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Sold and shipped by Fifth Sun. Choose options. Sold and shipped by Bioworld. Roundy's tickets were free with purchase of groceries - or for the cost of a stamp and mailing supplies if you sent a handwritten letter to the promotions coordinator in Georgia to request a ticket.

Responding to customers' criticisms, Roundy's spokeswoman Vivian King indicated the chain only has an obligation to distribute all the game tickets, not ensure that someone wins all the prizes. We are legally bound to distribute all of the game's tickets, but we have no control over what happens to those tickets once customers receive them. It says that the sponsor of a game must include a statement of odds of winning each prize and the number of prizes to be given away.

The notice must be "in immediate proximity to each listing of the prize" and in the same font size and boldness as the price. Roundy's wrote in the game rules posted in stores - but not on each Monopoly board - that the odds of finding the rare game piece were 1 in million and noted below that the semi-rare game piece also was needed. King said the game was intended to provide value to customers and help make grocery shopping fun.

The game was brought back in because of its popularity in , but fewer customers played the game this year, she said. For those who didn't win the expensive items, the game featured smaller rewards. Just more than 1. Still, customers had a greater shot at winning small prizes playing Powerball than playing Monopoly.

Do you have an issue with government or a local business or a story idea for Public Investigator? Two dollars? Even though my husband reminds me that the time I put into collecting all the game pieces, tearing them open, locating where they all go, sticking them on and then re-sticking them when they won't stay is not worth the time and effort of "winning small. I'm one game piece away from winning some serious cash and the thought of needing just one more to win a prize keeps me coming back for more.

I haven't heard of any actual winners yet, however. If any of my readers have won, I'd love to hear from you. I did receive an Instant Winner ticket once. Or so I thought. I didn't actually win a prize; I won 2 more Monopoly game pieces. And since we receive 10 of them or so at each grocery visit, that didn't seem like a prize in my mind. I would have preferred a free McDonald's French fry.

My husband exclaimed, "That's ridiculous! I was beginning to side with my husband and thought about tossing the whole game, until I realized that my sons might actually think it's fun to locate where the product stickers go and affix them to the game card. That way I wouldn't have to give up the hope that maybe — just maybe — my game card was a winner. It started off great.

They were excited to be playing this game and were under the impression that we were certain to win something. I overheard my 5-year-old say, "I hope we win the dream house!