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*Several players wish to buy a number of [[House]]s, but the Bank does not have enough to give all players the amount they want. |
*Several players wish to buy a number of [[House]]s, but the Bank does not have enough to give all players the amount they want. |
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*A player goes bankrupt to the Bank. When this happens, the Banker immediately auctions ALL of the bankrupted player's property to the highest bidder, and bidding starts at any price. |
*A player goes bankrupt to the Bank. When this happens, the Banker immediately auctions ALL of the bankrupted player's property to the highest bidder, and bidding starts at any price. |
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| − | *A player lands on the [[Auction (space)|Auction space]] in [[Monopoly: The Mega Edition]] and there areunowned properties |
+ | *A player lands on the [[Auction (space)|Auction space]] in [[Monopoly: The Mega Edition]] and there areunowned properties. |
Revision as of 03:09, 26 May 2011
One major part of the rules of Monopoly is the concept of Auctioning. Auctions may take place under any of the following:
- A player does not wish to immediately buy an unowned property when they land on it.
- Several players wish to buy a number of Houses, but the Bank does not have enough to give all players the amount they want.
- A player goes bankrupt to the Bank. When this happens, the Banker immediately auctions ALL of the bankrupted player's property to the highest bidder, and bidding starts at any price.
- A player lands on the Auction space in Monopoly: The Mega Edition and there areunowned properties.