Bank El Haz is a classic board game inspired by games like Monopoly, where players compete to become the richest by buying and developing real estate and collecting rents (Small) 18x33

Real Estate Ownership Cards Lucky Cards Game Money Box Pawns Players Dice Houses & Hotels (or their in-game equivalent) Gameplay (based on similar games and available information): Objective: to become the richest player by buying, selling and developing real estate. Start: each player chooses their pawns and a specific amount of cash to get started. Movement: players move around the board by rolling the dice. Purchase Properties: When a player lands on an unowned property, they can purchase it. If he doesn't buy it, it is auctioned. Rent collection: When another player lands on an owned property, they must pay rent to the owner. Rent increases as the property develops (construction of houses and hotels). Lucky cards and box: the game has "luck" and "box" sections that can give players monetary rewards or penalties, or direct them to certain compartments on the board. Prison: There is a "prison" box on which players can land or be sent to. Trading Players can trade real estate among themselves. Bankruptcy: if a player cannot pay their debts (rents or taxes), they go bankrupt and exit the game. Winning: the last player to stay in the game is the winner. Features: a fun family game for ages 8 and up. Helps develop financial planning and negotiation skills. Provides hours of entertainment and challenge among friends and family. Wish you have a good time playing "lucky bank"!