Public Assistance Game Rules Page 02

WHO PAYS THE MEDICAL COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE BIRTH OF THESE ILLEGITIMATE CHILDREN?
Players stuck in the Working Person's Rut. Each time an Able-Bodied Welfare Recipient lands on an "Have Out-of-Wedlock Child" block, each player in the Working Person's Rut must pay out $100 to the Custodian of the Taxpayers' Hard-Earned Dollars.

WHEN AND HOW MAY AN ABLE-BODIED WELFARE RECIPIENT PLAY THE HORSES OR THE DAILY LOTTERY?
At the beginning of each regular turn on the Able-Bodied Welfare Recipient's Promenade, a player may play either the horses or the daily lottery. To play the horses, the player first announces the number of his or her horse (2 through 12), lays his or her bet (up to $500) on the board, and rolls two dice. The Custodian of the Taxpayers' Hard-Earned Dollars collects the bet if the player's horse does not win, or pays the player 7 times the amount of his bet if his number does come up.

To play the daily lottery, the player announces his or her number (111 through 666), places his or her bet (up to $500) on the board, and rolls 3 dice. The Custodian of the Taxpayers' Hard-Earned Dollars collects the bet if the player's number does not come up, or pays the player 50 times the amount of the bet if his or her number does come up.

WHEN DOES A PLAYER ON THE ABLE-BODIED WELFARE RECIPIENT'S PROMENADE HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO BECOME INVOLVED IN CRIME?
When that player lands on one of the 4 "Saturday Night" blocks on the board. On that same turn, the player must keep rolling all the way through that particular "Saturday Night" criminal activity track, rolling 1 die at a time, following the instructions on the individual blocks.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN AN ABLE-BODIED WELFARE RECIPIENT IS CAUGHT IN CRIMINAL ACTIVITY AND SENT TO JAIL?
That player moves directly to the "Lock-Up" block in the Jail Jaunt and awaits his or her next regular turn, upon which he or she rolls 1 die, and 1 die on each subsequent regular turn while he or she is in jail. Should a player in the Jail Jaunt be directed to go back on welfare, he or she moves directly to the First of the Month and collects all benefits, advancing the monthly marker if he or she is he player who went first. A player in the Jail Jaunt may play the horses or the daily lottery, as usual.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN AN ABLE-BODIED WELFARE RECIPIENT LANDS ON THE BLOCK MARKET "Cheat ! Move to any Block on Welfare This Turn"?
That player moves to any other block of his or her choice on the Able-Bodied Welfare Recipient's Promenade, including any of the 4 "Saturday Night" blocks; and, if the player passes the First of the Month in so moving, he or she collects all benefits.

WHAT HAPPENS IF A PLAYER ON THE ABLE-BODIED WELFARE RECIPIENT'S PROMENADE RUNS OUT OF MONEY?
That player loses 1 turn, returns to the First of the Month, and receives a $500 emergency welfare grant, and awaits his or her next turn (this trip to the welfare office does not count as a time around the board).

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