If I recall correctly there was an alternate version they made where all the currency is into Pennies and nickels, but they misbalanced railroads a bit, making it really op to get all 4 of them
My strategy is try to buy at least 1 property of each type, that way nothing gets built without your approval and you have all the negotiating power to get what you want.
@@sexygeek8996 i usually overpay an astronomical amount just to get a color in a game like that cus i know im not landing on anything that costs me more than 50$ rent
I don’t know why, but in one monopoly game everyone I played with decided to buy everything they land on. If you are wondering how I could observe that, I was the banker. I held 0 auctions.
@@Antonio-wh8lh Most games I have ever played were like that. People didn't trade either so the only way anyone ever won was by being the first to land on every property in a set, then being the only player with houses.
I just played a game where I got 3 railroads immediately, got all reds quickly, got a set of yellows, and after building houses on red, bankrupted someone to get the other railroad and all orange properties. Before you knew it, I had EVERY single property on the jail side. Including the railroads and utilities. The game didn't last too long after that.
I buy the houses at the bottom of the board because they are cheap and easy to max out, and give a good bit of income. Add the 4 railroads to that and you’re likely to win, as long as you follow these tips 😊
Yellow is a quite high risk high reward place, it costs like 900 quid to own the entire area but when you set like 2-3 houses to them, they basically win you the game
Know that people have seen these videos and work on a slow control strategy to make disproportionate profit off the more desired orange and red spaces and reduce the build rate while collecting a less desired green or yellow set for equivalent build cost after the flip is priced in. With the luck of a railroad pair or better you can ride that in a five or six player game. The number of players matters because a larger money supply opens up more development.
You actually want to buy the railroads because the rent becomes 200 if you have all 4. The price of 200/ RR pays itself overtime and actually helped me achieve a hand of 8,316 M in monopoly deluxe edition. That was also with 5 other properties- didn’t own any group…
@@King_73117 It is though when you own all 4. And there’s a chance card that states advance to nearest railroad. When you own them you get $200 rent each time and for the chance card double the regular rent. Its very lucrative and helped me achieve a hand of $8,316.
Also a rule that no one ever knows or plays properly is auction. If you land on a property instead of buying it you can turn it into an auction and get it cheaper or make people pay more for the property
How to win monopoly easily, make the game mode proprieties improvements, and buy boardwalk once you land on it, and EVERYTIME you pass go, buy a house at the end of your turn until it’s a full hotel, and then, wait until your opponent gets on boardwalk so they lose.
The problem is that someone has to land on them. Meanwhile you might land on someone else's houses/hotel. If you have the only monopoly then that isn't a problem.
I feel like you should buy every property you land on, not just on the jail side. (Excluding Utilities.) Why? You’ll be trading the properties you don’t want for properties you do want later in the game.
Actually, my strategy is, to get properties in the go side because its most likely that from the start its possible to land on them and i recommend the green properties because after a hotel they will have to pay 1000+ and yes orange is good and stations are actually good because if you get the chance, it is possible to say "go to the nearest station, if owned, pay the owner twice the rent"
I just played monopoly last night, 3 houses on park place and boardwalk took out everyone they landed on them a total 4 times 2200 for park place 3000 for boardwalk
Here’s the real strategy: If someone can’t afford a property, give them a loan with 100% interest due in 3 turns to either bankrupt your opponents and become incredibly rich
So I watched the full video and I went in my first game with little hope because my brother bought 2 train stations 1 on the go side and 1 on the jail side but I eventually traded for the last orange property and then I hoarded 100’s until I could buy six houses and have money to fall back on and still get more money in return from buying said houses I put three houses on two orange properties and then I bought all the reds got more 100’s but never bought anything if I was going to go below 5 100 dollar bills and then placed 3 houses on two red properties and waited till he landed on one and bought 6 more for the last red and orange spaces. At this point my brother had 17 properties and I had 7 (oranges, reds, and boardwalk) I always get boardwalk or park place so no one can get houses on them and I only give it up for good trades and I wait to watch everyone land on my properties and watch them burn and that’s how I won monopoly with 7 properties vs someone with 18
In a trade situation that will net me a set I always give the person who trades with me a discount. The first time they land on the property I give them a free pass on rent. 2nd time it’s 50% off. That deal always seems to drive them to agree to the trade
Bro why on the jail side the other side has much more valuable properties like greens and dark blues that make opposing players pay massive rent just don’t buy utilities and go for the stations if you land on a red yellow orange etc then still buy if you need to mortgage a property or sell it to other players for a larger amount three best sets in the whole game YELLOW,GREEN,DARK BLUE best sets
The reality is that jail is the most common spot on the board for a player to land. Between the go to jail cards and the random chance to go to jail on your turn, there's no other spot that is as likely to land on. Therefore, all the properties within one roll of the dice after jail are more likely to be landed on as well. Cost is another factor, the early side of the board is much cheaper to build up. If you build up the orange properties and nobody lands on them you are out less money than if the same happens for the greens. It is absolutely true that the blue rent is more likely to take a player out when they land on it, but it's just a lot of money to develop and that side of the board is less likely to be traversed.
