Arts, 11.02.2022 14:00, uwrongboi

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if you play a forced deal card that forces a player of your choice to swap one of your selected properties with one of their properties, of your choice. If you have no properties down, can you still play that card? Will you then get their property without having to give them anything? Or no...?

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MONOPOLY DEAL I WILL MARK BRAINLIEST AND ALL THAT JAZZ :) :) :)
if you play a forced deal ca...