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Spend a Billionaire's Money

Pick a billionaire, then try to spend every last rupee and dollar — from a Big Mac to the International Space Station. It's much harder than it sounds.

Whose money are you spending?

Approximate published net worth as of September 2026.

About this game

10 billionaires to choose fromIncluding Indian business leaders — Mukesh Ambani, Gautam Adani, Shiv Nadar and Cyrus Poonawalla — alongside Musk, Bezos, Gates, Zuckerberg, Arnault and Buffett.

40 things to buyFrom a ₹500 Big Mac to ending world hunger for a year, with Indian items like a Mumbai flat, a Royal Enfield and an IPL team mixed in.

Buy and sell freelyChanged your mind? Sell anything back at full price and the money returns instantly.

Get a receiptSee everything you bought itemised, and copy the whole thing as text to share.

Net worth figures are approximate published estimates as of September 2026, shown for entertainment only — real net worth changes daily with share prices and is not tracked live here. Item prices are rough real-world estimates. This game is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any person named in it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the net worth figures live?

No — they are approximate published estimates as of September 2026. Real net worth moves every day with share prices, and there is no free public data feed for it, so the figures here are fixed snapshots shown for fun rather than live tracking.

Why are there no real photographs of the billionaires?

Photographs of living people carry two separate legal claims — the photographer's copyright and the subject's own personality/publicity rights — so a site can't simply bundle them. Each person is shown with a styled initial avatar instead.

Can I sell things after buying them?

Yes. Every item can be sold back at full price at any time, and the money returns to your balance immediately.

Is my progress saved?

Your current spending is kept in your browser while you play, so an accidental refresh won't wipe it. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.

Is this connected to the billionaires in any way?

Not at all. It's an independent, free game built purely to illustrate the scale of very large numbers, with no affiliation or endorsement from anyone named in it.