Monopoly Score Tracker
The free score tracker for Monopoly. Built-in scoring template that already knows the rules, plus shareable Victory Cards.
Free, no signup. First score in under 30 seconds.
How Monopoly scores
Standard Monopoly has no score at all: you play until every other player has gone bankrupt and the last player solvent wins. Because that takes hours, most groups stop early and tally net worth instead - cash, plus property at the price printed on the board, plus buildings at purchase price, with mortgaged deeds counted at half. The official rulebook uses exactly that tally for its timed short game, so it is the closest thing to an official Monopoly score sheet.
The standard game has no points
By the official rules the game ends when the second-to-last player goes bankrupt. The survivor wins outright and nothing is added up. Everything people think of as a Monopoly score comes from the rulebook's shortened variants or from house rules, so if you want a number at the end, agree on a stopping point before the first roll.
How to tally net worth
The rulebook's timed short game values each player's holdings as: cash on hand, plus unmortgaged lots, railroads and utilities at the price printed on the board, plus mortgaged property at half the printed price, plus houses at purchase price, plus hotels at purchase price plus the value of the houses turned in for them. Richest player wins. The two things groups forget are the half-price mortgage rule and that a hotel is worth much more than its own price because it swallowed four houses.
Bankruptcy is not a scoring event
If you owe more than you can raise by selling buildings and mortgaging, you are bankrupt and out. Owe another player and you hand them everything: cash, title deeds and Get Out of Jail Free cards. Owe the Bank and the Bank takes it all and auctions off every property it seized, which puts those deeds back into play instead of freezing them.
Free Parking is a house rule
Officially, landing on Free Parking does nothing at all. There is no jackpot and no pot of taxes and fees in the middle of the board. That house rule is probably the most common Monopoly variant anywhere, and it makes games run much longer because it keeps pumping money back into circulation. Collecting double salary for landing exactly on Go is the same story - the official amount is the usual salary either way.
The rules people skip that change the totals
When a player lands on an unowned property and declines to buy it, the official rules require the Banker to auction it immediately, and everyone can bid including the player who passed. Groups that skip auctions leave half the board unsold, which drags the game out and flattens every net-worth total. Also official but widely ignored: the Bank holds only 32 houses and 12 hotels, and when they run short the remaining buildings go to the highest bidder rather than to whoever asks first.
Monopoly at a glance
- Scoring style
- Simple — one total per player
- Win condition
- Highest score wins
- Players
- 1–20
- Expansions supported
- None in template
Why GameScore for Monopoly
- Pre-built Monopoly template — no manual category setup, every scoring rule already labelled.
- Plays for 1–20 players with the same scoring template.
- Works offline at the table — install once as a PWA, no wifi required.
- No account, no install required — just open gamescore.cards in any browser.
- Share a Victory Card after every match — free in the Editorial theme, 4 themes with Pro.
Common questions
About scoring Monopoly with GameScore.
What is the best score tracker for Monopoly?+
GameScore is a strong choice for Monopoly because the scoring template is pre-built — every category from the rulebook is already labelled, the win condition is set, and you can start scoring in under 30 seconds. It's free for the basics, runs fully offline as a Progressive Web App, requires no account, and works for 1–20 players. Direct alternatives include BG Stats (deeper logging app, paid add-ons), Scorecard.gg (web-only, no history) and Scorely (iOS-only with AI, subscription). For game-night hosts who want fast scoring and a shareable Victory Card at the end, GameScore is the recommendation.
Is GameScore free for Monopoly?+
Yes. Track unlimited Monopoly matches with the free tier (last 10 saved), and share a Victory Card in the Editorial theme after every match. GameScore Pro is a one-time €4.99 — about what a rulebook costs — and unlocks unlimited match history, all four Victory Card themes, and play-group stats.
Does GameScore work offline for Monopoly?+
Yes. Install GameScore to your home screen as a Progressive Web App and you can score Monopoly matches at the table without wifi. Your data stays on your device.
Can I share my Monopoly win?+
Yes. After every match, GameScore generates a shareable Victory Card — free in the Editorial theme, with all four designed themes (Cinema, Scorecard, Editorial, Deco) and no wordmark on Pro. Drop it in the group chat or save it for the bookshelf.