The Rich And The Good - Board Game Review - Charity Begins At Home

The Rich And The Good - Board Game Review - Charity Begins At Home Players are stock brokers during the second Industrial Revolution, trying to make as much money as possible while also coming across as good citizens by donating money to charity. During the course of the game, players purchase or sell shares of stock, and then manipulate the stock prices with the cards that they share with their two neighbors. Additionally, players donate stock to charities, which is sold off at the end of the round for the charitable donation. Whoever donates the least to charity by the end of the game automatically lose, no matter how wealthy he’s made himself. The game uses a system of shared information where each player knows a little of what is about to happen in the markets, with each player knowing different pieces of information. The player who makes the most money at the end of the game is the winner, provided that he or she is not the person who donated the least to charity. *************************************** SUBSCRIBE ►    / @thebrokenmeeple   KIENDA SPONSOR REFERRAL LINK The Broken Meeple is happy to be sponsored by Kienda.co.uk where you can buy great games at great prices from a warehouse local to where I live! If you register an account on their website using my referral link and/or code you can get 5% discount on your first order over £60. And for every referral link used, the channel has greater access to further review copies for more content on the channel! https://kienda.co.uk/brokenmeeple Referral Code: 02610323 RENT SHUFFLE AND ROLL REFERRAL LINK Gain 50% off your first month renting board games at RENT, SHUFFLE & ROLL at: https://rentshuffleandroll.co.uk/ Code: - BrokenMeeple50 *************************************** Related Content Welcome To My Channel (Who I Am) ►    • The Broken Meeple Welcome Video   Mindbug Review ►    • Mindbug - Board Game Review - A Tired Genr...   Isle of Trains Review ►    • Isle of Trains (All Aboard) - Board Game R...   *************************************** Who Am I? One single batchelor from the UK talking about his passion for board games and the people who play them! I support small content creators, board game cafes and go against the status quo when it comes to the board game industry. I give my honest opinions without bias towards any publishers or designers and will not hold back if I don't like a game. The Broken Meeple is a variety channel that hosts all kinds of board game content from reviews to Top 10 lists to playthroughs to live stream collaborations with special guests (predominantly small channels who deserve more exposure). I look forward to engaging with you, the community on my live streams or in the comments on my videos! *************************************** Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:22 - Background and Rules Overview 04:18 - As Streamlined As It Can Possibly Be 05:11 - Produced Nicely (Minus Paper Money) And Cheap 06:57 - Player Scaling And Speed Of Play 08:34 - Turn Order Doesn't Sync Up 10:04 - The Charity Aspect Really Sells This 12:20 - Summary & Verdict 15:05 - Please Share and Support The Show #brokenmeeple #richandthegood #aresgames #review #boardgames #boardgame #lukehector #supportsmallcreators #tabletop #tabletopgames #bgg #boardgamer #boardgamereview *************************************** Useful Links Become a Patreon ►   / thebrokenmeeple   Facebook ►   / thebrokenmeeple   Twitter ►   / thebrokenmeeple   Instagram ►   / thebrokenmeeple   Podcast ►   / luke-hector-broken-meeple   Full credit to BoardGameGeek and its members for any images used that aren't my own or part of the publisher press kit.