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Amjong
Also called Amjong (amjong.com); Learn & Play American Mahjong
Browser only (works on any device, per the site). No app, account or download. The operator is not named on the pages checked.
Category: Home games · Free browser American mahjong table with link-share private tables, real-time play with friends and bots for empty seats
Also called: Amjong (amjong.com); Learn & Play American Mahjong
Last checked: 2026-10-13
What it is
Amjong is a free, browser-based American mahjong game. The home page says you can “spin up a private table in seconds, share the link, and play real-time games with friends — or fill the empty seats with bots and practise solo,” with “no app, no account, no download.” It is an online home game, not a club, a shop or a class.
Who it’s for
Groups who want to keep a weekly game going when they can’t meet in person, and new players who want the game to enforce the rules while they learn.
Why it’s listed
It offers private link-invite tables with no sign-up, which suits a standing home game. The engine “acts as referee — validating every Charleston pass, exposure, and mahjong declaration,” per the home page.
- Price: “Free to play · No downloads” (home page, 200 on 2026-10-13).
- Features listed: real-time multiplayer; play with friends or bots; “authentic American rules”; works on any device.
- Card: the site says it is “built around the modern American card” and has a Card page (https://amjong.com/card, 200). It does not say on the pages checked that it uses the official NMJL card.
Official URL
Play (home): https://amjong.com/
About: https://amjong.com/about
Card page: https://amjong.com/card
Location
Online, in the browser. No street address or operator name is printed on the pages checked.
Notes
- Home games listing for a no-account browser table.
- Operator not named: the home and About pages do not name a company or person. Privacy and Terms pages are linked from the site.
- Card caveat: groups that play strictly by the current NMJL card should check the Card page before switching.
- Thin site: the About page repeats the home page text. No player counts or release date are published.
- Image: the site’s own share card (og:image
og-image.png), 1200×630, saved asamjong.jpg. - Not affiliated with Mahjong Plaza. No account was made and no contact was made.
FAQ
Q: Does Amjong cost anything?
A: No. The home page says “Free to play · No downloads.”
Q: Do I need an account or app?
A: No. The site says “No app, no account, no download.”
Q: Can I play with my own group?
A: Yes. You start a private table and share the link with your friends.
Q: What if we only have three players?
A: Bots can fill empty seats, per the home page.
Q: Does it use the NMJL card?
A: The site says it is built around “the modern American card” but does not say NMJL on the pages checked. Look at its Card page.