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'''Monopoly''' is one the best-known American [[board game]]s. Although [[checkers]] and [[chess]] are better-known, neither is an American invention. | '''Monopoly''' is one the best-known American [[board game]]s. Although [[checkers]] and [[chess]] are better-known, neither is an American invention. | ||
| − | In Monopoly, 2 or more players take turns rolling dice and moving their tokens clockwise through boxes drown around the edges of a square board. | + | In Monopoly, 2 or more players take turns rolling dice and moving their tokens clockwise through boxes drown around the edges of a square board. Upon landing in a box, a player: |
| + | #may buy the property if no other player owns it | ||
| + | #must pay rent to the player who owns it | ||
| + | #draws a Chance or Community Chest card | ||
Revision as of 18:53, April 13, 2007
Monopoly is one the best-known American board games. Although checkers and chess are better-known, neither is an American invention.
In Monopoly, 2 or more players take turns rolling dice and moving their tokens clockwise through boxes drown around the edges of a square board. Upon landing in a box, a player:
- may buy the property if no other player owns it
- must pay rent to the player who owns it
- draws a Chance or Community Chest card