The goal is to accumulate wealth and bankrupt your opponents. Each player starts with a sum of money and, on their turn, rolls two dice to move around the board. When landing on an unowned property, the player can buy it or put it up for auction. If the property is already owned, the player pays rent to the owner.

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Properties are grouped by neighborhoods; each property in the same group that is acquired increases the rent value of those properties. Commercial properties have high rent, but they also cost more to build.

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There are also cards that can bring benefits, such as earning money, trading properties, destroying buildings, moving around the board, and more!

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The game ends when all players except one have gone bankrupt. The last player with money and properties is declared the winner. Alternatively, after 30 rounds, the player with the highest net worth wins.