Monopoly Deal Card Game
Monopoly Deal Card Game
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| Dimensions: | 14.4 x 9.2 x 2.1 cm; 150 g |
| Model: | monopoly deal |
| Material: | Cardboard |
| Colour: | Red, Green, Blue |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Age: | 8 years and up |
| Assembly: | No |
| Dimensions: | 14.4 x 9.2 x 2.1 cm; 150 g |
| Material: | Cardboard |
Fantastic game that takes a wee bit of getting used to but addictive once you get it. Doesn’t take the time like the board monopoly and can be cut throat so loads of fun to be had stealing properties from your opponents. Brilliant because it’s so portable and loads of people asked where we got it playing on holiday because we were having fun with it. Great game
This game is addictive and so enjoyable. I bought it for our holiday but have been playing it with my grandchildren since it arrived and it has been a hit. The quality of the cards is great and it is a game of strategy but easy to learn for all. I definitely recommend this for inter generational fun.
Very addictive. If you’re like me and hate how long a proper game of monopoly takes…you will love this. Games last about 15 minutes. Involves tactics and strategic playing. Extremely fun for all ages. Ive gifted several of these as stocking fillers, secret santa, birthday gifts. Small pack means you can stick it on your handbag and take it anywhere! We keep ours on the coffee tabke so its always at hand when boredom strikes. Kids and Adults all love it.
We bought Monopoly Deal as a quicker, more portable alternative to the classic board game, and it’s now one of those games that gets played far more often than expected. It keeps the familiar Monopoly DNA (properties, rent, sneaky steals) but compresses it into a fast-paced card game that actually works brilliantly for short bursts.
Games usually last around 10–15 minutes, the rules are easy to pick up, and it’s surprisingly tactical once everyone knows what they’re doing. It’s ideal for evenings when you want something competitive without committing to setting up a board or clearing the table for hours.
The good:
– Genuinely quick to play — most games are over in 15 minutes, sometimes quicker
– Easy to learn — simple rules, even for people who don’t usually play card games
– Portable — small box, perfect for travel, pubs, holidays, or throwing in a bag (which we’ve found ourselves doing – a lot!)
– Still feels like Monopoly — property sets, rent cards, wild cards, and tactical steals
– Good for a wide age range
What could be better:
– Can feel a bit ruthless — stealing properties and charging rent late-game can frustrate some players (bear this in mind if your playing with young ones!)
If you like Monopoly in theory but don’t love the time, setup, or inevitable board-game fatigue, this is an excellent alternative. It’s fast, chaotic, and just strategic enough to keep things interesting without becoming heavy. One of those rare games that’s easy to recommend because it actually gets played rather than sitting on a shelf.
El mejor juego
EL MEJOR JUEGO. Muy divertido, fcil de entender y tamao adecuado para llevrtelo a todas partes. He jugado hasta con mis jefes en viajes de trabajo y a todos nos encanta. Si no sabes si comprarlo, hazlo! Te lo vas a pasar genial
Absolutely brilliant. Monopoly Deal is everything you wish regular Monopoly was—fast-paced, full of drama, and won’t take five hours or end in someone flipping the board and storming off.
Picked this up for the kids (ages 8 and 10), and it’s been an instant hit. They ask to play it daily—willingly, might I add—without even a hint of screen withdrawal. Miraculous.
It’s the perfect mix of strategy, luck, and gleeful sabotage. One minute you’re sitting pretty with a full property set, the next someone slaps down a Deal Breaker and your empire crumbles. It’s brutal. It’s hilarious. It teaches resilience. And possibly low-level trickery.
Rounds are quick (15 minutes-ish), setup is instant, and best of all—no tiny plastic hotels to step on barefoot. We’ve laughed, we’ve argued, we’ve formed alliances and betrayed each other gloriously—all within the space of a school night.
Honestly, Hasbro nailed it. This is family gaming gold. Buy it, but be warned: your 8-year-old will destroy you with zero remorse.
Now you can fight with your family on the go
Perfect if you want all of the frustration and cheating from the board version Monopoly but have limited space to play.
Packs up small so very portable. The only downside is that when you lose, you no longer have the satisfaction of flipping the board over and storming out of the room in a huff.
This game is excellent, ideal for travel or playing at home. Based on the original Monopoly it is easy to play with lots of twists and turns, it’s all in the cards. Games are quite short too. Good value for money
We have owned and unfortunately misplaced the previous version of this game with the blue backed cards and cartoon Monopoly character and adored playing it on holiday and out camping. This game is much faster than the board game which means players don’t start getting eliminated early and having to wait for the game to finish. All of the core concepts of the board game remain and our family find this is just much more enjoyable to pick up and play.
The game came fully sealed and brand new and the cardboard box is in excellent condition unlike another card game I purchased at the same time.
We love this game! 💚
Bought for our holiday and we haven’t stopped playing for weeks after coming home!
So quick and easy to play, I think it’s way more fun than traditional Monopoly. Top quality cards which feel decent in your hand.
This game is easy to take with you on trips and can keep you entertained in a game for at least 15 -30 mins then you’ll want to play another and another and another.
We might cancel Netflix and just keep playing Monopoly Deal!
Fun game, but flimsy cards and poorly designed box
This is a really fun game, my kids love it.
But the ones you can buy in other countries (or the older version) has thicker cards, these are a bit too flimsy.
Also, the storage box could be better designed, it’s hard to get all the cards back into it and impossible for children to do it.