How to Play Monopoly

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Learn how to dominate at Monopoly, a game in which each player attempts to become the wealthiest by buying, renting, and selling property.

Step 1: Set up the board
Place the Monopoly board on a table, with the game cards face-down in their allotted spaces.

Step 2: Choose a banker
Select one player to be the banker. The banker will handle any play money not owned by the players and will initially distribute $1,500 in play money to each player.

Step 3: Choose the first player
Roll the dice and compare your score with those of the other players. The player with the highest roll goes first.

Tip
Play proceeds in a clockwise direction.

Step 4: Roll the dice
Place your marker in the corner of the board marked "Go." When it is your turn, roll the dice and move your marker the corresponding number of board spaces.

Step 5: Evaluate your roll
Respond to your dice roll. Depending on where you land, you may be able to purchase property or build houses or hotels that will generate income for you.

Tip
If you land on someone else's property you will have to pay rent to them. Other possibilities include having to pay taxes or going to "Jail." You may also have the option of taking a Chance or Community Chest card.

Step 6: Continue playing
Continue playing, responding to the game's cues, until you run out of money or until the game is called because of time. The individual with the most money at the end of the game wins.

Did You Know?
Although usually associated with the Great Depression, Monopoly was actually based on another game that was patented in 1904.

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I love how the people who know how to play the game more than HowCast are watching a video called "How to Play Monopoly"

Lavamation

*HOW TO PLAY!*
1. Choose one player to be Banker. The Banker is in charge of the Bank, Title Deed Cards, Houses and Hotels, and auctions.
2. Choose your token, and place it on GO.
3. Roll two dice. The highest roller starts. Play continues clockwise.
4. On your turn, *roll two dice* and move that number of squares clockwise around the board. Two or more playing pieces can stop on the same space. Do one of the following, depending on the space you land on:
• Buy the unowned property
• Get the Banker to auction it
• Pay rent to the player who owns it
• Pay taxes
• Roll for a Chance or Community Chest task
• Go to jail
5. Whenever you land on or pass GO, collect $200.
6. Keep playing until only one player is left in the game. *This player is the winner!*

Hope that helps <3

ubvvtyhjberj

you know a lot of those rules can be incorrect depending on your house rules. Trust me you want to watch the videos that show you how to play the game well depending on certain rules (ex. how jail works, free parking, what you start with, etc.)

water

The best way to earn lots of money is that when you have invested most of the cards then go to jail. When in jail, you don't have to pass through your opponent's territory to pay while they have to pay our territories when they pass ours.

aimarramadhan

When your opponent has a hotel on Boardwalk flip the board over and yell ''FUCK''

jamiesalas

you forgot to mention how to divide the money in the first place
you cannot just give them three 500 so that It will be 1500

TRES-wl

To all those saying that the game comes with a manual, some people learn and understand better with a visual aid than they would with written instructions

stichedghost

your a great teacher😀😀thx for the guide

dokjakim

There is a missing rule. If you roll doubles during jail, you get out. You DO NOT get to roll again. But if you FAIL to roll doubles on your third turn, you must pay $50 to get out of jail.

Racelympics

I just needed to learn about the houses and the hotels

shreyasbhattacharjee

In our circle we play by the printed rules with one exception: A player landing on an unowned property cannot simply buy it at the printed price; it immediately goes up for auction. The first thing this does is eliminate the advantage for players rolling the dice and initially moving before others. More importantly, through auctions a true open marketplace price is paid for properties, as was intended before the Quakers took over the game. Players can abstain from bidding on properties in which they have no interest, and bid aggressively on properties that suit their strategic plans.

One might think that many auctions lengthen the time of the game. Actually, they shorten the playing time, since players more quickly assemble monopolies. Those who argue that improving the skill factor ignores the fact that luck is a part of life, should realize that the Dice, Chance and Community Chest remain considerable luck factors. If a game of pure chance rather than skill is preferred, then play Bingo. Meanwhile, we greatly enjoy the above described version in which the factor of skill is enhanced.

CurtRenz

In 1990, Monopoly became a Weekly Primetime Game Show, Airing on ABC Saturday Night.

AaronBruceLadner

If one acquires a mortgaged property, they can (1) choose to immediately "unmortgage" that property by paying the bank the "unmortgage" price marked on the card, then turn the card the right way up, or (2) they can opt to keep the property mortgaged and just pay the bank the ten percent interest. If someone goes for option (2)and pays the ten percent, then later decide to "unmortgage" the property, do they pay the full "unmortgage" price including the interest, or just pay the ordinary mortgage value as marked on the card?

stuartrobinson