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boardgame· 1970

Wheeler Dealer

Wheeler-Dealer is a Monopoly-style board game customized with local business names, often for US cities. Instead of building houses, players invest in a commodity futures exchange where dice determine profits and losses.

Wheeler Dealer
Players
2–6
Duration
60 min
Age
–+

Alternative names

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