What is the Mahjong World Regulars List?
The Mahjong World Regulars List is a free WhatsApp update list where graduates and trusted regulars hear about open play, guided practice seats, last-minute table gaps, and tournaments.
A class teaches you how the game works. The Regulars List gives you a simple way to hear when the next suitable table opens.
That matters because Mahjong confidence does not usually arrive in one lesson. It comes from seeing similar hands again, recognizing the table rhythm sooner, and feeling less nervous when it is your turn.
Who the Regulars List is for
The Regulars List suits returning beginners, social players, graduates, and anyone who wants Mahjong to become part of their routine. You do not need to be advanced, but you should know enough of the basics to follow an open play pace or choose guided practice when you still want support.
- You have taken a beginner class and want practice.
- You understand turn order but still want reassurance.
- You want to meet other Dubai players.
- You prefer a hosted table instead of organizing players yourself.
What happens after you join the list
Neha can share open play dates, guided practice seats, tournament updates, and last-minute table gaps. Players still book and pay for each session separately.
The list keeps table planning simple: you hear about suitable sessions, familiar faces, and chances to keep playing without organizing a full table yourself.
How regular tables build confidence
Repetition removes the drama from the game. The second time you see a pattern, it feels less mysterious. The third time, you might notice it before someone points it out.
That is why regular table time is useful after class. It turns Mahjong from information into habit.
When to start with a class instead
If you cannot identify the tile families, do not know when to draw or discard, or feel anxious about slowing the table down, start with a beginner class first.
There is no prize for skipping the foundation. A clear first class makes open play or guided practice much more enjoyable later.
Frequently asked questions
Can beginners join the Regulars List?
Beginners can join once they understand the basic table flow. Complete beginners should usually start with a beginner class first.
How much does the Regulars List cost?
It is free to join. Classes, guided practice, open play, and tournaments are booked separately when you choose a seat.
Why join the Regulars List after class?
It gives you repeated hands, familiar players, and a practical way to hear about the next suitable table after the foundation lesson.
Related guides
About the author
Neha Bali
Hi, I'm Neha. I'm a certified Mahjong teacher in Dubai with 15 years of Mahjong experience. I host beginner classes, guided practice, open play, and tournaments for players who want clear rules, steady practice, and a friendly table to return to.