Charleston Decision Tree^™

How this works

You'll run a full Charleston on three different starting hands. Each time, you choose which three tiles to let go.

• Six passes in order: First Charleston is Right → Across → Left. After a table vote, the Second is Left → Across → Right. Then an optional Courtesy with the player across from you.
• You're not scored on picking the perfect hand. You're scored on keeping your options open: passing tiles with no partners and holding the ones that are building toward something.
• Watch what comes back. After every pass, you'll see the three tiles you received. That's information.
• Blind pass: on the last pass of each Charleston (Left of the First, Right of the Second) you may steal 1, 2, or all 3 tiles from the pass coming to you and send them along unseen, for when your own rack has nothing to spare.
• Jokers can never be passed in the Charleston. You will still be dealt them, the same as at a real table, and this game will never ask you to give one away.

A green dot marks a working tile and a grey dot marks a tile that's fine to let go. Want to read the tiles yourself, or the dot is covering a number? Tap the Hints: On button up top to turn the dots off any time.