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Spend Bill Gates' Money is a 2017 online tycoon developed by Neal Agarwal, where the player has 100 billion USD to spend on a variety of luxuries. The game was released on October 26, 2023. It has become a popular online game, with various remakes of the game, including Spend Elon Musk's Money, Spend Jeff Bezos' Money, and Spend Steve Jobs' Money.

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Players are immediately greeted with a large green bar displaying how much money they have to spend in this tycoon. When scrolling down, you are presented with 45 different items that are available for purchase. You can spend wisely, or you can spend all your money on hamburgers! As you continue purchasing, the amount of money you have left to spend will go down. Once you are done spending, you can scroll to the bottom to see a receipt, which totals how much you spent and what you spent it on.

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Spend Bill Gates' Money was developed by Neal Agarwal, who posts his games on his website, neal.fun. Agarwal had conceptualized the idea of the game as a way for the public to see how much money these multi-billionaires really have. When development started is unknown. The game was released on his website on October 26, 2017.

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