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Four players huddle around the square wooden table. Each takes turns grabbing and discarding tiles from the diamond-shaped Mahjong tile stack. Onlookers stand and peer over the shoulders of the competitors. And in an instant, one of the players grabs a tile, peers at it, and yells out “食糊” (Sik Wu) in Cantonese, flipping over

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