Go For Broke

Newest Review: ... have a matching colour hotel. They come in four colours, green, yellow, red and blue and there are also two dice in the game ... more

... for movement. The other things you have to use? Four different values of money, £5,000, £10,000, £50,000 and £100,000 and share certificates, oil, steel and electric. You start the game the same as any other, by rolling the dice and traveling around the board in a clockwise direction. Depending on where you land, depends on what you have to do. There are hotel squares around the board priced between £50,000 to £200,000 and each player can purchase one of these to lose money quickly if you land on them. They do have ...more

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Go For Broke: Are you a loser - then this game's for you. (1763 words)
by - written on 13/11/05 (Very useful, 1728 readings)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I got this game years ago as a child - when playing board games was a great way of passing an otherwise boring Sunday afternoon when the rain poured down outside. This was kind of a family tradition without Playstations and the like to keep you amused, no DVDs and video rental was quite expensive at that time so this was a way to get us all involved in something fun. Looking back I can't help but feel that kids of today really miss out on this fun family time together when you fight over who gets which coloured playing piece and try to outsmart your parents. Didn't it feel great ... Read the complete review

Who's the biggest loser? (1474 words)
by - written on 29/12/08 (Very useful, 153 readings)
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It's Christmas time so what better time to review those board games you've never got bored of! Unlike most games you find in the shops, the object of this one is the name of the game - go for broke! Instead of getting as much money as you can, you have to lose the £1million that you start with. You would think this was an easy task, after all, you struggle to make money in most games! It is in fact quite the opposite. The game is made by the popular MB and can be played by 2-4 players and the age guidance is 8 years and up. This guidance is probably right as there is a bit of counting to do, but if you have a child younger that's good at maths then ... Read the complete review

Go For Broke: Forget what you know, this is different (337 words)
by - written on 22/03/04 (Very useful, 116 readings)
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The Aim of the Game You start of with a million pounds and to win you have to spend all that money. It sounds easy but believe me, it's not! You win money when you bet on the horses, inherit the stuff, it seems to come from everywhere! So think of the Game of Life reversed. Who Can Play? It's for 2 to 5 players from age 8 to adult. It's a great family game to play in the evening instead of watching the box! The Pieces Little plastic things that could be lost quite easily if you're not careful! Ways of Losing Money (and Getting it Back) The Lottery square: here you place money £5000 to be precise. However if you ... Read the complete review

Go For Broke (82 words)
by - written on 20/10/06 (Somewhat useful, 172 readings)
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I just picked up this game at a second hand store. I played it with my daugher with help from this site from Belfin's review. I am still in need of the instructions for this game. My daughter is eight and she and I really enjoyed the game. We pretty much winged it as far as rules and instructions go, with not having them. It is a very good game for kids with lost of excitement of losing all of your ... Read the complete review