Parker Brothers Monopoly Bedienungsanleitung

MONOPOLY

Property

Trading

Game from Parker Brothers"

AGES

Players

Contents:Gameboard,

dice, tokens,

houses,

hotels, Chance

and Community Chest cards, Title Deed cards, play money and

Banker's tray.

Nowthere's a faster way to playMONOPOLY. Choose to playby

the classic rules for buying, rentingand selling propertiesor use the

Speed Die to get into the action faster. Ifyou've never playedthe classic

MONOPOLY game, refer to the Classic Rules beginningon the next page.

you already know how to play andwant to use the Speed Die, just

readthe section belowfor the additional Speed Die rules.

SPEED

DIE

RULES

Learnins howto Playwith the S~eedDie

fast as playingwith

i't.

When starting the game, handout an extra $1,000 toeach player

(two $5005shouldwork). The game moves fast and you'll need

the extra cash to buyand build.

Do not use the Speed Die untilyou've landedon or passedover

GO for the first time. Onceyou collect that first $200salary, you'll

use the Speed Die for the rest of the game. This means that some

playerswill start usingthe die before others.

Once you start using the Speed Die, roll italong with the two

white dice on your turn. Then dothe following depending on

what you rolled.

Add this numberto the roll of the two white

dice.You'll zoom around the board.

Bus: This letsyou "getoff the bus early." Look at the twowhite

dice.You can move the value ofone die, the other die, or the

sum of bothdice.

ifyou rolleda

anda5, you can move

space, 5 spaces, or

spaces: \t'syour choice.

Mr. Monopoly:First, move the sum of the twowhite dice

and resolvethe space you landon (such as drawing acard,

buyingthe property, paying rent, etc.). Then, one of two

things will happen dependingon whetheror notthere is still

property inthe bank.

YES,

there is propertyin the bank-Advance tothe

propertythat the bank still holdsand buyit ifyouwish.

you

don't want to buythis property, moveto the space anyway

and putthe propertyup for auction.

NO,

there are no morepropertiesinthe bank

Advance to the

NOCT propertyonwhichyou will oweanother player money.

A few minor details:

Onlythe white dice are usedwhen determiningifyou rolleddoubles.

Do not lookat the Speed Die.

Ifyou rollathree-of-a-kind(all ofthe dice show the same number),

you can moveanywhereyou want on the board!

Ifyou get sent tojail duringyour move(either bylandingon the "Go

toJail" space or byrollingdoubles three times ina row)then your turn

over andyou donotget touse the Speed Diefor that turn.

Use the white dice ONLY when rollingto

get

outofjail.

Use the sum of all three dicewhen determininghow muchto payon

a utility.Note: The Bus and Mr. Monopolyare valuedat

CLASSIC

MONOPOW

RULES

OBJECT:

The object of the game

to becomethe

wealthiest playerthrough buying, rentingand selling

property.

PREPARATION:

Place the boardon atableand put

the Chance andCommunity Chest cards facedownon

their allottedspaces

the board.Each player chooses one token to

represent himtherwhile travelingaroundthe board.

Each player

given

$1,500

divided

as follows:

each

$500s,

$100~

and

$50~;

$40~;

5 each

$105, $5~

and

$Is.

All remainingmoneyand other equipmentgo to the Bank. Stack the

Bank's moneyon edge inthe compartments in the plastic Banker's tray.

BANKER.

Selectas Banker a playerwho will also

make agoodAuctioneer A Banker who plays

~nthe game must keep hislher personalfunds

separate from thoseof the Bank. When morethan

f~vepersons play, the Banker may elect to act only

as Banker andAuctioneer.

THE

BANK:

Besides the Bank's money, the Bank

holdsthe Title Deedcards and houses and hotels priorto purchase

and use bythe players.The Bank pays salaries and bonuses. Itsells

and auctions

properties

and handsout the~rproperTitle Deedcards;

it sells houses and hotels tothe players and loans moneywhen

requiredon mortgages.

The Bank collects all taxes, fines, loans and interest, andthe priceof

all propertieswhich itsells andauctions.

The Bank nwer"goes broke." Ifthe Bank runs out of money, the Banker

may issueas much more as neededbywritingon any ordinary paper.

THE

PLAY:

Startingwith the Banker, each player inturn throws the dice.

The playerwith the highest total starts the play: Place your

token on the corner marked

"GO,"

throw the dice and move

your token in the directionof the arrow the numberof

spaces indicatedbythe dice.After you have completed

your play, the turn passes to the left.The tokens remain

on the spaces qccupied and proceedfrom that point on

the player's next turn. Two or moretokens may rest on the

same space at the same time.

Accordingtothe spaceyour token reaches, you may beentitledto

buy

real estate or other properties

or obligedto payrent, paytaxes,

draw

Chance or CommunityChest card, "Go toJail," etc.

