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Aristocrat makes Monopoly Big Board Bucks for Class II markets

October 28, 2026 · 4:04pm ET | 1:04pm PT
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Aristocrat Gaming announced on Wednesday it is bring0ing Monopoly Big Board Bucks to Class II markets across the United States. The game was honored as the Slot of the Year at the Global Gaming Awards Americas at G2E in Las Vegas.

“Having Monopoly Big Board Bucks recognized as Slot of the Year is an incredible honor and a testament to our team’s commitment to creating memorable player experiences,” Aristocrat Gaming Chief Commercial Officer Americas Kurt Gissane said in a statement. “With its innovative gameplay, larger-than-life bonus experience, and proven performance on casino floors, we’re excited to expand this award-winning title into Class II markets and give even more players the opportunity to enjoy one of the industry’s most talked-about games.”

Gameplay features players joining Mr. Monopoly for a race around the famous game board, collecting prizes, properties, houses, and hotels.

Monopoly Big Board Bucks infuses nostalgia into gameplay with the player experience similar to playing the actual board game, including player-selectable game tokens, Mr. Monopoly, Free Parking, houses and hotels, and even the famous game board itself.

Players are presented with triple metamorphic gameplay with Extra Spins, Extra Properties, and Extra Houses. These metamorphic features lead to the Big Board Bucks Bonus, and may be awarded individually, in pairs, or all together to enhance the bonus. Any of these triggers lead to the Big Board Bucks Bonus.

In the Big Board Bucks Bonus, players have the chance to trigger rewards around the game board and land money bags, properties, houses, and hotels, Free Parking, and even the GO Jackpot Wheel.

Monopoly Big Board Bucks appears on the Baron Portrait cabinet and includes a first-of-its-kind configuration and signage options.

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