What is the cost of each of the utilities in the game of monopoly?

If you’ve ever played the classic board game, monopoly; you know that at the beginning of the game each player is given a certain amount of money to buy their initial properties with. But what about all of the other costs involved in playing? How much does it cost to buy a bus ticket or go to jail? In this blog post, we’ll take a look at the cost of each of the utilities in monopoly and see how much it costs to play the game.

The utilities are a part of the game that many players forget about. They’re worth quite a bit, so it’s important to remember them when playing Monopoly with friends or family.

How much do utilities cost in Monopoly?

We all grew up playing with Monopoly, but have you ever wondered what the utilities are worth in real life? This article will compare the costs of power, water, phone and internet services to find out which is most expensive. The winner is…electricity! After doing some research I found that electricity has a cost of $0.11 per kWh or 11 cents per kWh. If we do some more math this means that it would cost an average person around $111 annually for electric service alone. It’s no wonder why people are always trying to cut down on their electricity bill by using less air conditioning during the summer months or taking shorter showers!

1. The utilities in Monopoly are the most expensive out of all the board games
2. The cheapest utility is water, which costs $200 per month
3. If you’re looking for a cheaper option than electric, choose gas at $120 per month
4. Water and gas can be used to cook food on the stove or oven, while electricity cannot
5. Electric is by far the most popular choice because it’s needed for lights and appliances
6. All three utilities cost an average of $600 per year when playing with 2 players

To start a new game, you’ll need $2.50 in Monopoly money. The more properties your group gets, the more gas and electricity you’ll use!

Conclusion:

The utilities are the most expensive properties in Monopoly, costing $200 each. However, some people think that they can be worth more than this because of their strategic position on the board. What do you think? Is it worth overpaying for these properties to get a higher score or should you spend your money elsewhere? Let us know what strategy is best and why by commenting below!

Marteen Abrar