Ifyou throw doubles, you moveyour token as usual, the sum of the

two dice, and are subjectto any privilegesor penalties pertainingto

the spaceonwhich you land. Retainingthe dice, throwagain and move

your token as before. Ifyou throw doubles three times in succession,

moveyour token immediatelytothe space marked"In Jail" (see JAIL).

"GO":

Each time a player'stoken lands on or passes over

GO, whether bythrowing the dice or drawing acard,

the Banker pays himther a $200sala,ry.

The $200is paidonlyonce each time kound

the board. However, ifa player passingGO on

the throw of the dice lands 2 spaces beyondit

on CommunityChest, or

spaces beyond

iton Chance, and draws the "Advanceto GO" card, helshe collects

$200for passingGO the first timeandanother $200for reaching itthe

secondtime byinstructionson the card.

BUYING PROPERTY:

Whenever you landon an unownedpropertyyou

may buythat propertyfrom the Bank at its printedprice.You receivethe

Title Deedcard showing ownership; place it faceup infront of you.

Ifyou donotwish to buythe property, the Banker sells itat auction

to the highest bidder. The buyer pays the Bank the amount of the bid

in cash and receives the Title Deedcard for that property.Any player,

includingthe one who declined the option to buy itat the printed

price, may

bid.

Biddingmay start at any price.

PAMNG

When you landon propertyowned byanother player,

the owner collects rent from you inaccordancewith the list printedon

its Title Deedcard.

If the propertyis mortgaged, no rent can becollected.When a

propertyis mortgaged, its Title Deedcard is placedfacedown in front

of the owner.

It is an advantage to holdall the Title Deed cards inacolor-

group (e.g., Boardwalkand Park Place; or Connecticut,Vermont and

OrientalAvenues) becausethe owner may then charge double rent

for unimprovedproperties inthat color-group.This ruleapplies to

unmortgaged propertieseven ifanother property in that color-groupis

mortgaged.

It is even moreadvantageousto have houses or hotelson properties

becauserents are much higher than for unimproved properties.

The owner may not collectthe rent if he/shefails to ask for itbefore

the secondplayer followingthrows the dice.

"CHANCE"

AND

"COMMUNITY CHEST":

When you landon either of

these spaces, take the top card from the deck indicated, follow the

instructionsand return the card facedownto the bottomof the deck.

The

"Get

Out of Jail Free" card is helduntil usedand then returnedto

the bottomof the deck. Ifthe player

who

draws itdoes notwish to use

it, helshe may sell it, at any time, toanother playerat

priceagreeable

to both.

"INCOME

TAX":

Ifyou landhereyou have two options:You may

estimateyour

tax

$900

and paythe Bank, or you may pay

10%

your total worth to the Bank. Your total worth is all your cash on hand,

printedpricesof mortgagedand unmortgagedproperties and cost

priceof

all

buildingsyouown.

You must decidewhich optionyou will take beforeyou addup

your totalworth.

"JAIL":

You land inJail when.

..(I)

your token lands on the space

marked

"Go

to Jail";

(2)

you draw acard marked"Go to JailN;or

(3)

you throw doublesthree times in succession.

When you are sent toJail you cannot

collect your

$200

salary

that move

since, regardlessofwhere your token

the board, you must move it

directly intoJail. Your

turn

ends when

youare sent to Jail.

Ifyou are not"sent" to Jail but in the ordinarycourse of play landon

that space, you are "Just Visiting," you incur no penalty, andyou move

ahead inthe usual manner on your next turn.

You get out of Jail by..

.(I)

throwing doubleson any ofyour next

three turns; ifyou succeed in doingthis you immediatelymove forward

the numberof spaces shown byyour doubles throw; even thoughyou

hadthrown doubles, youdonot take another turn;

(2)

usingthe

"Get

Outof Jail Free" card ifyou have it;

(3)

purchasingthe

"Get

Out of

Jail

Free" card from another player and playing it;

(4)

payinga fine of

$50

beforeyou roll the diceon either of your next two turns.

Ifyou do not throw doubles byyour third turn, you must pay the

$50

fine.You then get out of Jail and immediatelymove forward the number

spaces

shown byyour throw.

Even though you are inJail, you may buy and sell property, buy and

sell houses and hotelsand collect rents.

"FREE PARKING":

player landingon this place does not

receiveany money, propertyor rewardof any kind. This is just a"free"

restingplace.

HOUSES:

When you ownall the propert~esin

color-group

you may buyhouses from the Bank and erect them on those properties.

Ifyou buyone house, you may put iton any

one of those properties.The next houseyou

buy must

erectedon one of the unimproved

propertiesof this or any other completecolor-

groupyou may own.

The priceyou must pay the Bank for each

house is shown on your ltleDeed card for the

propertyonwhich you erectthe house.

The owner still collects double rent from an opponent who lands on

the unimprovedpropertiesof hishercompletecolor-group.

