches Won = 1.
Hilary leads on Mahjongs Won =3.
Highest Hand Score so far this Championship, Hilary = 640.
Thursday, 1 January 2009
2008 Championship Statistics (December '08).
After five matches Peter and Ian have won two matches each. Hilary has won one match and Mel has won none.
As this is the end of the 2008 Season the final results are:
1st Peter
2nd Ian
3rd Hilary
4th Mel
Although Ian and Peter drew on matches, Peter sneaks first place on championship points.
All scores are now reset to zero for the 2009 season.
As this is the end of the 2008 Season the final results are:
1st Peter
2nd Ian
3rd Hilary
4th Mel
Although Ian and Peter drew on matches, Peter sneaks first place on championship points.
All scores are now reset to zero for the 2009 season.
Saturday, 8 November 2008
2008 Championship Statistics (November '08).
After four matches Peter has won two matches, Ian and Hilary are drawn on one match each; holding equal second place. Mel is in fourth place.
Peter leads on Cumulative Score (2826).
Peter leads on Mahjongs Won (24).
Highest Hand Score so far, Hilary (884).
Average Match Score = 403.
Average Hand Score = 101.
Peter leads on Cumulative Score (2826).
Peter leads on Mahjongs Won (24).
Highest Hand Score so far, Hilary (884).
Average Match Score = 403.
Average Hand Score = 101.
Monday, 6 October 2008
2008 Championship Statistics (October '08).
After four matches Peter has won two matches, Ian and Hilary are drawn on one match each; holding equal second place. Mel is in fourth place.
Peter leads on Cumulative Score (2396).
Peter leads on Mahjongs Won (22).
Highest Hand Score so far, Hilary (884).
Average Match Score = 410.
Average Hand Score = 102.
Tuesday, 26 August 2008
Mahjong Rules Sheet (Three Player).
Sunday, 17 August 2008
2008 Championship Statistics (August '08).
Championship Rules.
Each 'Hand' winner is decided by the player who calls Mahjong.
Each 'Match' (16 hands) winner is decided by the player with most points, if points are drawn then all drawing players win and are marked as taking equal 1st place.
Each ‘Championship’ (one per year, or more depending on frequency of play) winner is decided by the player winning most matches, if drawn then the highest number of championship points are considered, if drawn the highest number of Majongs called are considered. If still drawn then all drawing players win and are marked as taking equal 1st place in the championship.
Each 'Match' (16 hands) winner is decided by the player with most points, if points are drawn then all drawing players win and are marked as taking equal 1st place.
Each ‘Championship’ (one per year, or more depending on frequency of play) winner is decided by the player winning most matches, if drawn then the highest number of championship points are considered, if drawn the highest number of Majongs called are considered. If still drawn then all drawing players win and are marked as taking equal 1st place in the championship.
Monday, 11 August 2008
Why Mahjong IMPAH Rules?
The four of us have been playing Mahjong together for several years. We have always had great fun but been a little frustrated at the multitude of different rule sets in use. They range from exhaustingly complicated to over simplified, varying from one country to another and the period they were written.
A while back we heard that a new international standard set of rules had been written, one of the advantages was said to be that all players could now play the same game.
We bought a book on the new rules only to discover that the new ‘standard’ had been made horrendously complex with any given hand having the same tiles scoring multiple times in some cases.
Ironically we went from searching for a standard set of rules to compiling our own!
We set ourselves the goal of designing a set of rules that kept much of the traditional play while keeping the game manageable and accessible to new players. We managed to distil the game play down to one double sided page making it portable and convenient to refer to when playing.
So here they are; the ‘Mahjong IMPAH Rules’, we hope they will give you an enjoyable game!
Ian, Mel, Peter And Hilary
A while back we heard that a new international standard set of rules had been written, one of the advantages was said to be that all players could now play the same game.
We bought a book on the new rules only to discover that the new ‘standard’ had been made horrendously complex with any given hand having the same tiles scoring multiple times in some cases.
Ironically we went from searching for a standard set of rules to compiling our own!
We set ourselves the goal of designing a set of rules that kept much of the traditional play while keeping the game manageable and accessible to new players. We managed to distil the game play down to one double sided page making it portable and convenient to refer to when playing.
So here they are; the ‘Mahjong IMPAH Rules’, we hope they will give you an enjoyable game!
Ian, Mel, Peter And Hilary
Mahjong Rules Sheet.
Mahjong Scoring Table.
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