1- Objectives: -Monopoly is a game based on money, land and the creation of businesses. The main objective of the game is to monopolize the set. game by continuing to maximize your wealth and becoming the richest player. The second objective is to gain as many properties as possible in order to avoid paying rent and bankrupting your opponents. (Dodson, 2011) The main learning from playing Monopoly is that it creates a social culture of individuals capable of dealing with different situations in the business world, which increases individual financial IQ. Furthermore, according to Orbanes; "If you spent hours when you were younger – or still do – playing the game of Monopoly, know that you actually learned valuable lessons about spending, saving and daily investment".. (Orbanes, 2013)2- Effects of monopoly on children, adults and the elderly: -One of the most essential results of Monopoly for children is the learning of mathematics. By playing Monopoly, the child learns basic mathematical operations such as division, subtraction, etc. Although all these arithmetic operations are taught in schools, the way they have been conveyed in Monopoly is more fun and entertaining, which will make mathematics more loved and interesting for children. For example, Mathopoly is a game based on the rules of Monopoly but the main difference between them is that Mathopoly is designed in such a way that only mathematical operations are applicable here. (Pascale, 2009) In addition, Monopoly is a game that can bring a family closer together by spending more time on it. This can play an important role in their social development. Additionally, they will learn the values ​​of being social and active through this simple game. (Orbanes, 2013)Compared to children, adults and the elderly have different ways of enjoying the benefits of Monopoly. After a long stressful day at work, Monopoly can be a relief for them. Once they start playing this game, they forget their whole day. All their problems and problems that seem very stressful suddenly disappear during the time they spend playing this game. (Orbanes, 2013)3- Discussion: -Improving mathematical skills is one of the most important educational goals of the game Monopoly and Uno. These types of games mainly depend on numerical skills, such as subtraction and addition, which reinforce and improve these arithmetic operations for children and in an easy and entertaining way..