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Do not pass GO … come directly to the Siegel JCC for an Official Monopoly Tournament!  Registration includes a t-shirt, snacks, chances to win prizes and more. Enter with a partner or go it alone for a chance to come away the winner!  For ages 6-106. $20 per individual or $35 per team.

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