&& your daughter is going to be a genius, kudos to your parenting.

1) All penalty fees were put into the free parking fund.

2) Properties didn’t have to be bought or auctioned, players could choose to not buy and play would continue.

3) After getting a hotel on each of your properties you could buy a second round of houses and subsequently a second hotel. Prices would be hotel + price for number of houses, and once you had two hotels it would be double.

4)Depending on the number of people, players could enter a second piece as a place holder on a property or in jail, allowing their original piece to go around the board up to three times. Players can only put one holder down at a time, and they can only use it up to three times in a single game.

For properties, the player who put a second piece down couldn’t collect rent on the property but kept others from buying it. Once they reached start a third time they must either buy the property or put it back into normal play.

For jail, players place their holder in jail and move their original piece around the board as normal and collect rent. As with normal jail rules, however, they have three chances to roll doubles to skip the fine. However, if the player uses a holder for jail and does not roll doubles or obtain a ‘get out of jail free card’ they must pay an increased penalty. The player rolls both dice and multiplies that by the normal $50 fine to determine their penalty.

i always played where all the money paid out from the chance/community chest cards would go towards whoever landed on the “Free parking” spot next.

since my friends in school always played like that (and this spanned 3 different elementary schools) i was really surprised to find out it’s not an actual rule.