Straight answers before the first draw.

Yes. The browser edition is free and requires no account. The Roblox experience is free to join; gameplay advantages are not sold.

Yes. Choose Solo vs Bot on the web or in Roblox. A web bot match has no turn timer, so you can take as long as you want.

Complete three different Districts before your rivals. A District is complete when it holds the number of Properties shown on its counter.

It is District Race with three or four scheduled Skyline Auctions. Players secretly bid exact totals from their Banks for special city assets.

Yes. On the web, browse every public table still waiting, create your own public table, or use a private table code. Roblox supports 2–5 player Quick Play and code-based Private Tables.

No. Guests can play and choose a device-local avatar. An optional account saves your profile, match history, wins, and future Ranked stats across devices.

Not yet. Ranked is Coming Soon and will remain inactive until the player pool and competitive integrity systems are ready.

No. The web edition includes public and private table entry plus Solo vs Bot. Roblox remains the fullest version for 2–5 player tables, progression, cosmetics, in-match taunts, Founding Player rewards, and the complete Market Rush presentation.

Web begins with an open-table browser and offers optional web profiles. Roblox adds its own matchmaking, Roblox identity, progression, cosmetics, fixed-phrase in-match taunts, guided onboarding, and a richer 3D table presentation. Players can hide received taunts in Settings, and taunts never change gameplay. The public Roblox build is the rules source of truth.

Open the Card Guide from the main navigation for the live 134-card deck, District sizes, card counts, values, and action rules.