#Monopoly crazy cash rules full#

When a player lands on mortaged property, its owner has to pay mortage interest equal to 50% of the mortage value to the bank (or alternatively to the player landing there) OR forfeit the property to bank, in which case the player landing there will either buy it for the face value from the bank or auction it. The key issues I'm addressing: too much randomness, non-trading players, starting order bias and game length. I'd like to hear any feedback on the proposed rules. I know the game is a lot better without any crazy houserules, but maybe with reasonable changes we can get a fair and functioning game. That said I'd still like to try and fix a few key issues with it.

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#Monopoly crazy cash rules full#

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