A multiple level board game utilizes the fields of real estate, banking, and general business to maximize a player' s financial wealth at the expense of opponent players. A multiple level board having a continuous playing field is divided into playing spaces representing utilities, transportational businesses, and real estate which are subject to acquisition. Playing spaces are disposed generally around the perimeter of the lower level of the board game, continuing to the upper level and back down to the lower level affording continuous playing field. The game accessories include tokens for each player, title deed cards, bogus money, instructional cards, loan chart, account boards, and buildings which are subject to acquisition and are used against an opponent player to force him into bankruptcy. Also provided is a chance device for determining the advance of tokens around the multiple level playing field of the board game.