I play a bit differently with my friends, we have a charity system where you can donate money to charity (put the money you donate in the middle of the board) and whoever lands on free parking wins the charity money, one time someone who was nearly bankrupt got 2k
Last time I played I got entirety of the places between Jail and Free Park and set houses in Purple and Orange yet lost the game because my big brother stormed through Yellow and Red
@@RemakeMandra It’s not about raw rent values it’s about how much profit you will get over time, which is best for orange because of jail. Dark blue is good, but it’s hard to get for a number of reasons and is in a pretty dead region of the board.
i maxed out Parkway and Boardwalk and won by a landslide because everyone landed on my Boardwalk twice each and became bankrupt as I was in jail almost the entire game with some lucky roles
Incredible! I recently devoured a book with a similar theme, and it was an unforgettable experience. "Game Theory and the Pursuit of Algorithmic Fairness" by Jack Frostwell
i always buy the row after go, so that there us no safe zone, almost every square will take 200-250+ from you except chance or chest, both of which can still be bad, now only I can get 200$ for passing go, everyone else losses it to me, or the bank. now i try to get the rail roads, after that anything between visiting and parking, is good. but that first row is all you need, my family plays monopoly around once a year, because thats how long it takes for them to cool off after i beat them with the Strat they know im going to use.
The go side works well depending on what other players have. I’ve always said the light blues are a powerhouse because of the fact that they’re cheap and so are the houses, whilst also having huge returns if players land on them. It’s not a sure fire way to win but can be a decent defense if the jail side is split up amongst the other players.
@@Bozgle Well yea, but im just saying if I had to pick a property on the go side it would definitely be the light blues. The main point of the comment was to just consider the options if other players have monopolies or strong footholds on the jail side is all.
It's good if you can get that monopoly early in the game. You can build cheaply and bankrupt other players before they can build houses on more expensive properties.
1st one is bogus. Buy every property you can. If you can get a colour set on the jail side of the board much easier than you can on the go side of the board then do that.
I get the light blues and browns (maybe purples if I’m feeling extra zesty) and only put down 4 houses on each property and hoard them from everyone else.
You do know whatever property you land on is random. There is like a 29% chance of getting all the oranges in 15 second AND it’s most likely it’ll take the full 15 seconds for other people to take their go, in conclusion, it’ll be normal monopoly and take abt an hour-4 hours
It would be helpful to explain that you can’t mortgage a property that has houses/hotel until you sell the aforementioned houses/hotel on that property
See how I play is I buy a bunch of the low costing properties or trade to get them then turn the beginning lane into capitalist hell as I just needed to cheaply buy some hotels.
tried this in my last game. two opponents entered a bidding war to buy a pink off another player, ended up giving him $550 for States Avenue when no other pinks were owned. that same player proceeded to land on Park Place and Boardwalk and build hotels
None of this is right. The cost to acquire the orange properties and build 3 houses is $1460. Rent on on New York ave with 3 houses is $600. That’s a 41.1% return on investment. Light blue properties with hotels cost a total of $1070. Rent on Connecticut ave with a hotel is $600, a 56% return on investment. Light blue properties are by far the best bang for your buck on the board. Orange has the added advantage of getting people coming out of jail but being able to build early and cheaply pays off. If you can get the blue properties built up and acquire all 4 railroads you’ll win most of the time
Light Blues indeed have a better return on investment than oranges assuming that you have the same probability of someone landing on them, but like you said, oranges have the advantage of being next to the prison square (which is very frequently visited) while it’s less probable for someone to land on a light blue, that also means that it’s longer to build up the light blue squares since you have to take them before anyone else
@@lorrainemapper7000 I guess it all depends how often your opponents are ending up in jail. I’ve played game where nobody has gone to jail at all and I’ve played games that people are constantly getting sent back there
The way I won Monopoly was just quietly making deals with people that would mean I didn't pay rent on their properties in exchange for my properties and untimely I owed nobody in the game rent ever
These kind of strategies don’t work on the kind of monopoly that I play with my friends, in our game you get 100 dollars for every shots you drink. There is no bankruptcy, there is only 3 people passed out on the couch.
