Los Angeles Lakers Monopoly

The safest way to spend money in Vegas is by playing the all-new Las Vegas Edition of the Monopoly game. Play for the ultimate fantasy of Vegas-style success and wealth. Unbelievable hotel casinos like Caesars Palace; Mandalay Bay; MGM Grand and The Desert Inn are yours for the taking. Features an all-black Monopoly game board highlighting all of Vegas night-time glitz and glamour. Comes with red Vegas dice; custom pewter tokens (blackjack cards; wedding chapel; roulette wheel; poker chips; slot machine; and showgirl); suites & penthouses and Slots & Blackjack cards. Availability: Usually ships within 1-2 business days.

One Game. One Dream. Super Bowl XLII Champions; in a truly Giant upset! Finishing the regular season on a roll; and tearing through the playoffs; the New York Giants would hear nothing of the anticipated perfect season of the heavily favored Patriots. USAopoly proudly presents the New York Giants Super Bowl XLII Champions Collector s Edition. Buy; sell; and trade Eli Manning and teammates in this classic game of risk taking and deal making. Some of the greatest moments of the 2007 season are recaptured; including the near ruining of the Pats s unblemished record on the last game of the regular season; hinting tantalizingly at the shape of things to come. You ll use one of six collectible pewter tokens including the Giants helmet; linebacker; quarterback; cleat; referee s whistle; and football on a tee to make your way around the board. Now fans can celebrate one of the most electrifying and memorable games in Super Bowl history. For 2 to 6 Players; ages 8 and up. Availability: Usually ships within 1-2 business days.

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