The board needs to better highlight the dragon spaces on the board when they are covered.
Perhaps simply adding a picture of the board to the rules would help

this is messed up. it needs to state this in the rules, not the nuggets area. i will have to resign as this late in the game there is likely not another set of 4 available. thank you for answering

so i went and read the reference you gave and looks like there needs to be a correction and just state no chows allowed, if it takes two . this is messed up. had i known i never would have played the fourth red dragon. the rules need to be changed or add the fact if you meld a chow it will take another to go out. this likely will mess up my status in the tournament. i repeat, the rules need to state this

According to the nugget melds must always be one of the following:

3-3-3-3-2,

4-4-3-3

4-4-4-2.

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Right now you have 3- 3- 4. You will need a combination of 4 to end the game.

Remember the rules say you do not discard on the last move.

You may have limited yourself to playing another kong. I don't think you can play two eyes. Playing another chow leaves you with a discard. You cannot end a round with a discard.

and it wont go to the complete turn save game either

but how do i complete my turn. it wont go to the save game

i have a 2, 3, 4 and 7 of circles. it wont let me play the 2,3, and 4 and discard the 7

You do not discard on your last turn. From the rules:

• However, discarding is not performed if the player has used all his or her tiles with the intention of ending the round - the player is required to use all the tiles in the hand.

I found this Nugget helpful when learning to play Mahjong:

• https://www.goldtoken.com/games/nuggets?id=85

In #14571590 with your red dragon kong I see 2 character chows played already. Are you saying that you have a 3rd chow in your hand which cannot be played?

#14571590 i placed 4 red dragons my first meld but how does that work to go out. i melded my fourth grouping but to discard leaves me zero tiles in hand but it wont let me discard. i dont want to time out. i checked and chows are allowed but now what? please help? anyone? thanks

In #14531462 I just went out in a round and don't understand the scoring. BEFORE I went out my opponent's score was 3 and mine was 1. AFTER I went out my opponent's score was 2 and my score was still 1. Please help me understand the scoring process...and I'm pretty dense.

Gotcha! I had read that but it just didn't register in my poor brain. Thanks! You did a great job of translating it for me!

Sometimes not real good on explaining things but here goes

Each players starts with 3 points, when you win a point is deducted from your opponent, yours would stay the samel. Next round, your opponent wins, their score stays the same but your will be minus 1, The first player to 0 Loses. From what I see of this game, you have won once but your opponent has won twice. so if you opponent wins this round you will be out as they will still be 2 but your will be minus the one and its now zero..

Hope that makes sense....

from the rules
To win a round, a player needs to place all tiles in the hand to the board. As soon as someone manages to do this, the round is over and this player is a winner. One point of score is deducted from all other players. A player who has no points left is removed from the game, and the winner of the round receives one point for any player whom he or she managed to remove from the game in this way. The last remaining player wins the game.

In #14531462 I just went out in a round and don't understand the scoring. BEFORE I went out my opponent's score was 3 and mine was 1. AFTER I went out my opponent's score was 2 and my score was still 1. Please help me understand the scoring process...and I'm pretty dense.