#MONOPOLY CARDS FULL#
#MONOPOLY CARDS LICENSE#

Multi-colored property wild cards: This kind of cards can substitute any colors of properties.Including 1 light blue+brown card, 1 light blue+black card, 2 pink+orange cards, 2 red+yellow cards, 1 blue+green card, 1 green+black card and 1 black+light green card. For example, a light blue+brown card can substitute either light blue or brown properties. They can substitute one of the colors shown on the card. Bi-colored property wild cards: There are 2 colors on this kind of cards.Property wild cards: The colors that they represent can change as many times as desired during the turn of the owner, but no changes are allowed on other player's turns.

#MONOPOLY CARDS FULL#

The player who gets 3 full sets of different colored properties will be the winner.

Normal property cards: The critical material in this game.

20 money cards, including 6 1M cards, 5 2M cards, 3 3M cards, 3 4M cards, 2 5M cards and 1 10M card.

47 action cards (can use as money cards), including 10 color rent cards, 3 any rent cards, 2 Deal Breakers, 3 Forced Deal cards, 3 Sly Deal cards, 3 Just Say No Cards, 3 Debt Collectors, 3 It's My Birthday cards, 2 Double the Rent cards, 3 houses, 2 hotels and 10 Pass Go cards.

39 property cards, including 28 normal property cards, 9 bi-colored property wild cards and 2 multi-colored property wild cards.

You may put a house, then a hotel on a property full set if your have one, except Railroads and Utilities. Usually, if there are no longer any cards left in the Draw Pile, a player would shuffle the cards remaining in the Play Pile and draw the card(s) required. This means that there is only one winner for any one game.

A player wins when they have 3 sets of different colored properties on his turn.

Upon finishing your turn, if you have more than 7 cards in your hand you must choose some cards to discard to the bottom of the draw pile to keep to 7 cards in your hand.

The multi-coloured property wild cards are an exception to this: They do not need to be given away to pay off fees to your rival(s) as they do not have any monetary value, so they can only be taken away by Deal Breaker, Sly Deal and Force Deal action cards.

You don't have to pay from a complete set. If you don't have any cards in front of you, you don't have to pay any cards on your hand.

If your rival(s) request you to pay money you may choose to pay in cash or property.

Use action cards to take money, even properties from your rivals.

If an action card is put into the bank, it will be treated as money until the game ends. Each player can play (put down) up to 3 Property cards, Action cards, Money cards or any combination of the three each turn.He or she then take two cards from the deck. If a player has no cards when their turn starts, they draw 5 cards on their turn. Each player must take 2 cards when their turn starts.Decide who should go first (play continues clockwise).Put the remaining cards face down in the center to create the draw pile.Then shuffle the remaining 106 cards and distribute 5 cards to each player face down. Take out 4 simple rule cards for reference.The cards in the 110-card deck represent properties and wild cards, various denominatins of Monopoly money used to pay rent, and special action cards which can either be played for their effects or banked as money instead. Players attempt to collect three different complete sets of cards representing the properties from the board game, either by playing them directly, stealing them from other players, or collecting them as rent for other properties they already own.

#MONOPOLY CARDS LICENSE#

Monopoly Deal is a card game derived from the board-game Monopoly, produced and sold by Parker Brothers under a license from Hasbro.

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