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Tile Inventory Tracker

Pick your set type and enter how many tiles you counted to see exactly how many are missing before a game starts.

Inventory check

Expected tiles
28
Counted
28
Missing
0
Complete
100%

Why a set comes up short

Domino and mahjong sets have a fixed, well-defined tile count, which makes it easy to catch a missing piece before it ruins a game. Domino sets follow the standard double-n construction, so the expected count for any size — double-six through double-eighteen — can be worked out directly. A standard mahjong set totals 144 tiles once you add the three suits, the winds and dragons, and the bonus flower and season tiles.

Count your tiles, pick the matching set type, and enter the total. The tracker compares your count to the expected total and reports exactly how many pieces are unaccounted for, so you know whether it’s safe to start a game or worth a quick search first.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do the expected tile counts come from?

Domino set sizes follow the standard double-n formula: (n+1)(n+2)/2 tiles. A double-six set has 28, a double-nine has 55, and so on. The standard mahjong count of 144 comes from the well-documented breakdown: 3 suits × 9 ranks × 4 copies (108) + 4 winds × 4 copies (16) + 3 dragons × 4 copies (12) + 8 bonus tiles (4 flowers + 4 seasons).

My mahjong set has more or fewer than 144 tiles — is that normal?

Some sets drop the 8 bonus tiles (136 total) or add extra blank/joker tiles for regional variants like American mahjong. This tracker checks against the standard 144-tile count; if your set is a known variant, treat the “missing” figure as a starting point rather than a final answer.

What should I do if tiles are missing?

Recount carefully first — a stray tile under a table or in a junk drawer is the most common culprit. If it's genuinely gone, most manufacturers and hobby shops sell individual replacement tiles or small top-up packs for standard sets.

Can I check a specific number, like doubles, instead of the whole set?

For domino-specific breakdowns like the double count, use the Domino Set & Combination Counter alongside this tracker.

Reference tool only. Manufacturer sets occasionally vary from the standard counts used here — treat a small mismatch as a prompt to check your set’s own manual.