If you play by the official rules, you can lose the game on your first turn by only throwing the dice once. - Let's say player 1 lands on any property on move 1, but doesn't want to buy it. - As per rules it instantly goes to the auction which is where you (player 2) bid $1500. - Now it's your turn and you throw a 4. You can't pay taxes as all your money is gone. - Game over.
Yes, this is in the rules - I suppose you have to assume that the properties concerned WERE put up for auction, but no offers were made - In my rules, the properties do not HAVE to be sold by auction, if no offers are made
A slightly shorter game: player 2 rolls 1 and 3 on his first turn so only gets one move. On his second turn, he rolls 1 and 2 and lands on the first Chance.
Interesting. If auctions are considered then the game can end much more quickly: Player 1throws a 3, doesn’t buy the property, and player 2 immediately bids 1490 pounds in the resulting auction securing the property. Player 2 throws a 4 and is bankrupt.
wow this is really interesting. i speedrun the video game version and theorized a perfect run that only takes a single turn from each player, however it's only possible because of the way the video game works. it's also reliant on such absurd RNG that it will likely never happen haha
Even faster game than in the video P1: 6,4 - just visiting P2: 6,4 - just visiting P1: 3,3 - buys that property. 1,1 - buys that property. 3,1 - Chance, Go back 3 spaces, Buys the final Orange property Builds 9 houses, 3 on each P2: 3,3 - 550 rent. During p2s turn, p1 buys 2 more houses and a hotel P2: Rolls 1,2 - Hotel 1000 rent but only has 950, BANKRUPT
Wow, this should never happen if you play by the official rules. Are you adding money to the game? If so it can go on forever, since the object is to be broke. Kinda hard to do if their is an influx of money.
This is totally false if you play by the rules of monopoly. First, If you land on a property the buying decision is not for you only, if you choose not to buy it, then property is up for auction. So other player can buy or not, but I never seen a property not sell at auction. So you skipped purchases twice. Numbers are all off.
Not in the USA. As soon as you grab the money the other guy pulls out a gun and shoots you dead. In this case having all the money ends up in a total loss. :-)
So yeah, this will never happen because people always will by any properties they land on. So the chance is 0.000000% because you actually need to play into this strategy for it ever to be possible. I want to mortgage my time I invested in this: so please give my 90" and I'll leave the time I typed, for this time. ;)
Let's not accuse of being stupid. The rule means you can have a difference of at most 1 house between properties of the same color. That is, you can't hotel Boardwalk (Mayfair) and have nothing on Park Place (Park Lane).
You can’t refuse to buy the electronic company. You have to Auction it.
the banker doesn't have to auction it if it was decided prior to the game
Not if theres only two people playing
What if neither player bid?
Thank you for breaking down that impossible-to-follow video from 10 years ago, this makes a lot more sense
If you play by the official rules, you can lose the game on your first turn by only throwing the dice once.
- Let's say player 1 lands on any property on move 1, but doesn't want to buy it.
- As per rules it instantly goes to the auction which is where you (player 2) bid $1500.
- Now it's your turn and you throw a 4. You can't pay taxes as all your money is gone.
- Game over.
Why didn't the electric company go up for auction? Flawed from move 1.
If both player do not want to auction, it's still unowned
It does technically, but the other player can just refuse to bid on it, thus speeding up the game.
Nobody have to take the auction.
exactly and why didnt boot buy the railroad and whats with card buying parkplace and get boardwalk back to back lmao thats luck
sprocket454 because there werent auctions in the original version
The rules also say that if you choose not to buy a property, you go to auction and someone has to buy it.
Yes, this is in the rules - I suppose you have to assume that the properties concerned WERE put up for auction, but no offers were made - In my rules, the properties do not HAVE to be sold by auction, if no offers are made
Yes, the notion that no one will buy it is completely flawed. Surely someone would pay $1. Not bidding at all is the same logic as bidding $1500.
Brett Gossage thats rare no ones make a offer for all those properties
``In your rules`` That means you are not using the Official Monopoly rules but house rules. So this is not possible sir.
