Monopoly is a real-estate board game for two to eight players. The player's goal is to remain financially solvent while forcing opponents into bankruptcy by buying and developing pieces of property.

The Monopoly Super Electronic Banking board game features an all in one electronic banking unit, and amps up the excitement with unique rewards! Each player has a bank card that will earn them different rewards for gameplay: roll a certain number, land on a certain space, or purchase a particular property.

the Landlord's Game Monopoly, arguably the most-famous board game, was for a long time attributed to Charles Darrow but the original idea was that of Lizzie Magie, a Quaker and the creator of the Landlord's Game, which bears striking resemblance to its more-popular successor.

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Includes gameboard, 8 Tokens, 28 Title Deed Cards, 16 Chance Cards, 16 Community Chest Cards, 32 Houses, 12 Hotels, 2 Dice, Money Pack and instructions. For 2-6 Players.

Investing: Monopoly teaches kids about investing by allowing players to buy and sell properties and make strategic decisions to increase their wealth. This can help kids understand the importance of making smart investment decisions and the potential benefits of investing.

The Monopoly Electronic Banking game is the same as classic Monopoly. The only difference is that you each have a bank card instead of cash.

Monopoly Super Electronic Banking is a version of the classic game that the players use their electronic barcoded Bank cards to do any monetary transactions without paper money. This game can be played with 2-4 players.

But the Monopoly Man isn't just a board game invention - this iconic character (who has an actual name, Rich Uncle Pennybags) is supposedly based on the image of an actual New Yorker. So who is he? Apparently he's modeled after banker J.P. Morgan. Morgan's company financed some of the Gilded Age's biggest corporations.

8 And Up Monopoly Ultimate Banking Edition Board Game, Includes Electronic Banking Unit, Board Game For Families And Kids, Ages 8 And Up.

1906 But did you know it was originally invented as a way to teach people about the problems that come with massive wealth inequality? The original Monopoly game was released in 1906, and it looked very different from the version on your shelf today. In fact, it didn't even have the same name.

Monopoly's true name is Rich Uncle Pennybags. Over 275 million games have been sold worldwide in over 111 different countries and have been translated into 43 languages. It has been played by over a billion people, with the longest-running game lasting for 70 days straight. Tokens have included elephants and purses.