Movement
Roll two dice and move by their total.
Roll the dice, buy properties, build houses and collect rent. Be the last player with money left.
Roll two dice and move by their total.
Buy an unowned property or let it go to auction.
Pay the required rent when landing on an opponent's unmortgaged property.
Complete a colour group and build evenly to raise rents.
Draw Chance or Community Chest and follow the card.
Sell or mortgage assets to pay debts, or declare bankruptcy.
Board setup, special rules and winning conditions for Monopoly.
Collect 200 when you pass Go. Three consecutive doubles send you to jail. Games with more than two players are casual.
Monopoly is a property-trading game for two to four players on ChessPlayX. Travel around 40 spaces, buy or auction properties, collect rent and manage debts. The last player who has not gone bankrupt wins.
Before rolling, pay 50 or use a held release card, or roll for doubles; doubles free you and you move by that roll. After your third failed roll you must pay 50, then move by that roll. Rolling doubles three times in a row sends you to jail.
It goes to auction. Every solvent player, including you, may bid; each bid must be higher than the previous one and affordable, and passing withdraws you from that auction. The highest bidder pays the bid and takes the property.
You can build only after owning a whole colour group with no mortgaged property, and you must build evenly across it. The bank has just 32 houses and 12 hotels; when buildings run short, they can be auctioned. Selling a building returns half its cost.
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Play Monopoly on one deviceClassic property game · ChessPlayX online conventions. Read the setup, legal moves, special rules and end conditions before starting. The guide describes the variant used on ChessPlayX, including differences from other versions where relevant.
Read the Monopoly rules