Lesson 5 · Scoring

Read the hand before counting the chips.

The current app’s official table uses Pinoy Classic: a 100-chip base win, confirmed pattern awards, and separate immediate payments.

These values match the app’s Pinoy Classic scoring engine and Rules Handbook. Household schedules may differ, but the values below are the ones the current official app table calculates.

The scoring layers

Count in the same order every time.

1

The win

Confirm a legal complete hand and how the winning tile arrived.

2

The pattern

Identify standard structure or a special pattern such as Seven Pairs, All Pong, a straight, or a flush.

3

Finish details

Check the wait, concealed status, last-tile timing, and whether the win robbed a Sagasa.

4

Immediate payments

Add any payments already recorded for Kang, Secret, Sagasa, Flores milestones, or declared special patterns.

5

Chip movement

Use the final award total to determine who pays whom under the active rule set.

Pinoy Classic values

The app’s end-of-hand score.

AwardChips
Base win100
Win before the fifth live-wall draw+150
Concealed hand+25
1-to-9 Straight (Escalera)+75
Seven Pairs+75
All Chow+25
All Pong+150
Full Flush+150
Pair, edge, or middle wait+25
Rob the Sagasa+100
Last-tile win+25
Self-drawDouble the subtotal

In the app

Use the end-of-hand review as the receipt.

Hand History should show the winning pattern, relevant awards, and resulting chip movement. The Table Log helps explain how the hand reached that result.

What happens to the subtotal on a self-draw win?
Reviewed July 25, 2026Pinoy Mahjong Rules Handbook · Version 1.0