• Fast-paced version of the classic property trading game featuring the "Electronic banking unit" that keeps track players wealth and properties.
• But the compact banking unit in the Electronic Monopoly Banking edition is able to quickly scan not only each player’s credit card, but all of the individual property and chance cards in the game which now include special bar codes on them.
• When using the atm machine, You need to insert both cards.
• Property values rise and fall based on how many times they're landed on and the effects of new Event cards.
• The game concludes when one player goes bankrupt. At the point, the banking unit tabulates players' wealth and the one with the highest total of cash and assets wins the game!

Is there anything worse in a game of Electronic Monopoly than thinking you’ve bankrupted another player only to discover they have a secret stash of cash hidden away? That’s no longer an option with the new Elwctronic Monopoly edition that uses a tiny ATM to keep track of every last financial transaction. But the compact banking unit in the Electronic Monopoly edition is able to quickly scan not only each player’s credit card, but all of the individual property and chance cards in the game which now include special bar codes on them. If a player wants to buy a property they’ve landed on, they just need to scan their credit card, and then the property card, and the price will be automatically deducted from their available funds. It works the same way if another player lands on a property with a house or hotel on it. By scanning both credit cards and the property card, funds can be quickly transferred between players to pay the rent. Also mixes things up with new chance cards called Life events that can cause rents across the board to fluctuate, or other sudden financial changes that are really only easy to implement thanks to the game’s much-improved electronic banking unit.