The Qada Haz playbook
Clear rules, real prices, and decisions you can use in your next game. Explore an Arabian city set and its World Edition counterpart.
Play the game ↗Understand the game
How to play Bank El Haz
From your first roll to the final player standing.
↗✦Trades and auctions
What each side gives, when a deal closes, and how to bid.
↗✦A practical winning strategy
Dice pick the square; you decide where to invest.
↗✦Frequently asked questions
Rooms, language, themes, coins, and reconnecting.
↗✦About Qada Haz
An independent social property-trading game with two city editions.
↗Explore the seven country sets
Egypt / United States
Cairo and Alexandria are the first cities past Start; Luxor follows Cairo Airport. Their lower entry cost makes Egypt a good first group for learning to trade.
↗🇸🇦Saudi Arabia / United Kingdom
Jeddah, Riyadh, and Medina occupy the first edge, with Gulf Station separating the final two cities. A trade may complete the group sooner than another lap.
↗🇦🇪United Arab Emirates / France
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah begin after Jail. An airport splits the second and third city; it diversifies income but does not complete the set.
↗🇯🇴Jordan / Italy
Amman, Aqaba, and Irbid line the left edge. A Chance square between the latter two could affect your cash before your next purchase.
↗🇱🇧Lebanon / Germany
Beirut, Tripoli, and Sidon are near the top after the tea break. Water Works separates the second and third city.
↗🇲🇦Morocco / Canada
Casablanca, Rabat, and Marrakesh sit shortly before Go to Jail with steadily rising prices.
↗🇹🇷Turkey / Japan
Istanbul, Ankara, and Antalya are the last country set. A Chance square separates Antalya from the first two cities.
↗Everything here describes virtual game rules and values—not real-world property prices or financial advice.
Created by Ibrahim Elshimy