| 摘要 |
<p>A device for a game comprises a playboard having an endless path consisting of a plurality of fields (1, 2, 3, 4, 5), including property fields (2) indicating to the player, whose fish fell on a property field, the possibility of either purchasing an enterprise or selling his own enterprise, or the necessity to pay money to another player if the latter owns the enterprise occupying said field. The device further comprises cards representing different enterprises which are subject to selling and buying by the players and which constitute several groups. The higher the number of players owning the enterprises of the same groups, the lower the amount of money paid to the owner of an enterprise. The number of enterprises exceeds the number of property fields (2). If a player has already a predefined number of the enterprises of one and the same group, he cannot purchase one more enterprise of this group.</p> |