Isn't 4 houses better? You are not required to build a hotel at that point, and you make more money when other players land on it while also holding more houses, it only costs M40 extra per property if you draw the street repairs card.
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I feel like I gotta be moving REALLY fast to do all that in just 15 seconds
haha
He meant the videos 15 seconds long
@@j2mil993r/whoosh
Lol
@@j2mil993 no shit
How to ruin a holiday in 15 seconds
This is the way
I mean yours won’t be the one getting ruined sooooo 😂😂😂
Literally like the real fun in monopoly is to play it for as long as possible and not ending it instantly
I guess so…
@@musicalguy4130there really isnt a cheat way to win monopoly, its technically just luck, luck, luck and money
I've been unknowingly following these rules every time I play Monopoly and I still lose
No losing allowed. This is just the short, I made longer versions in better detail
@@whatswhat2022where is it ?? I want link
@@whatswhat2022 Forgot get lucky and land on all the good spots.
Nah bro just have fun and you'll not feel like always losing 😊
It’s 15 seconds until home rules come in to play.
“Noooo, you gotta walk around the board once before you buy properties!!”
That’s an official rule Noh?
@@buff_elote no
Wait I thought that's the official rule
lol, what idiot does that.
@@zze5308 No
How to win monopoly in 1 second: Own the bank!
Technically if you dont play you avoid losing in 0 seconds
Alternative title: How to ruin a friendship in 15 seconds
I buy all the train stations and everyone lands on them, I make big profit 🤑
Mmmmmm profit
If I recall correctly there was an alternate version they made where all the currency is into Pennies and nickels, but they misbalanced railroads a bit, making it really op to get all 4 of them
yeah, its feels like passive income
@@whatswhat2022 step 3 😂
Coems 🤑
“Never buy Boardwalk.”
Buy boardwalk before the advance to boardwalk is pulled or if someone has park place when you land on it
Always buy board walk, and park place.
correction: buy boardwalk and sell it at an exorbitant price to someone who doesn't know that it's worthless
@@residual Why is it worthless?
@@residual If you can sell something at an “exorbitant price”, then it has worth in some way.
Instructions unclear, took 15 hours.
My strategy is try to buy at least 1 property of each type, that way nothing gets built without your approval and you have all the negotiating power to get what you want.
Usually the other players do the same thing and the game goes on forever.
@@sexygeek8996 that's the real fun, that this game runs for long
@@sexygeek8996 i usually overpay an astronomical amount just to get a color in a game like that cus i know im not landing on anything that costs me more than 50$ rent
I don’t know why, but in one monopoly game everyone I played with decided to buy everything they land on.
If you are wondering how I could observe that, I was the banker. I held 0 auctions.
@@Antonio-wh8lh Most games I have ever played were like that. People didn't trade either so the only way anyone ever won was by being the first to land on every property in a set, then being the only player with houses.
I just played a game where I got 3 railroads immediately, got all reds quickly, got a set of yellows, and after building houses on red, bankrupted someone to get the other railroad and all orange properties. Before you knew it, I had EVERY single property on the jail side. Including the railroads and utilities. The game didn't last too long after that.
Watching this as Dad's setting up the Monopoly board 😁
Monopoly is serious business where I come from
All fun and games until my opponents camp on yellow and red and basically own my everything through monstrosity of rents
I usually buy one house on every color just so my opponents can’t buy houses, and is forced to trade with me
I don't get what you're saying, can you rephrase that, please?
@@Cole_Is_A_Molethey mean they try to get a property on every single colour set
You cannot buy houses unless you own all one color. I buy a color to block my opponent from being able to buy houses.
@@aftertheheadlines Yeah mb I meant that I buy one of each color
Lol try hard
I buy the houses at the bottom of the board because they are cheap and easy to max out, and give a good bit of income. Add the 4 railroads to that and you’re likely to win, as long as you follow these tips 😊
I have a tactic of buying expensive stuff, for example, yellow tiles, then buy hotels there. My opponents were afraid when they got close xD
Yellow is a quite high risk high reward place, it costs like 900 quid to own the entire area but when you set like 2-3 houses to them, they basically win you the game
@@batuhansahin6757 thats the thing
underrated video
Know that people have seen these videos and work on a slow control strategy to make disproportionate profit off the more desired orange and red spaces and reduce the build rate while collecting a less desired green or yellow set for equivalent build cost after the flip is priced in. With the luck of a railroad pair or better you can ride that in a five or six player game. The number of players matters because a larger money supply opens up more development.
