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StateMahj.com

Every state needs a champion. πŸ†

StateMahj.com is a flexible name for state-level play: state championships, state directories or a network of state clubs. American tournaments already draw players from across the U.S. and Canada.[1]

700Guests at one Brooklyn party[2]
179%More U.S. mahjong events[3]
73%Gen Z report digital exhaustion[4]
Buy-now price$22,593
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πŸ† The state-championship angle

A state-by-state model scales: one platform, 50 local pages. Mahjong demand is national, with 179% more Eventbrite events in a year.[3]

Many universities include "State" in their name. This domain has no link to any of them.

πŸ’‘ What you could build on StateMahj.com

Real, launch-ready ideas. Pick one, or stack several.

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50-state network

A page for every state.

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State titles

Independent championships.

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Rankings

Results by state.

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Teacher listings

By state and city.

πŸ”’ By the numbers

Every figure links to its source below.

365%

Rise in mahjong searches

On Eventbrite's platform.[4]

152

Tiles in an American set

Plus jokers, racks and a yearly card.[1]

1920

First U.S. sets sold

The start of America's first mahjong craze.[5]

πŸ€„ The story so far

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1920

The first U.S. mahjong sets go on sale.[5]

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1937

Players meet in New York City and found the National Mah Jongg League.[6]

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1981

Brodie Lockard builds Mahjong solitaire on PLATO.[7]

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2010

The Museum of Jewish Heritage opens Project Mah Jongg.[8]

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2025

A Brooklyn mahjong party draws 700 people.[2]

πŸŽ“ No school affiliation

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❓ FAQ

Is StateMahj.com connected to a university?

No. It is not affiliated with any university or school that uses "State" in its name.

Is a business included?

The domain name StateMahj.com only. No website, inventory, customer list or trademark rights are included.

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Why is mahjong a good niche right now?

Demand is rising fast: Eventbrite counted 179% more U.S. mahjong events from 2023 to 2024[3] and reports mahjong searches up 365%.[4]

ℹ️ Not affiliatedThis domain is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any university, college, school or athletic program, and no school names, marks, colors or mascots are licensed. Xela Domains sells the domain name only. Buyers should use original branding and run trademark clearance.

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πŸ“š References

  1. Wikipedia β€” American mahjong (152 tiles, the Charleston, the annual card, tournaments)
  2. Smithsonian Magazine β€” The Asian Game of Mahjong, Which Creates Order Out of Chaos, Is Trending in the West
  3. Axios Houston (July 18, 2025) β€” A new Houston audience goes all-in on mahjong (Eventbrite events +179% U.S., +867% Houston)
  4. Eventbrite β€” Gen Z turns to Eventbrite for nostalgic "Granny Core" experiences (mahjong searches up 365%)
  5. Wikipedia β€” Mahjong (typically 144 tiles; first U.S. sets sold in 1920)
  6. National Mah Jongg League β€” The League (founded in New York City in 1937; started with 32 members, today over 350,000)
  7. Wikipedia β€” Mahjong solitaire (computer game created by Brodie Lockard in 1981 on PLATO)
  8. Museum of Jewish Heritage β€” Project Mah Jongg (exhibition, May 4, 2010 – Feb. 27, 2011)

Sources checked October 13, 2026. Figures are as reported by each publisher and may change.