Free table tool · Goulash
Goulash Mahjong calculator
Check the hand, then follow the points. Enter your sets, pair and conditions to see how the score is built.
Uses Neha Bali’s Asian Goulash rules. No account or download needed. For Taiwanese Mahjong or a named special hand, use that style’s own rules.
Use exact base points multiplied by the earned doubles, without rounding. Add the result to your daily total; normal Goulash has no hand-to-hand payments.
Point breakdown
Ready when you are
Enter the hand and choose Calculate raw points. Each part of the score will appear here.
Worked example · Asian manual pp11–13
Two dragon conditions
You are South in an East round. Your four exposed pungs are 3 Bamboo, 7 Characters, Red Dragons and Green Dragons, with a West pair and no flowers.
- Mahjong declaration
- 20
- Four exposed pungs
- 12
- Base total
- 32
- Two dragon sets
- 2 doubles
32 × 4 = 128 raw points. Normal Goulash records your score.
At the table
What the calculator checks
A standard winning Goulash hand has four pungs or kongs and a pair. Enter each completed set once. Dragon and wind conditions describe those same sets; they do not add extra sets.
A pung has three identical tiles; a kong has four. Minor tiles are the suited 2s through 8s. Major tiles are the suited 1s and 9s, winds and dragons. Choose exposed or concealed according to how each set was made.
The calculator applies the condition check, adds the base points and applies the doubles. Fishing uses its own settings: enter only the completed sets and pair, then confirm that the hand was one tile away from a legal win.
Source: Neha Bali’s Asian Mahjong (Goulash and Hands) manual, pages 11–15. If a pair matches both winds, a bouquet was discarded, or another printed rule is unclear, ask Neha before settling the hand.
Learn the rules around a real table
New to Mahjong? Neha’s beginner classes in Dubai start with the tiles and turns. She gives you the manual after teaching you the rules, so you can refer back between games.