(The) bottom line |
1985 |
Silver Bear, Trevor Pepperell |
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First produced |
1985 |
Players |
2 to 6 |
Age(s) |
10+ |
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1 x folding playing board 6 x cars 1 x pack of bank notes; - 1M (35), 200K (30), 50K (20) 60 x debt cards, 30 of each; - 1.4M, 200K 15 x gold title cards 6 x colour sets of 27 cover chips 2 x dice 30 x option cards; - 4 hotels, 4 residential - 4 stores, 4 supermarkets - 4 casinos, 2,000oz. gold (10) 30 x gold fix cards 1 x how to play / guide rules sheet 1 x replacement order form 1 x letter from the game designer |
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| Wheel and deal in real estate, stores, casinos, gold bullion. Make profit by; 1) acquiring sets of real estate eg. hotels or residential properties and selling them for profit at real estate offices 2) buying and selling gold bullion at bullion houses 3) buying and selling casinos and/or make profit from gambling The winner is the first player to have 5,000,000 net to buy the bank. Game play is not restricted to a rigid set of rules. Players may devise their own rules and the game becomes as simple or as complex as you wish. Always remember, make a profit. A millionaire many times over, financial mastermind Trevor Pepperell bought, sold and traded enormous amounts of money, gold and property in his capacity as one of London's most successful bankers. That is until circumstances landed him in jail on charges of fraud. It was during his time in prison that he developed and perfected The bottom line, thanks, in part, to some of the most devious financial minds in the world. What he invites you to experience in his game is what he actually experienced in real life. "Don't cry all the way to the bank" says Trevor, "buy it". One of a series, which make up the financial autobiography of Trevor Pepperell. |
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