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Monopoly
Verdict
There is no score. A player is bankrupt when they cannot pay what they owe, and the last solvent player wins.
Why people argue about this
People often assume that scoring is a key part of Monopoly gameplay, thinking they need to keep track of points for victory. However, the official verdict clarifies that while scores aren't kept, it's actually the last player with cash who wins, not necessarily the one with the most properties or money. This can lead to misunderstandings about what constitutes winning in this game.
Send this to your friend — argument over.
There is no score. A player is bankrupt when they cannot pay what they owe, and the last solvent player wins.
The published rules include a time-limited variant in which play stops at an agreed hour and the wealthiest player — counting cash, property and buildings — wins.
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