Monopoly Lobby

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Rules

A board of 40 spaces: 22 properties in eight colour groups, 4 transports, 2 utilities, Chance, Stash, taxes and four corners.
Everyone starts with the same kibblecoins, buys properties and collects rent from whoever lands on them.
The last player standing wins, or the richest player when the game timer runs out.
Two to six players sit at the table, everyone else can watch.

Before the first turn everyone rolls the dice: the highest roll goes first. Then roll the dice and move that many cells. Doubles give another turn, a third double in a row sends you to the vet clinic.
Every time you pass Go you collect 200 kibblecoins. Taxes and salary are handled automatically, while rent is paid with a button: before paying you can trade or mortgage.
Every decision has a timer. When it runs out, the safe choice is made for you: roll, decline, end turn.
At the vet clinic: wait for doubles (up to three tries), pay 50, or use a vet note.

Land on an unowned property and you may buy it at the listed price or pass.
Land on someone else's and you pay rent. A full colour group with no buildings doubles the rent.
Transport rent grows with the number the owner holds: 25, 50, 100, 200. Utilities charge 4 times the roll, or 10 with both.
A mortgaged property earns no rent. Mortgaging gives half the price, unmortgaging costs 10% more.

With a full colour group you can build boxes (houses in the classic game): up to four per property, the fifth becomes a palace (a hotel). The bank holds only 32 boxes and 12 palaces for the whole board.
Build evenly: a second box goes up only once every property in the group has one.
Buildings sell back to the bank for half their cost.

Players can trade properties, money and vet notes at any time. One open offer per pair of players.
Short on rent: sell buildings, mortgage properties or negotiate a trade. If you cannot pay, you go bankrupt.
A bankrupt player's assets go to the creditor, or back to the bank if the debt was to the bank.

With a time limit, the richest player wins when it runs out: cash plus the value of properties and buildings.
Without a limit the game runs until only one player is not bankrupt.
A player who drops offline for a minute skips turns automatically; after three skipped turns they are out.
You can surrender at any time from the room menu: your properties and money return to the bank and the match continues without you.