Two modes
A standard game runs for about an hour. Quick mode, with a speed die and $2,000 starting cash, wraps up in 15-30 minutes.
Globopoly: Monopoly Online with friends in the browser and Android app
Globopoly is a classic-style economic board game in your browser. Buy world cities, build hotels, trade ruthlessly and drive your friends into bankruptcy.
2–6
players per table
2
modes: Standard and Quick
A tabletop classic, online
Everything you love about Monopoly, nothing you don't.
Bots on empty seats
Short on players? Fill empty seats with bots and start immediately. Bots buy, trade and bid at auctions.
Trades and auctions
Swap properties, use monopolies as bargaining chips, and pick up cities from auction when your opponent passes on buying.
Spectator mode
Watch other players' games and learn from their mistakes. Or cheer for your friends while waiting for a table.
Works on mobile
Browser, Android, iOS: same rules and persisted state everywhere. The board fits a phone screen in landscape orientation.
No pay-to-win
No paid boosts, VIP accounts or skins that give an edge. Every player starts equal, so whoever plays better wins.
How to start playing
- 1
Sign up
Pick a username and password, no email verification. Your account keeps win stats and your current game.
- 2
Create a table
Choose the mode, the number of players, your token color, and optionally allow bots.
- 3
Play
Your table shows up in the public lobby, and friends join and take a seat. Or fill seats with bots and start right away.
How Globopoly differs from classic Monopoly
The core is the same as the board game: two dice, laps around the board, buying free tiles, rent on other players' property, color-group monopolies, houses and hotels, mortgages and bankruptcy. If you have played the classic, there is nothing to relearn.
Instead of the streets of one city, the board holds cities of the world grouped by country. Instead of jail there is Customs: you are sent there for three doubles in a row, by a card or from a special tile, and leaving costs $50 or a lucky double.
Declined to buy a city? It goes straight to auction, and any player can grab it. That keeps everyone in the game even after unlucky rolls.
Quick mode adds a third speed die, raises the starting cash to $2,000 and lets you build with two cities of a group. A game fits into 15-30 minutes.
Monopoly online in the browser: how it works
The game runs on a server in real time, so there is nothing to install: open the site, sign in, take a seat. The game is saved. If your connection drops, you return to the same turn.
One player opens a table, the others join from the public lobby or by invitation from the friends list. Empty seats can go to bots: they buy, trade and bid at auctions, so a game starts right away even with two people.
Every account keeps stats: games played, games won, best net worth. Spectator mode lets you watch other games and learn from other players' mistakes while waiting for your own.
Phones work too: in landscape the whole board fits the screen, and Android has a dedicated app with the same rules and the same account.
Frequently asked
Is it paid?
No, you can play for free. No pay-to-win: no in-game advantage is ever for sale.
Do I have to install anything?
No, a browser is enough. Native Android and iOS builds exist for convenience.
How long is a game?
A standard game runs for about an hour. Quick mode wraps up in 15-30 minutes.
Can I play solo?
Yes, add bots and play against them. Or open the Spectator page and watch other games in progress.
How many players can sit at a table?
Two to six. Empty seats can be filled with bots so the game starts immediately.
How do I invite a friend?
Add them as a friend and send an invite from the waiting room. Or just open a table: your friend will see it in the lobby and take a seat.
How is Quick mode different from Standard?
A third speed die, $2,000 starting cash and building with just two cities of a group. A game takes 15-30 minutes instead of an hour.
What is Customs?
The equivalent of jail in classic Monopoly. You get there after three doubles in a row, by a card or from a special tile. You leave by paying $50, rolling a double or waiting three turns.