In Monopoly each player starts with £1500 (UK):--
£500 x2
£100 x4
£50 x1
£20 x1
£10 x2
£5 x1
£1 x5
2006-06-23 11:39:43
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answered by Kreb D 2
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2 each of:
$500 bills
$100 bills and
$50 bills
6 $20 bills
5 each of:
$10 bills
$5 bills
$1 bills
The British version has an initial cash distribution of:
2 x £500
4 x £100
1 x £50
1 x £20
2 x £10
1 x £5
5 x £1
All property deeds, houses, and hotels are held by the bank until bought by the players.
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Official rules
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Monopoly/Official RulesPlayers take turns in order, as determined by chance before the game. A player's turn consists of rolling two dice and advancing on the board the corresponding number of squares clockwise around the track. Depending on where he/she lands, he/she takes any of a number of actions.
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House rules
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Monopoly/House RulesMany casual Monopoly players are surprised and disappointed to discover that some of the rules they are used to are not part of the official rules. Many of these house rules tend to make the game longer by giving some players more money. Some house rules include the following (and more can be found via links at the end of this article):
Free Parking jackpot, which usually consists of an initial stake plus collection of fines and taxes that would otherwise be paid to the bank. A player who lands on Free Parking wins the jackpot, which may then be reset with the initial stake (if any). The jackpot is usually put in the center of the board.
Players in jail are not allowed to build, trade, or collect rent.
A bonus amount for landing directly on GO (commonly an additional $200).
A $686 bonus for rolling snake eyes (a pair of ones). $686 is one of each bill.
Unlimited houses and hotels. A variant on this is to declare that houses cost $50 each, and hotels cost $100 each.
No "build evenly" restriction on improving properties.
Not having auctions when a player passes on his chance to buy the property he lands on or neglects to stake his claim.
Delayed Start: Players must pass GO before they can buy property.
Properties are auctioned as soon as they are landed on, without the chance for the player who landed on the property to buy it outright. This is actually carried over from "auction monopoly" rules that were popular in the 1920s.
All properties are handed out evenly to all players before the game begins, or one or two are dealt to each player.
The fourth house step in building is skipped. In other words, after building a third house, the next step is building a hotel.
House rules, while unofficial, are not wholly unrecognized by Parker Brothers. Many video game versions of Monopoly have options where popular house rules can be used
2006-06-26 18:42:42
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answered by Anonymous
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$1500
2006-06-23 14:25:14
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answer #3
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answered by Irish 7
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(2) $500 bills
(2) $100 bills
(2) $ 50 bills
(6) $ 20 bills
(5) $ 10 bills
(5) $ 5 bills
(5) $ 1 bills
2006-06-23 11:42:01
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answered by amber 5
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£1500
2 * £500
4 * £100
1 * £50
1 * £20
2 * £10
1 * £5
5 * £1
2006-06-23 12:13:17
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answered by jimbo_thedude 4
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two 500's four 100's two 50's four 20's one 10 one 5 five 1's thats £1600
2006-06-23 11:41:46
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answered by hannah b 2
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I think its £1500 why dont you see if says on the monopoly website
2006-06-23 11:39:09
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answered by Anonymous
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I think kombat 601 is right, the others are quoting for the old game, you get more with the new one.
2006-06-25 08:33:28
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answered by Jayne 2 (LMHJJ) 5
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If you all have an equal amount of money then it should be fine. (We lost ours too, so we start off with £500 ish)
2006-06-23 11:39:46
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answered by floppity 7
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2-$500
2-$100
4-$50
6-$20
5-$10
5-$5
5-$1
2006-06-23 13:41:24
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answered by benninb 5
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