Lets play MDeal!

Begin turn: press Begin Turn to draw two cards. If your hand is empty, draw five instead.
Take up to three plays: bank a card, play a property/wild card, add a house or hotel, or play an action card.
End turn: if you have more than seven cards in hand, discard down to seven before the turn passes.

Any card with a money value can be banked instead of used for its effect.
When you owe money, choose which bank cards, properties, houses, or hotels to pay with. No change is returned.
Banked cards paid to someone go to their bank. Played properties paid to someone go to their board as properties.

Property cards build sets. The rent chart on each card shows rent by number of properties owned in that set.
Two-color wild cards may be played by themselves and can switch between their two colors for free on your turn.
Rainbow wild cards must be added to a color you already have down. Moving any wild card does not use one of your three plays.
Houses and hotels may be added to completed monopolies, except railroads and utilities. This table allows hotels without needing a house first.

Choose the eligible color you want to charge rent on, then choose the target if the card says one player.
Double the Rent can be played immediately with a rent card and counts as another play.
The rent prompt shows the amount being charged before players resolve payment.

Pass Go: draw two extra cards.
Debt Collector: one chosen player owes 5M.
It's My Birthday: every other player owes 2M.
Sly Deal: steal one property from an incomplete set.
Forced Deal: trade one of your properties for one opponent property from an incomplete set.
Deal Breaker: steal a complete monopoly, including any house or hotel attached to it.

When an action targets you, you always get a response window.
If you have Just Say No, you may cancel that action. Another Just Say No can cancel yours back.
Playing Just Say No does not use one of your three plays and can happen outside your turn.

The host may set a play timer and a shared pay/discard timer in the lobby. Either timer can be switched to untimed.
Action/payment prompts pause the active turn timer and use their own response window.
If a player misses three turns in a row from inactivity, they are removed and their cards are shuffled back into the deck.

The game checks for a winner whenever sets change.
First player with three completed monopolies wins immediately.
After a game, players can return to lobby or rematch. Rematches randomize turn order again.