Board games by spaces on the board

1. 🎩 Monopoly40 spaces

   Its roots lie in Lizzie Magie's 1903 game, designed to show the dangers of land monopolies. Source

2. ♟️ Chess64 spaces

   Early chessboards in India and Persia were one plain colour; the checkered pattern came later, in Europe. Source

3. 🐍 Snakes and Ladders100 spaces

   It began in India as Moksha Patam, where the ladders stood for virtues and the snakes for vices. Source

4. 🔤 Scrabble225 spaces

   Alfred Butts' board version was first called Criss-Crosswords; it became Scrabble in 1948. Source

5. ⚫ Go361 spaces

   It has about 2.1 x 10^170 legal positions, far more than atoms in the observable universe. Source

Standard boards; Snakes and Ladders as 10x10. Go counts line intersections, not squares.