Free Read Your Lane map

Stop reading all 55 hands.
Read your lane.

A direction is not "am I even or odd." It is your strongest concentration, whatever shape your tiles take. This free one-page map walks you through the six directions on the card and how to spot which one your rack is already leaning toward. The more you recognize, the smaller the card feels.

What you'll get

• 1The six directions to read for. A number pattern (2468, 13579, 369), a run (Consecutive Run), a stack of one number (Any Like Numbers), winds and dragons, scattered pairs (Singles and Pairs), and the year tiles (2026), each one and the section it points to, in plain language.
• 2Read your own rack first. You are not behind. Before you scan the card, look at what you already hold. Your strongest concentration is your lane, and naming it is what makes the rest of the card go quiet.
• 3A one-game practice drill. Pick your lane at the deal, lean into it through the Charleston, and watch the right hand come to you. Then try a different direction next game.