Monopoly

Here on the page, you can find our selection of Monopoly board games. Monopoly is a classic board game that has been extremely popular in Denmark for several decades. It was released in 1935 and has since been a staple of many Danish board game nights. Monopoly is based on an old game called "The Landlord’s Game". It is similar to the game Monopoly, and thus they are quite alike. If you are good at investing in the right properties, you can become the richest player and win the game!

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In Monopoly, the goal is to move around the game board, accumulating wealth and investing in properties and businesses. The game board represents a city with various streets and other special spaces. Players take turns moving around the board and buying buildings, so they can collect rent from other players. You can also invest in buildings and improvements to your properties to increase their value.

Monopoly is an exciting game that requires luck and strategic thinking. It is a great way to learn about economics and business in a fun and interactive way. The game is suitable for players of most age groups and can be played by up to six players. It is also an ideal game for a family board game night.

If you are looking for a fun, classic board game experience, Monopoly is a great choice. The game has stood the test of time and remains popular among both new and experienced players. Gather your friends and family and start a game of Monopoly today!

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Monopoly rules

The aim of Monopoly is simply to buy, rent, and sell properties as advantageously as possible, so you can become the richest player. You can be between 2 – 6 players and all players start at the "Start" space on the game board. Additionally, a player must be chosen to manage the "bank" before the game starts, and this person distributes 30,000 to each player.

The game continues until a winner is found. On their turn, a player rolls a die and then moves their piece the correct number of spaces on the board. If they land on a space that is not already owned, they can choose to buy it from the bank. When other players land on this space, they will have to pay rent to the player who owns the space. If the player does not want to buy the space, it is put up for auction.

• Houses and Hotels. If one wishes to further utilize their properties, they can choose to build houses or hotels on a property. This significantly increases the rent, so opponents landing on the property will have to pay more money to the owner.
  
  
• The Bank. All deposits and withdrawals are handled by the bank. Whether buying a property or building a hotel, the price is paid to the bank. The only exception is the payment of rent when landing on an opponent's property. Rent is paid directly to the opponent. If one faces financial difficulties, they can mortgage properties to the bank to get some more money to work with.
  
  
• Try Your Luck. Around the game board, there are "Try Your Luck" spaces. If one lands on one of these, they must draw a card from the deck of cards in the middle of the game board. The cards contain actions that must be performed immediately. These can be things like fines and jail, but can also be good things like free cash.