How often do you land on Jail (Just Visiting)?
That makes it the 9th least-landed-on square of 39 on the board.
On a board where every square was equally likely, each would take 2.5% of turns. Jail (Just Visiting) takes 2.08% — only 0.83× the flat rate. The board isn’t flat because Go To Jail, the two card decks, and the doubles rule all pump traffic around it unevenly.
Why this number
Nothing sends you to this square on purpose. The Go To Jail corner and the two “Go to Jail” cards all deposit you in jail, which is a separate state — this figure counts only the players passing through on the dice, parked here as just visiting.
Careful with Jail: the 2.08% above is the just visiting square. Being in jail is a different state entirely, and it’s the single most occupied state on the board at 10.94% of all turns — three cards and a whole corner square feed it, and the three-turns-to-roll-doubles rule holds you there.