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Auction (space)
In Monopoly: The Mega Edition, one of three new non-property spaces is the Auction space. Pick ONE UNOWNED property (ANY of them) for the Banker to auction to the highest bidder. Bidding may start -
Go to Jail (space)
Go to Jail is a corner space on the Monopoly Board, located on the corner between Marvin Gardens/Piccadilly and Pacific Avenue/Regent Street. If a player lands here, they immediately must move their token -
Auction (rule)
Interestingly, this is one of the most-often overlooked aspects of the game. One major part of the rules of Monopoly is the concept of Auctioning. Auctions may take place under any of the following -
Heirloom Edition
Monopoly: Heirloom Edition is a deluxe version of the classic boardgame published by Parker Brothers in association with Hasbro in 1997. Set Box rear The Property Carrousel Box and wooden case Medal on case Contents -
Connecticut Avenue
Connecticut Avenue is the last of the Light Blue properties, and as such has slightly higher rents and prices than Oriental Avenue and Vermont Avenue. Due to the lower odds of rolling a 9, rather -
Vermont Avenue
Vermont Avenue is the second of the Light Blue properties in Monopoly. Situated between Chance and Connecticut Avenue, it has the exact same prices and rents as Oriental Avenue. In the Mega Edition, Skyscraper rent -
Go
Go is the first Square on the Monopoly board. At the beginning of the game, every player starts on this square. As the players pass Go, they collect$200 (£200 in British Version). Some "House Rules -
Cheaters Edition
the cheaters edition of monopoly is design to let players cheat while still following the rules of the gamne Bank Heist -
North Carolina Avenue
North Carolina Avenue is a green property that was originally going to be named South Carolina Avenue, but was changed by Charles Todd for unknown reasons. However, South Carolina Avenue is a property in the -
Dominicanopoly
Dominicanopoly: "The Game of the Dominican Republic" is a derivative "-opoly" closely related to Monopoly published in 2007 and featuring locations in and around the Dominican Republic. Closely related to Borinkopoly. Board Store display Contents -
St. Charles Place
St. Charles Place is the first pink property and the first property on the second side of the board. Alas, the real St. Charles Place no longer exists, as the Showboat Casino stands where it -
Pennsylvania Avenue
Like the other groups, Pennsylvania Avenue has higher values than other properties in its green color group, Pacific Avenue and North Carolina Avenue. It is the third most expensive property on a standard board. In -
Marvin Gardens
The last of the Yellow properties, Marvin Gardens is the most expensive of the set. It is the only colored property that is not a street; it is a housing area outside of Atlantic City -
Virginia Avenue
Virginia Avenue is the last of the pink properties and as such has slightly higher rents and prices than St. Charles Place and States Avenue. In Atlantic City, Virginia Avenue was the favorite place of -
Tennessee Avenue
Like the other Orange properties, Tennessee Avenue is one of the best in the game. Being the second orange property, it shares values with St. James Place. In Monopoly: The Mega Edition, Skyscraper rent is$1450. -
St. James Place
St. James Place is the first of the highly lucrative Orange properties, and itself has fairly high rents. Tennessee Avenue shares these rents. In Monopoly: The Mega Edition, Skyscraper rent is$1450. -
Atlantic Avenue
The first of the Yellow properties - and very possibly the most landed-on of them - is Atlantic Avenue. Though expensive, rents here can be high, if you've got the money. Atlantic shares rent rates -
States Avenue
States Avenue is the second of the Pink properties, and shares rents and prices with St. Charles Place. States Avenue is very small in Atlantic City today, but, unlike St. Charles, it's still there -
Go Back 3 Spaces
Go Back 3 Spaces is a Chance card. Due to the locations of the Chance spaces, it can land a player on Income Tax, New York Avenue/Vine Street or the Community Chest space on -
Ventnor Avenue
The second Yellow property, Ventnor Avenue lies three spaces from Go To Jail, and is possibly the least landed-on of the Yellows. It shares values with Atlantic Avenue. In the Mega Edition, Skyscraper rent -
Pacific Avenue
The first of the Green Properties, Pacific Avenue is somewhat expensive. The rate of return on this property just doesn't compare to that of the Oranges or even the Light Blues. In the Mega -
Indiana Avenue
The second of the American Red Properties, Indiana Avenue shares values with Kentucky Avenue. In the Mega Edition, Skyscraper rent is$2050. -
Kentucky Avenue
Kentucky Avenue is the first of the Red Properties. It has higher risk but higher potential return than the Oranges, and can be key to winning. In Monopoly: The Mega Edition, Skyscraper rent is$2050, the -
Train Depots
Train Stations double the rent of the railroads in Monopoly: The Mega Edition. They cost$100, and can sold back for half the price. They could bankrupt players because they are$50 to$400 in rent. -
Massachusetts Avenue
In Monopoly: The Mega Edition, Massachusetts Avenue is the new Light Blue property. It is situated between Reading Railroad and Oriental Avenue, and has rents identical to those of the latter. Like the others, Massachusetts
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