Followingthe above rules, you may buyand erect at any time as

many houses as your judgement and financial standingwill allow. But

you must buildevenly, i.e., you cannot erect more than one house on

any one propertyof any color-group untilyou have builtone house on

wery propertyof that group. You may then begin on the second row

of houses, and so on, upto a limitof four houses to

property. For

example, you cannot buildthree houses on one property ifyou have

only one house on another propertyof that group.

you buildevenly, you must also break down evenly ifyousell

houses back to

the

Bank (see SELLING PROPERTY).

HOTELS:

When aplayer has four houses on each propertyof

completecolor-group, hdshe may buyahotel from the Bank and erect

iton any propertyof the color-group. Hdshereturns the four houses

from that propertyto the Bank and paysthe pricefor the hotelas shown

on the Ttle Deedcard. Onlyone hotel may

erected on any one

property.

BUILDING SHORTAGES:

When the Bank has no houses to sell, players

wishing to buildmust wait for some player to returnor sell histher

houses to the Bank beforebuilding.If there are alimitednumber of

houses and hotels available and two or more playerswish to buy more

than the Bank has, the houses or hotels must

soldat auctionto the

highest bidder.

SELLING PROPERN:

Unimprovedproperties, railroadsand util~ties

(but not buildings)may

soldto any player as a private transaction

for any amount the owner can get; however, no propertycan besoldto

another player if buildingsare standingonany propertiesof that color-

group.Any buildings so locatedmust besold back to the Bank before

the ownercan sell any propertyof that color-group.

Houses and hotels may besold back to the Bank at any time for

one-

half the price paidfor them.

All houseson one color-groupmust

soldone byone, evenly, in

reverseof the manner inwhich they were erected.

All hotels onone color-group may besoldat once, or they may be

sold one

house

at atime (one hotelequals five houses), evenly, in

reverseof the manner inwhich they were erected.

MORTGAGES:

Unimprovedproperties can bemortgagedthrough the

Bank at any time. Beforean improvedpropertycan

mortgaged, all

the buildingson all the propertiesof its color-groupmust

sold back

to the Bank at half price.The mortgagevalue is printedon each Title

Deedcard.

Norentcan becollected on mortgagedproperties or utilities,

butrentcan

collectedon unmortgagedproperties inthe

same group.

In order to liftthe mortgage, the owner must paythe Bank the

amount of the mortgage

plus

10% interest. When all the propert~esof

acolor-groupare no longer mortgaged, the owner may begin to

buy

back housesat full price.

The playerwho mortgagespropertyretains possessionof itand

noother player may secure itbyliftingthe mortgagefrom the Bank.

However, the owner may sell this mortgagedpropertytoanother player

at any agreed price. Ifyou are the newowner, you may liftthe mortgage

at once ifyouwish bypayingoff the mortgage plus

10% interestto the Bank. Ifthe mortgage is not lifted

at once, you must paythe Bank

10%

interestwhen

you buythe propertyand ifyou liftthe

mortgage lateryou must paythe Bank

additional

10% interestas well

as the amount of the mortgage.

BANKRUPTCY..

You are declaredbankruptifyou owe morethan you

can payeither to another playeror to the Bank. Ifyour

debt is to another player, you must tum over to that

player all that you have of value and retire from the

game. In making this settlement, ifyou ownhouses or

hotels, you must retumthese to the Bank inexchange

for moneyto the extent of one-half the amount paid

for them; this cash is giventothe creditor. If you have

mortgagedpropertyyou also turn this propertyover

toyour creditorbutthe newowner mustat once pay

the Bank the amount of intereston the loan, which is

10%

of the value of

the property.The new ownerwho does this may then, at hislheroption,

paythe principalor holdthe propertyuntilsome laterturn, then lift the

mortgage. If helshe holds property inthis way untila later turn, helshe

must paythe interestagain upon liftingthe mortgage.

Shouldyou owethe Bank, insteadof another player, morethan you

can pay(because of taxes or penalties) even bysellingoff buildings

and mortgagingproperty,you must turn over all assets to the Bank. In

this case, the Bank immediatelysells byauctionall propertyso taken,

exceptbuildings.

bankruptplayer must immediatelyretire from the

game. The last player left inthe gamewins.

MISCEUANEOUS:

Moneycan beloanedto a player only bythe Bank

andthen only bymortgagingproperty.No player may borrow from or

lendmoneyto another player.

We will behappyto hear your questionsor comments about this game. Write to: Hasbro

Games,

Consumer Affairs Dept.,

P.O.

Box 200, Pawtucket, RI 02862. Tel: 888-836-7025

(toll free). Canadian consumerspleasewrite to: Hasbro Canada Corporation,2350 dela

Province, Longueuil,

Canada,

J4G

1G2.

The HASBRO, PARKER BROTHERS, and MONOPOLY names and

logos,

the distinctivedesign of

the gameboard,the

four

comer

squares,the MR. MONOPOLY name and character,and each

the

distinctive elements of the board and rulesare trademarks

Hasbro for

its

property

trading game

and game equipment.

02004,2007

Hasbro, Pawtucket,

02862.

All

Rights

Reserved.

denote U.S.Trademarks.

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