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What is the oldest board game still played today that was invented in China around 500 BC?
The oldest board game still played today that was invented in China around 500 BC is Go.
Do you have to go around the board once in Monopoly before you can start buying properties?
No, in Monopoly, players can start buying properties as soon as the game begins without having to go around the board first.
Where can someone get more information on GO Board games?
One can get more information on Go board games online at various websites. One can get more information about Go board games at websites such as Go Game Guru and Board Game Arena.
Is the board game pente just as go in a different word?
The board game Pente is a game the is play just as you go. In the game you can not capture two of their own pieces for an opponent.
What happens when you collect 200 when you pass go in the game of Monopoly?
When you pass "Go" in Monopoly and collect 200, you receive the money as a reward for completing a full circuit around the game board.
What is a time consuming game you can play?
Monopoly can go on for many, many hours with a lot of skillful players around the board.
What was the board game used in the movie a beautiful mind?
The game is called Go.
What is the most complex board game?
The most complex board game is definetly GO ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_(board_game) )
How can I pass go and collect 200 in the game of Monopoly?
To pass go and collect 200 in Monopoly, you need to move your game piece around the board and land on the "Go" space. Each time you pass or land on the "Go" space, you collect 200 from the bank.
Do you have to go around the board once before buying property in Monopoly?
Yes, in Monopoly, players must go around the board once before they can buy property.
What do you think is the best thing to do when you are board?
go outside and play a game
How do you set up a go game board with stones for a traditional game of Go?
To set up a traditional game of Go, place a 19x19 grid board on a flat surface. Each player takes turns placing their stones on the intersections of the lines. Black stones go first, followed by white stones. The goal is to surround and capture your opponent's stones to gain territory on the board.
