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Tien Gow

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/ˈtiɛn ˈɡaʊ/
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a traditional Chinese gambling game played with a set of Chinese dominoes, typically involving four players

Tien Gow is a traditional Chinese tile-based game that is often played with a set of 32 tiles, which are divided into suits and marked with various numbers and characters. It is typically played by two to four players and involves forming pairs, runs, or other combinations with the tiles. The goal of the game is to create a winning hand by drawing and discarding tiles while trying to beat the hands of other players. Tien Gow has been a popular game in Chinese culture for centuries and is known for its strategic depth and cultural significance.

  • We spent the evening playing Tien Gow with our friends and had a great time.
  • My grandparents taught me how to play Tien Gow when I was younger.
  • The rules of Tien Gow might seem complicated at first, but once you get the hang of it, it's really engaging.
  • Have you ever played Tien Gow?It’s a fun Chinese tile game.
  • Tien Gow is often played during family gatherings in Chinese culture.