Ultimate Monopoly - Internet Edition

Prepare to pay the Ultimate price! This is a heavy modification of jonizaak's already heavy modification of Monopoly. Here are the differences between jonizaak's Ultimate Monopoly and mine: A Jail Board! Skipping your turn is no fun, so instead you move your token to a different smaller board. You can choose to either pay $50 to get out or try your luck and make one lap of the Jail Board. Will you be bled dry of money or will you get some powerful Corrupt Cards? Of course there are properties to purchase in Jail, because you are addicted to monopolizing. Cheat cards! Pay attention to what the other players are doing. If you catch them cheating, they go directly to Jail and sometimes pay a fine. If they get away with it, their cheat was legitimate and they draw a Corrupt Card. A few cards were added from Monopoly Cheaters Edition, a few I made. I didn't include any too obnoxious Cheat Cards, because I noticed people take Ultimate Monopoly more seriously than the casual party game Monopoly Cheaters Edition. Completely revamped Stock Exchange! When you buy a utility or railroad or cab company, take the deed and 4 shares of stock in that property. The deed entitles its owner to collect 60% of the rent and each share 10% of the rent. You may trade away the shares for an agreed upon amount. The new owner of the stock then collects the appropriate portion of the rent for that property. After paying rent, the player has the opportunity to buy only one share of stock in that property for par value, which the seller cannot deny. Fluctuating Housing Market! Houses don't stay the same cost in real life do they? Nope. At the beginning of every round, the player who goes first will flip over a Construction Card, which determines the building value for the entire round. Will it be a normal Crab Market, Bear Market, Bull Market, or will it be the rare Golden Bull or Market Crash? A box! Enjoy this box art for Ultimate Monopoly in the style of Super Smash Bros Ultimate. It features