Daily Mahjong
Today's board is the same for every player. Clear it to keep your streak.
Setting out the tiles…
How the daily board works
A new board appears at midnight in your time zone, and every player gets the same one that day. The layout changes from day to day, from the gentle Diamond to the tall Towers.
Your streak counts the days in a row you clear the daily board. It is kept in this browser, so play on the same device to keep it going. Hints, undo and shuffle are all allowed.
How to play mahjong solitaire
Match two identical tiles. Tap or click one tile, then its twin, and both leave the board.
Only open tiles can move. A tile is open when nothing sits on top of it and its left or right side is clear. In this row the middle tile is blocked on both sides. Blocked tiles give a little shake when you tap them.
Flowers match flowers, seasons match seasons. The four flower tiles all match each other, even with different pictures. The four season tiles work the same way.
Clear all 144 tiles to win. If no pairs are left, press Shuffle to rearrange the remaining tiles, or Undo your last moves. Every board is dealt so that it can be cleared. Read the full guide.
Want more? Pick a layout
TurtleMedium, 144 tiles. The classic 144-tile layout from the original mahjong solitaire, five layers high.
PyramidMedium, 120 tiles. Four square terraces stacked to a peak. Work the corners of each step first.
ButterflyMedium, 144 tiles. Two wide wings joined at the body. Open the wing tips early to keep both sides moving.
BridgeMedium, 144 tiles. Two stone towers joined by a long deck. The towers hide most of the pairs you need.
FortressHard, 136 tiles. A walled square with a watchtower in each corner. The wall locks in the courtyard.
CrossMedium, 120 tiles. Four arms around a raised centre. Clear the arm tips to free the middle.
DiamondEasy, 92 tiles. A tall, gentle diamond with low layers. A relaxed game that fits phones in portrait.
TowersHard, 132 tiles. Two square towers four storeys high, joined by a low wall. Dig down both towers evenly.
StepsMedium, 144 tiles. Three broad steps rising to the right. The high side holds the hardest pairs.
Little TurtleEasy, 66 tiles. A smaller turtle, three layers high. A quick game for a coffee break.
SquareEasy, 72 tiles. A flat, open square with one small second layer. The easiest board: great for learning.
Christmas TreeMedium, 104 tiles. A festive tree of 104 tiles: a star on top, three tiers of branches and baubles stacked on them.