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ChicagoMahjong.com

The full-word home for Chicago's boom. 🏙️

Mahjong is booming in Chicago. The Sun-Times reported 233% growth in local Eventbrite mahjong events in 2024 and 365% growth in mahjong searches nationwide.[1] ChicagoMahjong.com is the exact phrase new players type.

2.74MChicago residents[2]
53Studies in one review[3]
179%More U.S. mahjong events[4]
Buy-now price$12,500
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chicagomahjong.com spells out the game for Chicago, a domain for sale for clubs, classes and tournaments.

🧭 One address for a big city

Chicago is the third-most populous U.S. city, with 2.74 million people in 2020.[2] Players need a guide to who teaches, where to play and which style a group uses.

Local organizers say players range from their late 20s to their mid-60s,[1] so the brand can serve every age.

📈 Why now

Every figure links to its source below.

365%

Rise in mahjong searches

On Eventbrite's platform.[5]

73%

Gen Z report digital exhaustion

A driver of screen-free hobbies, per Eventbrite.[5]

152

Tiles in an American set

Plus jokers, racks and a yearly card.[6]

💡 What you could build on ChicagoMahjong.com

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

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Citywide directory

Every club, class and open play, by neighborhood.

🧑‍🏫

Teacher marketplace

Book a certified-style instructor for a group.

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Chicago open

An annual city tournament.

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Style guides

American, Hong Kong and Riichi explained.

🀄 The story so far

📕

The red book

Joseph Park Babcock trademarks the spelling "Mah-Jongg" and writes English rules.[7]

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First convention

The New Yorker counts 400+ delegates at the Essex House.[8]

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1986

The first annual Mah Jongg Tournament at Sea.[6]

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2023–24

Eventbrite mahjong events up 179% in the U.S.[4]

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❓ FAQ

Who plays mahjong in Chicago?

A wide range. One organizer told the Sun-Times her players range from their late 20s to mid-60s.[1]

Is a business included?

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

Why is mahjong a good niche right now?

Demand is rising fast: Eventbrite counted 179% more U.S. mahjong events from 2023 to 2024[4] and reports mahjong searches up 365%.[5]

How does the transfer work?

Use the Make an Offer button, or buy through GoDaddy, Xela Domains or Afternic using the links in the buy section. Transfers run through the marketplace or an escrow-style checkout.

ℹ️ Domain sale onlyXela Domains is offering the domain name only. Ideas on this page are suggestions, not claims about any existing business. No trademark rights are included; buyers should run their own clearance before launch.

WHAT DOES AVA IVERSON THINK?

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📚 References

  1. Chicago Sun-Times (June 24, 2025) — In Chicago, mahjong, knitting, baking not just for grannies anymore
  2. Wikipedia — Chicago (2.74 million residents, 2020 census)
  3. PMC (2024) — Does Playing Mahjong Benefit Older Individuals? A Scoping Review (53 studies)
  4. Axios Houston (July 18, 2025) — A new Houston audience goes all-in on mahjong (Eventbrite events +179% U.S., +867% Houston)
  5. Eventbrite — Gen Z turns to Eventbrite for nostalgic "Granny Core" experiences (mahjong searches up 365%)
  6. Wikipedia — American mahjong (152 tiles, the Charleston, the annual card, tournaments)
  7. Wikipedia — Joseph Park Babcock ("Rules of Mah-Jongg," the red book, 1920)
  8. The New Yorker — "Old Game" (Oct. 2, 1937): the first annual convention of the National Mah-Jongg League

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