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Instructions
Select a banker. The banker is responsible for handling all property, payments and money payouts.
Disburse the money. The banker should give each player $1500. The money should be disbursed as follows: two $500, two $100, two $50, six $20, five $10, five $5, and five $1.
Each player should choose a game piece and place it on Go. Each player now rolls the dice. The player with the highest number goes first. Play then continues to the left.
Each person should roll the dice upon her turn to determine how many spaces his game piece will move. If the player lands on a property she may choose to buy it; if she does not buy it, it goes up for auction to the highest bidder. If the player lands on an instant message space, the player should choose an instant message card, and follow the instructions on the card.
Pay up. If a player lands on another player's property he must pay the amount shown on the property deed. If the property has a shop on it, the player must pay the amount show on the card that is equivalent to the amount of shops on the property. If you do not have cash, you must mortgage any existing properties to the bank for the amount shown on the deed.
Each time a player passes Go, the banker should give her $200. If a player lands on "Go to jail," she does not pass Go and does not collect $200.
To get out of jail the player can pay $50 to the bank, use a get out of jail free card, or can roll doubles. If a player has not rolled doubles by his third turn, he must pay the $50 to get out.
Free parking is only a resting place. This is not a spot to collect free money unless you are playing by house rules.
Win the game. To win the game you must force every other player into bankruptcy. This means that the last person to run out of money or properties wins.