Start a private table or join friends who have already invited you.
Enter your player name and claim your colored piece. Once your table is created, invite up to five friends.
This simulates a friend accepting your invitation. The same screen will later be fed by the VPS room server.
Enter the private game code your host sent you.
Waiting for the host to start the game.
Pick 2–6 players, enter each name, and claim a unique colored playing piece.
Goal: Be first to own a Fancy Wardrobe, Limousine, Expensive Estate and Country Club Membership, hold at least $1,000,000 cash, and have zero bills.
Bills: Every normal pre-roll bill costs $20,000 to pay. Current beta tables let the active player choose any whole number from zero through the maximum currently affordable before rolling. Legacy test tables retain Pay 1 / Pay 2 / Pay 3.
Lucky Street: You may enter only with zero bills. It is one-way.
Work Zone: Arrive with bills, collect 2 more, lose 1 turn, then get 2 bills paid at no cost before normal play resumes. A debt-free direct landing rerolls.
STOP: Everyone stops at O-21/O-43. With bills, choose PAY ALL at $20,000 each when affordable or MOVE AHEAD 2; if PAY ALL is unaffordable, MOVE AHEAD 2 is required. With no bills, collect $50,000.
Bankruptcy: At 35+ bills, you may voluntarily declare bankruptcy: reset to $0 cash and 5 bills, move forward to the next Work Zone, and lose one turn. The warning countdown begins at 25 bills. If you own one or more achievements, surrender one; if you own none, the surrender step is skipped. Normal Work Zone service does not stack onto bankruptcy.
Lucky Break began in 1989 as a playful race through the absurd economics of adult life: bills, work, lucky windfalls, expensive tastes, and the occasional chance to start living large.
The goal is simple: shed the debt, build the lifestyle, and be the first player to own a Fancy Wardrobe, Limousine, Expensive Estate and Country Club Membership while holding at least $1,000,000 cash with zero bills.
Decades after the original game was created, Lucky Break is getting a new life as both a physical board game and a live browser game for 2–6 players.
All cash is lost, all current bills are wiped out, you restart with 5 bills, move forward to the next Work Zone, and lose one turn. If you own one or more achievements, you must surrender one. If you own none, that step is skipped.