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Once the instructions have been carried out, the card is returned to the bottom of the appropriate deck. Then they follow the card's instructions, which will either involve paying or losing money or moving to a specific space. If the player lands on a Chance or Community Chest space, they must draw the top card from the appropriate deck.If the owner fails to ask for rent before the next player in turn order rolls the dice, the lander does not have to pay.If the owner owns one utility the dice total is multiplied by four, and if the owner owns both utilities the dice total is multiplied by ten. For utilities, the total of the dice is multiplied by a number to give the rent amount.

For railroads/stations, rent is determined by how many railroads/stations the owner owns – one railroad/station gives a rent of ₩25, two railroads/stations ₩50, three ₩100 and all four ₩200.

For streets, rent is influenced by the street's monopoly status, development level and mortgage status.

The amount of money paid will be stated by the title deed:

If the owner asks for rent, the lander must pay the owner rent.

If the player lands on a property that is owned by another player, the owner must ask them for rent.

Also, if no-one wants to bid on the property, the property remains unsold and the title deed remains with the Bank. They pay the agreed price to the Bank and receive the title deed. Once bidding has reached a high enough amount that no-one wants to bid any further, the player who made the highest bid wins the property for the agreed price. Each player must make a bid that is ₩1 higher than the previous bid. Also, bidding does not have to follow turn order. Bidding starts at ₩10 and may be increased by increments of as little as ₩1.

If the player chooses not to buy the property, the property is put up for auction by the Banker, where each player (including the player who deferred buying the property) attempts to out-bid their opponents.

Then the Banker gives them the property's title deed, which the new owner displays face up in front of them to designate that they own the property.

If the player chooses to buy the property, they pay the property's price, which is listed at the bottom of its space, to the Bank.

If the player lands on an unowned property, they may choose to either buy the property or put it up for auction.

When a player lands on a space, they take an action determined by the type of space they landed on:

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The four corner spaces, which are GO, Jail, Free Parking and Go to Jail.Six card spaces, which are divided into three Chance spaces and three Community Chest spaces.There are 12 action spaces, organised as follows: Charles Place/Pall Mall and States Avenue/Whitehall, while the Water Works is in between Ventnor Avenue/Coventry Street and Marvin Gardens/Piccadilly. Finally, there are two utilities, the Electric Company and the Water Works.There are four railroads (also known as stations) located at the centre of each side of the board.Each street space has a coloured bar along the top indicating what colour set that street belongs to – this bar is also present on the title deed. Starting from GO and proceeding clockwise, the colour sets are brown (purple in earlier editions), light blue, pink, orange, red, yellow, green and dark blue.

Each street belongs to a colour set alongside one or two other streets. Streets are the most numerous property – there are 22 streets in the game.There are 28 properties in the game, each of which has a title deed card associated with it, detailing rent, building cost and mortgage value. There are two broad types of spaces in Monopoly – properties and action spaces.

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