THE Chronicle has another 24 copies of Chelmsford's edition of Monopoly to give away in time for Christmas.
The city's own version of the game has been a huge success with expats from as far away as China buying copies.
After our initial giveaway of 10 copies, which attracted hundreds of competition entries, we've managed to get our hands on another two dozen games for readers.
The makers of Monopoly, Winning Moves, held an event at Hylands House last month to celebrate the launch of the special edition version of the game, which celebrates Chelmsford's new city status.
The public voted in their droves for their favourite spots in and around the city to be immortalised on the board in place of the legendary London streets – and it has proven to be even more popular than anticipated.
Publicist for the game , Graham Barnes, said: "Sales of the game have exceeded expectations.
"We are absolutely delighted about the popularity of the board.
"We have calculated that between half and two thirds of Chelmsford homes this Christmas will be playing the board."
The Chronicle was voted into Fleet Street's traditional spot, and Hylands House replaced the prestigious Mayfair square, while Chelmsford Cathedral, local schools and the Marconi communications empire were also recognised.
And with requests coming in from all over the world, hundreds of former Chelmsfordians will also be reminiscing about their home town over the festive period.
"Ex-pat sales have been buoyant with people originally from Chelmsford, including a languages teacher in China," added Graham. "The crown jewels of Chelmsford have been spread far and wide."
Details on how to enter are in this week's Essex Chronicle, on sale today