Roll for the Dealer
& Wall Break

Dealing can be complicated. Let us help. One tap, two real dice rolls — one picks the dealer, the other picks the wall break — then a light sweeps around the table to show exactly where to start dealing. Works with Chinese and American mahjong.

Chinese 136 tiles American NMJL-style, 152 tiles Blanks, optional

One-time purchase, $2.99. No ads. No account. No Data Collected. Works with the phone screen off the internet.

Set it in the middle of the table

No setup, no account, no wifi required — open the app and roll.

1

Tap Roll

Two independent dice rolls happen the instant you tap — one decides the dealer (East, for this hand), the other decides the wall that breaks. The sweep of light you see is that second roll landing.

2

A tile lights up

One tile lights up automatically, wherever that game's own tournament rules put it — with an arrow showing which way to push that stack out.

3

Deal from there

Starting at that tile, deal counterclockwise, four at a time, three rounds — then one more each, two more for the dealer.

Two real rolls, one tap

An independent dice roll for the dealer, another independent roll for the wall and break point — no counting stacks by hand, no arguing about whose turn it was.

Two Rolls, Truly Independent

The dealer and the wall break each come from their own real dice roll — not the same numbers reused twice. No fake "randomizer" that secretly cycles through the same outcomes.

The Light Finds the Break

A beam sweeps the table arcade-style and settles on the wall that breaks, while the dealer's seat is named the instant the roll lands — obvious to everyone at a glance, no reading required.

Exact Tile, Exact Direction

The correct wall and stack light up automatically, with an arrow showing which way that stack gets pushed into play.

Next Dealer, or East Retains

Pass the deal counterclockwise with one tap, or keep East on the dealer's seat and just re-roll the break — both real mahjong rules, built in.

Chinese or American, Your Call

Switch game types any time in the menu — Chinese (136 tiles) or American, NMJL-style (152 tiles, Flowers built in, Blanks optional for 160). The dealer roll, the wall break, and the deal itself all follow that game's own tournament rules automatically, not one generic mahjong convention forced onto both.

Get Mahjong Dealer

$2.99, once. That's it.

No subscription, no ads, no data collected. Buy it, keep it.

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