There are 36 combinations which result in rolls from 2 to 12, in a bell curve distribution. However since they only did it for the rent calculation and not movement, playing continues unless they hit Doubles a fourth time in a row, thus going to jail. The only exception on this is if the player threw 2 doubles, then hit a nearest utility space from the 'Chance' space that is not mortgaged or unsold, and then the player hits a third pair of doubles, which would normally send them to jail. However, if a player rolls Doubles three times in succession (in one turn), they immediately move to Jail without moving the third time. If the player rolls Doubles, he/she rolls again. If the dice show the same number on each, it is called Doubles. The result is the number of spaces they move. The player adds up the total on the top face of each die. In order to make a move, two dice are rolled by the player. The Free Parking mini-game includes an eight-sided die (d8) for placing the taxi tokens it is white with six different-coloured cars (like the one in the Free Parking space, one Chance face and one Go To Jail face. Normally, two dice are used (noted as 2d6). This speeds up the game and changes the rules a small bit. In recent editions (starting with the Mega Edition), a new die was added: the Speed Die. Some editions come with specially colored dice. They are usually standard, 6-sided (also known as d6 or D6) white dice with black pips. Dice (singular: die) are the main form of movers in Monopoly.

Monopoly plus speed dice rules