Every Monopoly Deal Version

There are 18 Monopoly Deal listings in this catalog. That covers the standard deck, licensed themed decks like Harry Potter and Disney Stitch, the oversized Big Deal version, and printings in French, Italian and Dutch.

Deal is Monopoly without a board. You draw cards, build property sets and charge each other rent, and whoever completes three full sets first wins. A round takes about fifteen minutes, which is why the deck ends up in a carry-on while the boxed set stays home.

How to choose

Start with the plain deck if you've never played. Monopoly Deal Card Game is listed for 2 to 5 players from age 8, and it's what people mean when they say Monopoly Deal. There's also a listing marked English Version, which is the same thing labeled for markets where the language isn't assumed.

Themed decks are the same idea with a license printed on top. Harry Potter arrived in 2024. Disney Stitch and Kpop Demon Hunters both landed in 2025, and each one puts characters where the property cards used to be. Buy on whichever license your household actually cares about, since the listings describe the play as unchanged.

Packaging is the other real difference between decks. Monopoly Deal Card Game in Collectible Storage Tin puts the standard deck in metal instead of a paper box, which matters when it lives in a backpack. Monopoly Big Deal prints the cards oversized, so they're easier to read across a table and easier for small hands to hold.

Then there are the translations, and they're easy to order by accident. A French Harry Potter deck, an Italian standard deck, a Dutch Harry Potter and a Dutch Stitch all appear on this page. The cards are printed in that language, so check before ordering if everyone at your table reads English only.

A few of the older listings tell you almost nothing. Monopoly Deal Games from 2019 comes with no language, no player count and no packaging detail attached, which is fine if you already know what you want and a gamble if you don't.

What's in this list

The page groups every Deal listing by franchise first, then by universe, with a general bucket at the end for the plain decks and anything nobody labeled. Groups run largest first, so the franchises with several printings sit near the top and the one-offs sit lower down. Storage cases, card sleeves and automatic shufflers are filed under accessories rather than here, so everything on this page is a deck you can play. The comparison table above the groups lines every deck up by theme, year, language and format if you'd rather scan than scroll.

Seventeen of the 18 are decks you can play; the other one is the Harry Potter board game and deck bundle.