1Objective

Bankrupt every opponent. The last player still standing wins the match and, on a paid table, the prize pool.

2Setup

• Every player starts on GO with $1,500 in play money.
• All 40 tiles start unowned.
• Turn order follows the seating order in the lobby.

3Your turn

• Roll two dice and move clockwise.
• Resolve the tile you land on (see below), then end your turn.
• Doubles grant another roll. Three doubles in a row sends you straight to the Rug Pull Cell for insider trading.
• Passing or landing on GO pays $200.
• You have 60 seconds to act. On timeout the turn resolves itself: an unbought property goes to auction, an open bid passes, and a pending trade is declined.

4Landing on a tile

5Rent

Base rent is 8% of a property's price (minimum $6). It scales with what the owner has built on it:

6Building

• You must own every property in a colour set before you can build on it.
• Build evenly: a property can only be upgraded when it is the least developed one in its set.
• A house costs $50 · $100 · $150 · $200 depending on how far round the board the property sits. The fifth upgrade is a hotel.
• Buildings sell back to the bank at half what they cost.
• A mortgaged property cannot be built on.

7Mortgages

• Mortgage a property for half its price. It stops earning rent.
• Redeem it for 55% of its price, the extra 5% is interest.
• Sell every building in a colour set before mortgaging any of it.

8Auctions

• Decline to buy a property and it goes to auction, open to everyone, including the player who declined.
• Bidding starts at $10, raised in steps of $10, $50 or $100.
• Pass and you are out of that auction. The last bidder wins and pays their bid; if nobody bids, the tile stays with the bank.

9Trading

• Offer any mix of properties and cash to any player, at any time on your turn.
• Properties with buildings cannot be traded, sell the buildings first.
• The other player accepts or declines the offer as a whole.

10The Rug Pull Cell

• You stay for up to 3 turns. You still collect rent while inside.
• Roll doubles to walk free immediately, or pay $50 bail on your turn.
• Bail is charged automatically when the third turn runs out.

11Debt and bankruptcy

If you cannot cover a payment, the bank raises the cash for you in this order: it sells your buildings, then mortgages your properties, then auctions them off. If your balance is still below zero after all that, you are bankrupt and out of the match.