How to Play: For Sale

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For Sale is a quick, fun game nominally about buying and selling real estate. During the game's two distinct phases, players first bid for several buildings then, after all buildings have been bought, sell the buildings for the greatest profit possible.
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[@krishokanson1881]

Perfectly clear explanation. Thanks!

[@julionovais6225]

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[@stopandlisten6070]

"deal the cards face down" *places them face up*
Lol

[@JurijFedorov]

My rules say that you get half rounded up back. So the bank doesn't take that much of your money.

[@thepenskyfile]

There are two versions of the game. You may have a different one.

[@lohanLOVER6969]

informative!

[@FlavioMarceloSousa35]

For Sale looks great and I can't wait to try it. Can you play this with 10 players? Maybe changing the number of cards and tokens per player?

[@thepenskyfile]

You could, but you'd end up with a short game. I imagine it'd be less satisfying since the game would depend only only a few auctions.

[@MiShuji0824Jiro]

From my bus class😂

[@walmart7020]

Is it possible to play with 2 players only?

[@thepenskyfile]

no, minimum 3

[@DavidHeroux6512]

Dealled

[@spudslayer]

Cool made up word you used "strategery"

[@thepenskyfile]

Not a fan of early 2000s SNL, huh?

[@anshuljoshi]

@@thepenskyfile I looked up the sketch thanks to you. Thanks! :) Also, nice rules explanation!

[@Woei22]

So many mistakes in a video that should explain something...too bad!

[@pollywave]

Such as...

[@sallyjack3447]

My rules book says 3-4 players 14 1k coins and 2 2k coins 5-6 players 10 1k coins and 2 2k coins.
As for cards, it says use all for 5 to 6.
Gave a thumbs down for not including this information. You have 3 2k coins and 3 1k coins. Really confusing since I expected less. Plus, my instructions are in Korean and I need to translate them. Seems odd not to include this vital information when explaining how to play a game.