More than 900 people play a monopoly game to achieve a world record.
An event was held in late March, which received the world record in Guinness for most people who play a monopoly, in Sydney, Australia, to honor a little girl who loved the game.
Alexra Vasiliou's parents, who died due to brain cancer in 2017 at the age of six, is proud of a monopoly game with their daughter, who “always supported the rules and pleads with another match only,” according to Guinness World Records.
“We really wanted to create an area that allowed young and old to both young and celebrated and achieve something that everyone is proud of.”
“All this with the awareness of the disease that took our daughter – brain cancer.”
The players erupted to more than 150 Six tables, all of whom use an officially licensed version of the game, which contains Alexra's image on it.
Little Legs Foundation, which was created in Alexra to increase awareness of brain cancer, hosted March 30, which outperformed the previous world record of 733.
“Saying that you broke the World Records World's World's title, not a very common thing. Saying that you have your own version of Monopoly for you more rare,” Soo Ilan continued.
“But Alexra has its own army, and we together have the ability to do a lot in this world.”
