AIM OF THE GAME CONTENTS M O N E Y GETTING OUT OF JAIL

2–6

PLAYERS

2–6

PLAYERS

AGESAGES

1x 1x 4x 2x

1x 2x

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FREE

PARKING

COLLECT

$200 SALARY

AS YOU PASS

JAIL

JUST

VISITING

AIM OF THE GAME

To be the only player left in the game after everyone else has gone bankrupt.

CONTENTS

Gameboard, gameboard label, card sheet (Title Deed cards and Chance and

Community Chest list), 6 plastic playing pieces, 6 plastic keys, MONOPOLY

money, 3 dice (one is spare) 32 houses and 12 hotels.

Each player starts the game with:

Give the rest of the money to the banker.

Choose your piece and place it on GO.

MONEY

Move onto the jail space and do not

collect $200. Your turn is over. While in

jail you can collect rent on properties

provided they are not mortgaged.

GETTING OUT OF JAIL

You can get out of jail by rolling a double,

using a “Get out of jail free” card or

paying a $50 ﬁne. If you pay the ﬁne, end

your turn, then roll and move as normal

on your next turn.

If you fail to roll a double on your third

turn in Jail, pay the banker $50 and move

that number of spaces immediately.

“JUST VISITING” JAIL

If you land on the jail space, you are

“Just visiting”.

QUICKER GAME

1. Before you start, the banker shufﬂes

the Title Deed cards and deals two to

each player. Players pay the bank for

their properties. Now start the game

as normal.

2. You only need three houses on each

property of a color group (instead of

four) to buy a hotel.

As soon as a second player goes

bankrupt, the game ends. Each player

adds together their money, title deeds

at the price shown on the board,

mortgaged property at half the price

shown on the board, houses (valued at

the price you paid for them) and hotels

(valued at the price you paid plus the

value of three houses).

The richest player wins the game!

TIMED MONOPOLY

Before you start, agree on a time to ﬁnish

the game. Whoever is the richest player

at this time wins!

The HASBRO, PARKER BROTHERS and MONOPOLY

names and logos, as well as the distinctive design of the

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MORTGAGES

MORTGAGING PROPERTY

First sell any buildings, then turn the

property’s Title Deed card face down

and collect the mortgage amount shown

on the back of the card from the bank.

You cannot collect rent on mortgaged

property, although you can collect it for

other properties in that color group, as

long as they are not mortgaged. No other

player can pay off your mortgage to take

the property from you against your will.

REPAYING A MORTGAGE

Pay the bank the original mortgage

amount plus 10% interest, then turn the

Title Deed card face up. You can now

collect rent again.

SELLING MORTGAGED PROPERTY

You can sell mortgaged property to

other players at any agreed price. The

buyer can either repay the mortgage to

the bank immediately, or pay only the

10% interest and keep it mortgaged until

later in the game.

When all properties in a color group are

mortgage-free, the owner can buy back

houses and hotels at full price.

BANKRUPTCY

If you owe more money than you can

raise, you are declared bankrupt and are

out of the game.

If you owe money to the bank when you

go bankrupt, return your Title Deed cards

to the banker, who auctions off each

property to the highest bidder.

If you go bankrupt to another player, sell

any houses and hotels you have left back

to the bank at half the price printed on

their Title Deed cards. Give the player

who bankrupted you any Get out of Jail

Free keys you have, your Title Deed cards

and any money you have left.

CHANCE AND COMMUNITY CHEST

When you land on one of these spaces,

roll three dice. Do the Chance or

Community Chest task that matches what

you rolled. For example, you land on

Chance and roll 15. Your task is number

15 on the Chance list: Go to JAIL!

• If you roll ‘Get out of Jail Free’, take a

plastic key. You can keep it to use

yourself or sell to another player.

• If you have to pay a ﬁne, pay the

money to the bank.

FREE PARKING

This is a free

resting place.

PASSING GO

TWICE IN ONE TURN

You can collect $200

twice in one turn. For example,

if you land on a Chance or Community

Chest space immediately after passing

GO and you get a task that tells you to

“Advance to GO”.

JAIL

GOING TO JAIL

You will be sent to

jail if you land on the

“Go to Jail” space, you roll

a Chance or Community Chest

task which tells you to “Go to jail” or

you roll a double three times in a row

on your turn.

ADULT ASSEMBLY REQUIRED

ELECTRIC

COMPANY

$150

PENNSYLVANIA

RAILROAD

$200

NEW YORK

AVENUE

$200

ELECTRIC

COMPANY

$150

WATER

WORKS

$150

PENNSYLVANIA

RAILROAD

$200

BUYING PROPERTY

There are three types of property site:

properties, railroads and utilities.

