Recently, a storm of controversy has erupted within the Mahjong Soul community regarding the fairness of their official tournaments. The catalyst was a series of 'evidence-dumping' posts on platforms like Tieba and Bilibili, alleging that a former champion had engaged in 'account sharing' and 'ghosting' (having someone else play on their behalf). The core of the anger lies in the perception that the management is applying a double standard, treating these allegations differently than past infractions.
As users continue to update the timeline with evidence—ranging from screenshots of chat logs to previous account owners' public disclosures—the accusations have become increasingly difficult to ignore. Many players are frustrated that instead of launching a transparent investigation, the management has opted for dismissive responses and even censorship (deleting comments), which has severely damaged the community's trust in the game's competitive scene.
In the comments section, the sentiment is overwhelmingly skeptical. Users have dubbed the situation 'guanxi-mahjong' (nepotism mahjong), speculating that the officials may be shielding favored players. Some have sarcastically suggested that if the management cannot run a fair tournament, they should just hand out prizes based on rankings and stop pretending. There is a broad concern that such lack of integrity is eroding the very foundation of the game's esports culture.
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