MISSY MAHJONG
Certified Mahjong Instructor
& Mahjong Event Host
Nashville | Chicago | Lake Geneva
about missy
Missy Mahjong™ knows the rules, appreciates Southern etiquette and loves a good table game. She likes to play the game but she loves to teach American mahjong to beginners even more! Mahjong has a lot of official rules, table rules and strategies, so Missy is the woman that can answer your questions and get you started with the official NMJL play. Missy Mahjong™ has unmatched enthusiasm for the game and all things mahj!


play with missy
Come play with Missy Mahjong™ at one of her signature mahjong social clubs! These clubs offer game play, group lessons, fundraisers, themed events and more.
What is mahjong?
American Mahjong is the game that everyone is talking about. It is a game that originated in China in the 1800s and made its way to America in the 1920s. The game had some loyal players since then, but overall it had dwindled in popularity.
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A century later, American mahjong is back, and it is everywhere. The game has been updated with modern tile designs, themed playing cards and online practice.
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Missy Mahjong is a game enthusiast offering lessons, social clubs and tips and tricks.
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Book a lesson and find out why this is the hobby of the decade.
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This isn't your grandmother's game anymore.
Missy teaches players ages 10- 100. This game is for everyone. If you think that American Mahjong is only for little old ladies, think again.
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The mahjong we are all playing today is a new aesthetic. It's the game you can play poolside in Miami, on a chic rooftop lounge in Nashville, in a garden in the Hamptons or simply at your kitchen table.
Modern Mahjong
Missy Mahjong not only teaches mahjong lessons and hosts social clubs, but she keeps up with the latest trends in the game.
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There are so many new mahjong tile designs, new table rules to try and strategies. Almost every day there seems to be a new addition to the mahjong world.
Missy is a mahjong enthusiast, trend forecaster and a connector. Follow along on her blog to see what she has discovered in the evolving world of mahj.
