* The player is out of the game. They no longer participate in any turns, buy properties, pay rent, etc.
* Their properties are handled differently depending on the house rules:
* Standard rules: The properties are immediately put up for auction. Any other players can bid on them, with the highest bidder taking ownership.
* Some groups: A player's properties are kept in a "bank" until the end of the game. This ensures they don't unfairly benefit another player.
* Others: The properties are divided amongst the remaining players.
* Their money and assets are removed from the game.
It's important to decide on how to handle a player's assets before the game starts to avoid confusion and ensure fairness.
Let me know if you'd like to explore any of these options in more detail!