Q&A for How to Play Monopoly With Electronic Banking

Free parking generally is just a safe tile, unless you're playing with house rules.

No, you you have to wait until your turn to go.

It depends on how many credit cards you have.

If you look on the board, you will notice that properties are in matching "color sets" of two or three (such as Boardwalk and Park Place). If you have all the properties in one of the color sets, that means the player has to pay the "rent with color set" instead of the normal rent.

If you play by the official rules, the answer is no. Free Parking is just a free resting place. You do not get any reward of any kind, nor pay anything to the bank.

That player goes bankrupt and mortgages his/her properties and pays the player through that money. If it is not enough, then the player sells his/her properties to another player.

Hold the C button.

No, you can buy a house anytime during your turn.

If you're getting money from the bank, the machine is the bank, so you don't need to transfer anything.

Your credit card (which has all the money you'll ever use in the game) starts out with 15 million.

It depends on what rules you use/how fast you go. A typical game by the in-box rules will take about an hour.

It costs 500k to get out of jail. You can also get out by rolling the dice: if you get a double, you can easily get of jail without paying.

No, if you land on a property you may buy it as long as it is unowned and you can afford it.

Total assets divided by ten. Say the total assets of one player are 40 M, and he lands on the Income Tax space. 40 M divided by ten is 4 M. Use a calculator if you need to.

The maximum number of players that can play Monopoly at one time is six players.

Yes, you can.

The rent should be stated on the property's card.

Of course, unless you are playing your own version of Monopoly and that is your family's rule. It's okay to make variations on the official rules provided you all agree and you all play to the changed rules.

You could go with whomever has the most money left is the winner. But if someone is already bankrupt, then that person is the loser.

When you land on income tax, you must pay 2 Million to the bank in the electronic version, or $200 if you play the classic version.

Yes, just hold down the "." Button and the volume option should appear. Keep holding it until the volume you want appears.

Then for their next roll, after they move you are allowed to count the spaces backwards and ask for the pay. but you need to put them back.

Hotels cost the same amount as houses, but you must have four houses on a property before you can replace the houses with a hotel.

The banking machine should turn off on its own if none of the buttons are pressed.

Anyone who wants to be the banker can be the banker. If you need to choose between people who can be the banker, do a quick round of rock paper scissors to see who wins, or roll the dice and choose the person with the highest or lowest roll.

You can buy a house anytime, whether it is your turn or not, and no you can still roll the dice.

It means that you get double the rent, but only if you have the color set. So, for example, if you have all of the orange properties, then you get double the rent.

2 AAA batteries required for the bank. By installing the negative end first, the battery will slide into the compartment more easily. You should then be able to easily snap the positive end into place. The positive end of the battery should snap into place with a gentle push.

The game ends when one of the players eventually goes bankrupt. If that never happens or you want to end early, whichever player has the most money wins. If both players have equal amounts of money, then add in the mortgages for your properties.

No, they can't collect money for going to jail. If they have collected money for passing a point, then they can.