Students experience profit and lass, rising and falling stock prices, counting money, making change, percentages, and taxes. A small number of students are selected to be stock brokers. Their responsibilities involve recording stock prices, buying and selling stock at market price and making change. The rest of the students are consumers. They buy and sell stocks of their choice while trying to end the game with the largest profit.
Consumers begin the game with a stake and then purchase stock.
The price is determined by a roll of the dice. After the buying session, dice are thrown and stock prices may go up or down. This is followed by another buying and selling session then by tosses of dice to determine new stock prices. Fines and taxes may be assessed during the following each buying and selling session. At the end of the game, all consumers sell their stock and count their money.