@@BrettGossage Those are not your rules, those are the rules,
Can’t you just land on an Unowned property and auction all the money and other dudes lands on it and repeat that idk
A slightly shorter game: player 2 rolls 1 and 3 on his first turn so only gets one move. On his second turn, he rolls 1 and 2 and lands on the first Chance.
Interesting.
If auctions are considered then the game can end much more quickly:
Player 1throws a 3, doesn’t buy the property, and player 2 immediately bids 1490 pounds in the resulting auction securing the property.
Player 2 throws a 4 and is bankrupt.
wow this is really interesting. i speedrun the video game version and theorized a perfect run that only takes a single turn from each player, however it's only possible because of the way the video game works. it's also reliant on such absurd RNG that it will likely never happen haha
That’s the new board I could tell. Bc the first properties are brown instead of purple lmfao
Actually you can auction one thing like electrick company for like 1500 monopoly $$$ and bankrupt.
Or you could just trade the other person everything you have on your first go
Even faster game than in the video
P1: 6,4 - just visiting
P2: 6,4 - just visiting
P1: 3,3 - buys that property. 1,1 - buys that property. 3,1 - Chance, Go back 3 spaces, Buys the final Orange property
Builds 9 houses, 3 on each
P2: 3,3 - 550 rent. During p2s turn, p1 buys 2 more houses and a hotel
P2: Rolls 1,2 - Hotel 1000 rent but only has 950, BANKRUPT
Intriguing! - will have to look into this....
cool video and demonstration; well done!!
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I have a game that has lasted over 10 hours and still have not finished yet
did you finish it?
Wow, this should never happen if you play by the official rules. Are you adding money to the game? If so it can go on forever, since the object is to be broke. Kinda hard to do if their is an influx of money.
You're definitely a child then
why cant player 2 sell the railroad?
It cost 1400 if they mortgaged the railroad for 100 (half value) shoe would still only have 1400 and still be bankrupt.
@Brutal You can’t sell things in Monopoly...
Brutal cause it 100p which would put them at 0 which means they are bankrupt
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"He chose not to buy it"
But aren't the properties supposed to be auction if you decide not to purchase upon landing?
Wierd that English people have different named properties in monopoly
Same in Monopoly games the world over !
It would be more weird if they played with street and stations they've never heard of.
You have to pass go before you can buy property so this video is technically wrong
U already broke the rules in the first few seconds. You have to auction off unpurchased property
Trillions or Billions, that is the question.....
This is totally false if you play by the rules of monopoly. First, If you land on a property the buying decision is not for you only, if you choose not to buy it, then property is up for auction. So other player can buy or not, but I never seen a property not sell at auction. So you skipped purchases twice. Numbers are all off.
Great video dawg
I had a game go similar to this but not this quick
No there’s faster. You can just take your opponents money and run. Not cheating, it’s called StRaTeGy
Not in the USA. As soon as you grab the money the other guy pulls out a gun and shoots you dead. In this case having all the money ends up in a total loss. :-)
I play 4 person monopoly by myself all the time. I actually created a series about how to be better at Monopoly on my channel.
There’s a faster way if you use auctions.
Yes possibly, but very few people seem to use the 'auction rule'
Nice video
Thanks
FALSE electric go to auction
Wow I have to show my friend this he wonder the odds of this when it happened when we were playing. Thanks for the great video
He wasint using the Official rules before he didn't auction also he probably tried for 2 weeks for this vid.
nice video
Thanks
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Yes!
So yeah, this will never happen because people always will by any properties they land on.
So the chance is 0.000000% because you actually need to play into this strategy for it ever to be possible.
I want to mortgage my time I invested in this: so please give my 90" and I'll leave the time I typed, for this time.
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and u cant buy five houses it has to be 2 and 2 or 3 and 3 an
also you didn't change the 1150$ to 150
NOT TRUE - I suggest you read the rules!
You can have 2 on one and 3 on the other stupid and it doesn’t matter if he changes his money
you can buy 2 and 3 no problem
ur dumb
Let's not accuse of being stupid. The rule means you can have a difference of at most 1 house between properties of the same color. That is, you can't hotel Boardwalk (Mayfair) and have nothing on Park Place (Park Lane).
you need to pass go before buying properties
@RedX XD Oh, so you were just a troll account lol
That is a house rule, not official
That’s a house rule