No Deal.. Lets hope I can get a lovely bonus from the monopolpolopolpolopoloy board!

No Swap, either.

So... £1,000 in the bank... BUILD or ROLL?

Ok, it's a NO DEAL and a NO SWAP, so let's deal with that business first...

-Box 14-


-Box 5-

Presuming you would go for a roll, as you can't complete a set, so here goes... We're just PRAYING we don't get a 12 at this point otherwise you'll lose every house you've built...

You rolled 2 dice:

2 2

Timestamp: 2015-12-28 17:34:18 UTC

ELECTRIC COMPANY... but at a completely useless time for the button! Ah well! You might as well save your £1,000 as you can't make any decisive progress with anything...

Final winnings now being calculated!

OK! Time to tot up your overall portfolio...

You completed the RED set, which is worth £10,500+£10,500+£11,000= £32,000
You completed the PURPLE set, which is worth £20,000+£15,000 = £35,000
You had £1,000 remaining in your BANK.
You won 10p from the main game

Making final winnings of... £68,000.10!

Time for Box 23!

Here are your potential outcomes:

£204,000.30
£136,000.20
£68,000.10
£34,000.05
£17,000.025

So... with your £68,000.10, would you like to purchase Box 23?

DEAL OR NO DEAL?

Just an idea for future games: perhaps the cost of houses and the trade-in values of them should be 10 times their value in a standard Monopoly game. A £68,000 bonus from a "side game" that had a pretty average play-out seems to be a bit too high.

Perhaps so... but equally, the dice rolls went fairly well, and it was possible to lose it all or at least have to demolish crucial houses on the final roll which would've seen that perhaps halve in value, so we'll see..

Looks like we're going to have to continue this later... Options have been locked in, so we'll see what happens then! Bye for now!

Well that's a lovely win from a *beep* game!

I'll take Box 23 (or DEAL, as some people say), and choose option 5

Ok, we are BACK! Option 5 was locked-in long ago, and I have no knowledge of what it entails... Let's find out, here's your result:

Hmm... I think there's some potential with this idea, but inclined to agree with Ben that £68,000 was a bit high for a "side game" bonus. Perhaps simply knocking a zero off each property and house cost would've created a better balance - £6,800 wouldn't have been outlandish given the dice rolls went fairly well. And also it would've been aligned to the old monopoly prices, so makes more sense really! I thought having bigger sums would create more jeopardy, but perhaps that's not the way to go with it...

I think another change may be to make knock-down price of a house 1/2 its building cost, so £25. Then rolling the bad numbers will be far more damaging.

Any other suggestions...?

Don't ask me to play this again, my minds all in a tizz!

Awww, bless!