To be in prison is a shame! II

Number of players:	any
Time:	normal
Materials:	pencil and paper

This second variant deals with the problem that players go to jail for no apparant reason at all - just for landing on the wrong square or drawing the wrong card.

1. The square "Go to Jail" is turned into a company, National Airlines.
2. The National Airlines Company may be bought by the first player arriving on the square, just like Electricity.
3. Its revenue is the same as for a railway station. It is counted as a railway station. A player holding 5 railway stations may double the value compared with 4 stations.

1. Add the following cards to the Chance stack:
   • You meet a gangster who is willing to burn a house/hotel. He asks 25% of the price of the house. Either now turn down this offer, or select a house from a fellow player, remove it from the board and pay 25% of its new price.
   • Forgery. A gangster is willing to forge a contract giving you the right to use a street held by the Bank. It will cost you 25% of its listed value. Either turn down this offer now, or pay 25% of its value and take the street from the Bank.
   • Forgery. A gangster is willing to forge a contract which gives one of your fellow players the right to take one street from another player (not from a town with houses). It will cost you 25% of its listed value. In addition, the two players (named by you) both pay 50% of its listed value to the Bank as salary to their respective lawyers.

2. In all cases, if you use the gangster, roll one die:
   • 1-2: You are not suspected.
   • 3-4: Allthough you are suspected, the Police cannot prove anything against you. Pay 10% of the listed value of the house/street to the Bank (lawyers cost).
   • 5: Justice finds you guilty on part of the crime. Spend 2 game turns in prison (with the revised rules!)
   • 6: Justice finds you guilty, spend 6 game turns in prison. Again, under the revised rules of "It's a shame to be in prison! I".
     

CHANCE A gangster offers you to burn the house of one of your fellow players. He demands 25% of its listed value.	CHANCE A gangster offers you to forge a contract giving you the ownership of a street now held by the bank, at 25% of its listed value
CHANCE A gangster offers you to forge a contract giving one of your fellow players the rights to a street held by another player. You pay 25%, they both pay 50% of its listed value.	CHANCE