I have a monopoly question.?

Question

If someone is about to be bankrupted by another player, can they sell all their properties, mortgaged or unmortgaged, to another player for a silly amount for example £10, and use this towards the money they owe. They wouldnt have been able to pay the debt so should I have recveived all their properties and money, or are they allowed to just sell everything for silly amounts, knowing they are deliberatley helping another player. If this applies to a specific rule, please could someone link me to this rule as it would be helpful the next time I get scammed.

Answer 1

The whole game is geared to make sure you're not talking to any of the other player when (/if) you finish

So it would not suprise me if the rules were give your stuf to who you like just to get t the people you're not so fond of

Answer 2

If they coose to do so, yes. The buyer of the properties has the responsability to pay the mortage off. The buy it, they have to pay the mortage. If they owe the pot and don't want to mortage everything, what they have goes in the pot and they're out of the game.

Answer 3

Rules come with the game.

Answer 4

All the properties are mortgaged to the bank. If they don't have enough money to cover the debt to you, you get all their money and mortgaged property. However, the property is still mortgaged. You get the title deed, but if you want to collect rent on a specific property, you need to pay off the mortgage on the property yourself.

Answer 5

yes in the new rules they can sell or give their propertiies away to a landlord.

Answer 6

In Monopoly tounament rules, if you are in debt to another player and cannot immediately pay off your debt in cash, you are declared insolvent. You cannot sell your properties or any other assets to any player, including the player you are indebted to. You must sell your buildings back to the bank and mortgage your property until you can pay off your debt.

You cannot mortgage a property that has improvements on it; you must sell those improvements first. As in buying improvements, you must sell improvements in a color group evenly. Once all improvements have been sold for a color group, you may then start mortgaging the property.

If you have sold all of your assets and mortgaged all of your property and still do not have enough cash to pay your debt, you are declared bankrupt. You must surrender all of your (mortgaged) property and money to the player whom you are indebted, and you are out of the game.

A player who receives mortgaged property by any means, whether from a legal sale from someone who is still solvent or from a bankruptcy, must immediately pay the 10% interest on each piece of property, rounded up. That player may also immediately pay the principal on the mortgage and unmortgage it at this time with no further penalty. If he or she does not unmortgage a property upon receipt, but unmortgages it later, he or she must pay the 10% interest again. Hope this helps. - LJS

Answer 7

the rules say the properties have to be morgaged to the bank and are not buyable buy ne other opponent but the person that morgaged it

Answer 8

Arent they supposed to sell the properties back to the bank?

Answer 9

under the original game of monopoly we have always played by the rule that if a player can not pay his debts but has properties houses/hotels etc  first he sells his houses/ hotels then if he still hasn't enough then he shall give all his properties to the person he owes and declares himself bankrupt . Ive played this game for years and have always lived by this rule .