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Photos of the 2007 OEMC in Copenhagen.
Photos of the Fourth China Majiang Championship and Forum in Tianjin, 2006.
Photos of the Third China Majiang Championship and Forum in Beijing, 2005.
The official website of the Third China Majiang Championship and Forum in Beijing, 2005.
The official website of the Open European Mahjong Championship
Photos of the 2005 OEMC
Photos of the 2003 CMOC.
Photos of the 2002 WCMJ.

Want to play Chinese Official rules on your computer?

• Offline (solo vs. computer opponents): Four Winds from Lagarto & Armadillo Graphics is available at http://www.4windsmj.com.
• Online (play against human players around the world): Mahjongtime is at http://www.mahjongtime.com
• Tom Sloper's book, The Red Dragon & The West Wind, can be ordered through Amazon.com.
• FAQ 22 answers the most frequently asked questions about Chinese Official scoring.
• Download the official English translation of the Majiang Competition Rules for free at http://www.chinamajiang.com/ssxx20.html.
• World Champion Mai Hatsune and fellow Japanese champion player Takunori Kajimoto have written the definitive strategy guide to Mahjong Competition Rules. It's been translated into English and is available for free at http://museum.takeshobo.co.jp/kokusai/index.html.
• For more help with your MCR strategy, see www.tilehog.net.
• Another useful MCR strategy tool is at http://www.mahjong-o-matic.com.
• If you can read Chinese, the full and complete official rules are at http://us.mjclub.com/RulesAndScore.

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