★ Mahjong Solitaire ★ · American tile set · Fairhope, Alabama

Bay Breeze Mahjong

The American Edition, played the Bay Breeze way: classic Bams, Craks and Dots under a Mobile Bay sunset, matched at your own pace. No timer, no pressure — just a pleasant pause, like the breeze coming off the water at golden hour.

Heads up: this is a one-player tile-matching game that uses American-style tiles. It isn't the 4-player game played with the yearly card.

Free to playNo timer · no account3 layouts · 24–80 tilesClassic American tile set

Evenings on Mobile Bay, dealt in tiles

Bay Breeze is named for the best part of a Fairhope evening — when the heat lets go, the breeze comes in off Mobile Bay, and there's time for one unhurried game on the pier. The American flag is up, the sun is going down over the water, and the tiles are out on the rail.

This edition deals the classic American tile set: Bams 1–9 (the 1 Bam is a bird), Dots drawn as circles, Craks with a red numeral over the 萬 character, Winds as plain E · S · W · N letters, Dragons (the white one is Soap), and eight Flowers — Rose, Iris, Sunflower, Magnolia, Azalea, Camellia, Gardenia, and Crepe Myrtle. Same calm engine as the original Bay Breeze, dressed in navy and crimson.

Every board is dealt solvable, every game is free, and there is never a clock. Win or lose, the bay is still there when you look up.

The Bay Breeze wayNo timer, no score chasing, no pressure — play a board in five quiet minutes or stretch it out with coffee.
Made for comfortLarge, high-contrast tiles with plain-English names, three tile sizes, larger-text option, and a reduce-motion setting.
Your game saves itselfYour game saves itself on this device. Close the page and pick up where you left off.
A neighborly giftMade in Fairhope by Parker PC Pros LLC for neighbors around Mobile Bay. Free, always.
Sunset over Mobile Bay: an American flag flying above a wooden pier, mahjong tiles resting on the rail, live oaks draped with Spanish moss on the shore
Golden hour on Mobile Bay — the flag flying over the pier and the American tiles out on the rail. This is the Bay Breeze.
24 tiles left · 0 moves
Choose any two matching tiles that are open.

How to play

A tile is open when nothing is on top of it and either its left or right side is clear. Match identical tiles; any two Flowers match each other.

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matches
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1 · Find an open tileOpen tiles brighten when you point to them.
2 · Find its matchThe words and symbols both help identify a pair.
3 · Clear the boardRemove every pair to finish. There is no clock.

Meet the American tiles

The American set puts a big number or letter in the corner of almost every tile — if you can read a clock and a calendar, you can read these tiles.

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Bams · 1–9Green bamboo sticks with the number in the corner — Bam 3 matches Bam 3. The 1 Bam is a bird.
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Dots · 1–9Navy circles with the number in the corner. Count the circles, find its twin.
萬
Craks · 1–9A red number in the corner with the 萬 character below it — Crak 3 matches Crak 3.
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Winds · E S W NEast, South, West, and North as single letters — the bay breeze, filed alphabetically.
R
Dragons · SoapRed Dragon (a red star with R), Green Dragon (a green leaf with G), plus the white dragon, called Soap — its tile is labeled “Soap.”
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FlowersEight Flowers, each marked F: Rose, Iris, Sunflower, Magnolia, Azalea, Camellia, Gardenia, and Crepe Myrtle. Match any two Flowers.