Monopoly Bid Game, Quick-Playing Card Game For Families and Kids Ages 7 and Up

I bought this to play with my Autistic child and he loves it. Fun for any kids who like competition games and helps build academic skills as well. A short hand way to play monopoly. Definitely recommend.

I got this game for my kids. I wanted something simple and easy for them to do on there own. The cards are very easy to read and understand. You just collect the property's and whoever gets 3 sets wins. It does only go to 5 players but it is alot better when you have atleast 3 or 4 players cause when you bid its alot more fun. My kids really enjoyed this game even my 6 year old enjoyed it. Great game!

Hasboro's Monopoly Bid Game is fast, easy to play and perfect for when the kids want a game night on a school day. You basically bid on properties and try to collect matching sets. It's pretty quick to pick up once you get started and even my 6 year old was able to master the game quickly (I think the box says it's for ages 7 and up). Unlike a regular Monopoly game, this one doesn't take hours to play, which is a definite bonus. The game is good for up to 4 players.

This Monopoly Bid card game is a lot of fun. I played it with my 8 year old son, and he and I both picked it up no problem. My 13 year old son peeked in on the game, and when we explained it to him, he said it sounded like fun, and he would play with us next time so that's impressive in my book! The objective is to be the first to collect 3 sets of properties by competing in auctions for the property cards. The auctions were a lot of fun and we laughed a lot faking each other out, and trying to make each other think we were bidding less or more than we were. On each players turn, everyone draws a card from the draw pile and then the player whose turn it is can play as many "action" cards as they want. Action cards include Draw 2, Steal a property, NO! (invalidates any other action card), and Wild cards, which can be used in place of any property to help complete your set. The property cards come in different numbered sets, such as brown having only 2 properties in it's set, and black having 4. We chose to not use the wild cards to make it a little more challenging since there were only two of us playing. I would definitely recommend this game. Lots of fun and laughs, quick play and easy to learn. A new favorite in our house.