Amusement devices: games – Board games – pieces – or boards therefor – Piece moves over board having pattern
Patent
1997-07-22
1998-09-01
Stoll, William E.
Amusement devices: games
Board games, pieces, or boards therefor
Piece moves over board having pattern
A63F 300
Patent
active
057999422
ABSTRACT:
A board game comprising a game board, games pieces, dice, score cards, score sheets, and play money. At the beginning of the game, each player will receive a check list, along with two twenty dollar bills, three ten dollar bills, three five dollar bills, four two dollar bills, and seven one dollar bills. The dice will then be rolled to determine the order of play. Players cannot swap, trade, or borrow monies or properties during game play; a player will not be allowed to purchase or sell to the student store. One trip around the board, during play, is representative of a year, and will be broken down into twelve months, and will include properties, bills and expenses to be paid, and income to be made. A player may not purchase any properties unless he or she lands upon the appropriate space. More than one player may occupy a space at once. Players may not purchase any properties the first time around the board; however, all expenses must be paid, at any time during the game. Each time a player passes the starting point, he or she will receive $100.00 allowance. Months will be sold for less than the purchase price, and weekdays are to be sold for less than the purchase price. If during play, a player lands upon an "Event Card" space, that player must draw a card, and follow directions given. If a player rolls doubles, he or she may move, and then roll the dice again. The game continues until a player purchases all twelve months and all seven days, and becomes the winner.
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Keschner Irving
Stoll William E.
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