In the game of Monopoly Go, the Jail rule adds an extra layer of strategy and risk. Here's how it works:

Landing on "Go to Jail": If a player lands on the "Go to Jail" space directly or draws a card that instructs them to go to jail, they must immediately move their token to the Jail space on the board. This ends their turn.

Paying to Get Out: While in Jail in monopoly go apk unlimited dice, a player has a few options. On their turn, they can choose to pay a fine of $50 to immediately get out of Jail and move their token as usual. This payment is made to the Bank.

Rolling Doubles: Alternatively, a player in Jail can try to roll doubles (getting the same number on both dice) on their next turn. If they succeed, they can move their token out of Jail and proceed with their turn. Rolling doubles allows them to move the number of spaces indicated by the dice and take any actions associated with that space.

Three Turns Limit: If a player fails to roll doubles after three turns (or if they choose not to pay the fine), they must automatically exit Jail on their third turn and move their token the number of spaces indicated by the dice. They do not collect any money for passing "Go" during this automatic release.

While in Jail, players can still collect rent from other players, buy properties, trade, and participate in auctions if applicable. They can also mortgage properties and participate in other game activities, except for moving around the board.

The Jail rule adds an element of chance and decision-making to the game, as players must weigh the cost of paying the fine versus attempting to roll doubles. It can also create opportunities for negotiation and strategy, as players may choose to stay in Jail to avoid certain property or opponent interactions.