#Albertson monopoly game pieces 2013 for free
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Suddenly, far fewer people were interested in crowding into their neighborhood grocery store to collect little pieces of paper that their cashier had touched all over.

#Albertson monopoly game pieces 2013 full

So every game piece was either a winner, or a potential winner as part of a full property set.īut things got complicated during the 2020 contest, when the coronavirus pandemic first took hold.

#Albertson monopoly game pieces 2013 for free

Or, instant-win game pieces could be redeemed in store for free grocery products. Earn all of the game pieces needed to fill in a colored property group, and you’d win a prize – up to a million bucks. Game pieces corresponded with spaces on a mock Monopoly game board. In other words, Albertsons is well aware that a lot of people who once eagerly awaited the annual contest, kind of hated it last year.īeginning with the inaugural contest back in 2009 up until 2020, shoppers at Albertsons stores and Albertsons affiliates like Safeway, Pavilions, Vons, Randalls, Tom Thumb, ACME, Jewel-Osco, United Supermarkets, Shaw’s and Star Market earned paper game pieces when shopping in stores, based on how much they spent and how many featured items they bought. With that said, we would like to look forward to the following year to have the game back just like before.” “We understand that some customers are not able to play the game, since they don’t have any means to log in to their account. “The management team has decided to cancel the Monopoly game this year due to complications playing it on full digital,” the representative explained.

But a customer service representative elaborated, and suggested that the game was taking a break this year for some much-needed retooling. “Unfortunately, we will not be offering the Monopoly game this year in our stores,” an Albertsons spokesperson confirmed to Coupons in the News, without offering any specifics about why. There’s no mention of the Monopoly game in Albertsons stores’ weekly ads that start today, the first Wednesday of March, when last year’s contest began.

13 annual contests, millions of dollars in cash and prizes, and an untold number of little paper game pieces later, Albertsons is shelving its Monopoly Shop, Play, Win game.

Do not pass go, do not collect $200, and do not look for Monopoly in your Albertsons-owned grocery store this year.