Monopoly (Danish)

Monopoly is a fun game where you need to use your best sales skills and make the best deal!

Move the beautiful pieces around the game board - which depicts streets in Copenhagen - and buy the various properties. Become the richest real estate dealer and build huge hotels!

You win the game if you have the most money when the game is over - get ready to make a fortune!

Monopoly is a favorite game for many, and it is definitely worth every penny, as you can play it again and again and again.. And then just one more time!

How to play Monopoly:

The rules of Monopoly are very simple, making it a perfect family game.

All players choose a piece and place themselves at the start space. You can roll a die to determine who goes first - that person then rolls two dice and moves their piece the given number of spaces.

If the player lands on a property that is not owned by anyone, they can choose to buy the property. The properties have different prices, and therefore there is also a difference in income from them. When a player owns all properties in the same color group, the player can start building houses and hotels, which can help increase income.

There are spaces on the game board that do not consist of an available property; on these spaces, the player must draw a “Chance” card from the deck in the middle of the game board. The cards may have various requirements for the player who drew the card: Pay tax, collect money - or maybe even: Go to jail! After that, it is the next player's turn.

When a player can no longer pay the money they owe to the bank or in rent, the person must declare bankruptcy. The person who has money at the end of the game - and has not gone bankrupt - is the winner of the game.

During the game, you can trade and negotiate with your fellow players about various properties.

If you roll doubles, i.e., two identical dice, you may move your game piece, follow the rules on the game board, and then roll again. But if you roll doubles 3 times in a row, you go to jail.

Monopoly includes:

• 1 game board
• 8 pieces
• Lots of houses and hotels
• Property cards
• A proper stack of Monopoly money
• Easy, Danish game rules