Monopoly

Monopoly is a property-trading board game for two to six players around one table. Players roll dice, move around the board, buy properties and charge rent when others land on them. Building houses and hotels on complete colour groups is the main route to winning, and trading is often necessary. A full game can run for an evening, so it suits families and friends who enjoy a long, competitive session. The rental includes the board, title deeds, money, tokens, dice, houses and hotels.
Items included
- Board
- 2 dice
- 8 tokens
- 28 title deeds
- 32 houses
- 12 hotels
- 16 Chance cards
- 16 Community Chest cards
- Play money
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Players | 2–6 |
| Play time | 60–180 min |
| Board / setup size | Board of about 50 × 50 cm |
| Space needed | Indoor table of about 90 × 90 cm |
| Recommended age | 8+ |
| Difficulty | Medium |
How to rent
Rentals are arranged by phone or WhatsApp.
- Choose the game you want.
- Call or WhatsApp to confirm the dates.
- Agree the rental period and amount.
- Download, fill in and sign the rental form. Download rental form
- Collect the game or arrange delivery.
- Return it on the agreed date in the same condition.
How to play
- Lay out the board and place the Chance and Community Chest cards face down in their marked spaces.
- Give each player the starting money, choose a token and place all tokens on GO.
- Roll both dice and move clockwise that many spaces, then follow the instruction on the space you land on.
- You may buy an unowned property for its printed price; if you decline, it is auctioned, or stays with the bank if you prefer the simpler house rule.
- Pay rent when you land on a property owned by another player, and collect salary when you pass GO.
- If you roll a double, move again; three doubles in a row send you straight to jail.
- Once you own every property in a colour group, you may build houses and then a hotel.
- Pay taxes, fines and card instructions as they come up, and trade properties if both players agree.
- A player who cannot pay their debts is bankrupt and leaves the game; the last player remaining wins.