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The Charleston
Blind Passing
A player happy with their hand may pass along the three tiles they just received, without looking at them, instead of choosing their own tiles to give up.
A Blind Pass lets you decline to disturb a hand you like while still fulfilling your obligation to pass during a Charleston step. You hand over the incoming tiles face-down, exactly as received.
Example
If your neighbor's pass gave you three tiles that don't fit your hand at all, you can Blind Pass those same three tiles onward instead of breaking up tiles you want to keep.