‘Monopoly’ Competition Series Lands at Netflix

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The popular “Monopoly” competition series has found its home on Netflix following a fierce bidding war, according to reports from EbMaster.

The show modeled after board games was revealed in March, following its launch. It’s been characterized as a “massive social experiment competition,” where contestants will need to form partnerships while backstabbing their rivals. They must navigate the delicate balance between “capitalism and disorder” in a ruthless dash to claim everything.

Netflix was not available for comment.

Hasbro Entertainment has introduced “Monopoly” as the next step in Netflix’s strategy to generate unscripted content using intellectual properties, following “Squid Game: The Challenge” and an upcoming competition series titled “The Golden Ticket,” which is inspired by Willy Wonka’s world.

The “Monopoly” franchise stands independently from the Lionsgate movie and Margot Robbie’s production house, LuckyChap Entertainment, which played a crucial role in turning Hasbro’s Barbie into a blockbuster earning $1.4 billion at the box office.

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The “Monopoly” franchise isn’t connected to the Lionsgate film or Margot Robbie’s LuckyChap Entertainment, which helped make Hasbro’s Barbie into a $1.4 billion blockbuster hit.

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The Monopoly series is not associated with the Lionsgate movie or Margot Robbie’s LuckyChap Entertainment, which contributed to turning Hasbro’s Barbie into a massive box office success worth $1.4 billion.

Deadline broke the news.

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2025-04-07 22:16