If you land on an unowned site, you have

the ﬁrst choice to buy it. To buy, pay the

banker the price shown on that space

and put its Title Deed card face up in

front of you. If you decide not to buy, it is

up for grabs (see

Auctions

You can now collect rent from any player

who lands on that space.

AUCTIONS

If you decide not to buy

a property you land on,

the banker auctions it to

the highest bidder,

starting at $1.

Even though you decided not to buy it

at the original price, you can join in the

bidding too.

PAYING RENT

If you land on an unmortgaged property

that is owned by another player, you may

have to pay rent. The owner must ask you

for rent before the next player rolls the

dice, or they miss their chance. The

amount you pay is shown on the Title

Deed card and changes depending on

the number of buildings on that property.

If you own a complete color group, you

can charge double rent for on any

undeveloped property in that group

(i.e. without houses or hotels). If one

property in a color group is mortgaged,

you can still collect double rent for the

properties without a mortgage.

UTILITIES

Utilities are bought and

auctioned in the same

way as properties.

If you land on an

owned utility, the rent

you pay is linked to

the dice you rolled

to get there.

• If the owner has one

utility, pay four times

your dice roll

• If the owner has

both utilities, pay

ten times the

amount of your

dice roll

RAILROADS

Railroads are bought and

auctioned in the same

way as properties. If you

land on an owned

railroad, pay the owner

the amount shown on

the Title Deed card.

The amount you pay

depends on the

number of other

railroads that player owns.

BUILDING HOUSES

Once you own all

properties in a color

group, you can buy

houses to put on the board.

Pay the house price shown on the

property’s Title Deed card.

You can buy houses (or hotels) on your

turn or in between other players’ turns

but you must build evenly: you can’t

build a second house on a property until

you have built a house on every property

in that group.

You can buy as many buildings as you

want, as long as you can afford them,

but you can’t build on a property if

any property in that color group is

mortgaged.

BUILDING HOTELS

Once you have four houses

on each property of a

complete color group, you

can swap them for a hotel. Pay the

banker the hotel price shown on the

Title Deed card. You can only build one

hotel per property.

RUNNING OUT OF BUILDINGS

If the banker has no houses left, you can’t

buy any until other players return theirs to

the bank.

If a number of players want to buy more

houses than the banker has left, the

banker auctions them off individually to

the highest bidder, starting at the lowest

price shown on the relevant Title Deed

card(s).

RUNNING OUT OF MONEY

If you are low on funds, you can raise

more money by selling buildings,

mortgaging property or selling property,

utilities or railroads to another player for an

agreed sum (even if the site is mortgaged).

SELLING PROPERTY

You can sell undeveloped properties,

railroads and utilities to another player for

a price you both agree on. You cannot

sell a property if there are any buildings

on any of the properties in that color

group. You must ﬁrst sell all the buildings

on those properties to the banker.

Sell houses and hotels to the banker at

half their original purchase price (shown

on the Title Deed card). You can sell on

your turn or in between other players’

turns.

• You must sell houses evenly, in the

same way as they were bought.

• When you sell a hotel, the banker pays

you half the price of the hotel plus half

the price of the four houses you

swapped it for.

• You can also break hotels back down

into houses to raise money. To do this,

sell a hotel to the bank for half its cost

plus four houses.

THE FINER POINTS

Choose one player to be the banker.

The banker is in charge of the bank,

Title Deed cards, houses and hotels

and auctions.

PLAYING

1. Roll both dice, the highest roller

starts. Play continues clockwise.

2. On your turn, roll the dice and

move that number of squares

clockwise around the board.

Two or more playing pieces can

stop on the same space. Do one

of the following, depending on

the space you land on:

• Buy the unowned property

• Get the banker to auction it

• Pay rent to the player who owns it

• Pay taxes

•

Read a Chance or Community Chest

task

• Go to jail

• Collect $200 for passing GO

3. Once you own a whole color group,

you can build houses and hotels on its

properties and collect higher rents.

4. If you run out of money, mortgage or

sell property to pay off your debts.

If you can’t raise enough money, you

go bankrupt and are out of the game.

5. You can’t borrow money from, or

lend money to, another player.

However, you can accept property

as payment from another player.

6. If you roll a double, take your turn

as normal and roll again. Roll three

doubles in one turn and you go to jail!

7. Keep playing until only one player is

left in the game. This player is the

winner!

THE FIRST TIME YOU PLAY

HERE’S HOW TO PLAY!

Peel the Mr Monopoly

label off the front of the gameboard and

throw it away. Stick the gameboard label to the board. Remove the

backing ﬁrst, and use the MONOPOLY

logo in the middle to help

you line up the two halves.

Remove the Title Deed cards and the lists of tasks from the card

sheet. Carefully remove the playing pieces and keys from the

plastic frame. If needed, use an emery board or sandpaper to

remove the excess plastic from the game pieces. Discard the frame after removing all of

the game pieces.