Why offline still matters
“Online you learn the grid. In a room you learn the etiquette, and that is half of mahjong.” He runs sessions twice a month with a rotating host and no entry fee.
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The Bandung Organiser Running Offline Tile Nights
Forty people, one rented room, and a rule sheet that fits on a single page.
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