Business Game Rules Explained in Simple Manner
Published on: Mar 31, 2022 9:10 am IST|Updated on: Dec 12, 2022 3:09 pm IST
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Business Game Rules: The Business GameĀ known as Monopoly, a famous board game in the United States of America. Unlike other board games, Business Game’s players need a lot of good decision makings to win the game. This one of the best games that kept everyone occupied and helped to strengthen their relationship with their family members.
How to play business game?
The Business Game rules are simple, it requires a minimum of three to four players, and each player can have Rs 15,000. Players will take turns rolling the dice. whoever gets 12 on the dice first can start moving ahead. Others players need to wait at the starting point until they get 12 on the dice. To purchase a property, players need to pass the starting point ‘GO’. When they reach or pass the ‘Go’, they receive Rs 1500.
1. Property
In Business Game, each city is a property. If a player reaches a city and if he has enough money to buy. Then he can buy that city. If he doesn’t have money in the end, he can sell the city to the banker. The price of each city is mentioned on the board. When a player lands on the property owned or purchased by another player, the player needs to pay the rent to the player who owns the property.
2. Chance and Community Chest
If a player lands on either chance or community chest. They can draw a card from the deck that you get in the Business game and proceed as per the instructions given on the card.
- Income Tax: When a player lands on this space. He needs to pay Rs. 200 to the banker
- Club House: When a player lands here, the player needs to pay Rs. 100 to the banker.
- Rest House: Players who land on Rest House will not get to roll the dice in the next round.
Game accessories needed:
- Business Game board
- A token for each player
- Money bills (can also make them by writing numbers on pieces of paper)
- 2 dice