Matador (Danish)

The classic game of Monopoly is filled with excitement, speculation, and fun for family members of all ages – both young and old.

Essentially, it involves obtaining a monopoly of one, and preferably more, specific colors, i.e., a certain row of streets. But, of course, that is not the only thing that can happen. You can buy shipping companies, soda factories, or even end up in jail. It could get to the point where you have to mortgage your streets and hotels or might need to ask the bank for a significant loan.

How to play Monopoly:

In the board game Monopoly, each player starts with 30,000 in cash. Each player receives a piece, which is placed on the starting point and then takes turns rolling the dice. When you roll the dice, you move as many spaces as the dice show

Different things happen, depending on which square you land on.

• If you land on an available property, you can buy it. If you can't afford it, the property must be auctioned.
• If another player has already bought the land, you must pay rent.
• Extra rolls can occur if you roll doubles. However, if you roll doubles three times in a row, you end up going straight to jail.

Monopoly lasts as long as you want or until all but one player go bankrupt. If you do not wish to play for several hours, you can set a timer. Afterward, the person with the most properties and money when the time is up, wins.

Monopoly includes:

• gameboard
• 6 cars
• 2 dice
• property deeds
• cards
• houses
• hotels