You actually want to buy the railroads because the rent becomes 200 if you have all 4. The price of 200/ RR pays itself overtime and actually helped me achieve a hand of 8,316 M in monopoly deluxe edition. That was also with 5 other properties- didn’t own any group…
No beacuse they donr have that high probability and if your spending 200 on each then the return rate is not that good either
@@King_73117 It is though when you own all 4. And there’s a chance card that states advance to nearest railroad. When you own them you get $200 rent each time and for the chance card double the regular rent. Its very lucrative and helped me achieve a hand of $8,316.
Also a rule that no one ever knows or plays properly is auction. If you land on a property instead of buying it you can turn it into an auction and get it cheaper or make people pay more for the property
the point is not to win, it’s to have fun
It’s the free parking side of the board but ok
Instructions unclear - I now owe the bank a million dollars.
How to win monopoly easily, make the game mode proprieties improvements, and buy boardwalk once you land on it, and EVERYTIME you pass go, buy a house at the end of your turn until it’s a full hotel, and then, wait until your opponent gets on boardwalk so they lose.
my tride and true strat of loading hotels on the cheapest ones works every time XD
It works very well if you are the only one with a monopoly.
@@sexygeek8996 yeah and it works well to fund expensive properties
My technique
Buy light blues and get at least the most expensive to a hotel, buy railroads, easy money
If all competitors know all the golden rules to winning you know it's gonna be a fierce game
Maybe I had bad games, but it just turned into a version of the Cold Wars. Not a damn thing happened.
Come on man i just watched ur 15 minute video and u could’ve just shown this
Last time I played monopoly I only got 1 property cuz of bad rolls, felt like I was bleeding out ngl
I would kms if that happened but what would hurt more is getting major properties in same colours, and still losing
I know people who do all these things....it makes the games really fascinating
I buy the most expensive house then get some hotels on em AND BAM WHEN SOMEONE LANDS ON THEM THEY BANKRUPT
The problem is that someone has to land on them. Meanwhile you might land on someone else's houses/hotel. If you have the only monopoly then that isn't a problem.
@@sexygeek8996 I usually play with my friends and they even notice I land on their property
@@sexygeek8996 just buy oranges it's more likely for them to land there
I feel like you should buy every property you land on, not just on the jail side. (Excluding Utilities.) Why? You’ll be trading the properties you don’t want for properties you do want later in the game.
Actually, my strategy is, to get properties in the go side because its most likely that from the start its possible to land on them and i recommend the green properties because after a hotel they will have to pay 1000+ and yes orange is good and stations are actually good because if you get the chance, it is possible to say "go to the nearest station, if owned, pay the owner twice the rent"
Still waiting for the advanced version of the original video❤
you got it
Thanks a lot!
I just played monopoly last night, 3 houses on park place and boardwalk took out everyone they landed on them a total 4 times 2200 for park place 3000 for boardwalk
Instructions unclear: I am now currently 10 billion dollars in debt irl
by monopoly rules you have to sell your house first before mortgaging your property, also you can’t collect rent when they’re mortgaged
I think that the lights blue and brow can help you built yourself easily because with hotels it does a lot of money and is not to expensive 😊
Here’s the real strategy: If someone can’t afford a property, give them a loan with 100% interest due in 3 turns to either bankrupt your opponents and become incredibly rich
I’m not gonna criticize statistics or anything, but hotels on the light blues are great for me. Cheap to develop and I always profit.
Still undefeated in Monopoly online games
So I watched the full video and I went in my first game with little hope because my brother bought 2 train stations 1 on the go side and 1 on the jail side but I eventually traded for the last orange property and then I hoarded 100’s until I could buy six houses and have money to fall back on and still get more money in return from buying said houses I put three houses on two orange properties and then I bought all the reds got more 100’s but never bought anything if I was going to go below 5 100 dollar bills and then placed 3 houses on two red properties and waited till he landed on one and bought 6 more for the last red and orange spaces. At this point my brother had 17 properties and I had 7 (oranges, reds, and boardwalk) I always get boardwalk or park place so no one can get houses on them and I only give it up for good trades and I wait to watch everyone land on my properties and watch them burn and that’s how I won monopoly with 7 properties vs someone with 18
I always buy the light blue properties because it is a lot profit because if you play with the speed dice it will more likely to get land on
Also, never trade someone a whole block or an entire corner.
Although this is a good way to win i feel like you should use it after playing for like 2 hours which is kinda fun or play as long as you like
The fourth one you have to sell all house to mortgage
Honestly, I like buying the light blues. They're cheap to develop and thus have a good return on investment.
Thats why Orange is my fav color
In a trade situation that will net me a set I always give the person who trades with me a discount. The first time they land on the property I give them a free pass on rent. 2nd time it’s 50% off. That deal always seems to drive them to agree to the trade
Guys I think he means selling houses on other properties and to mortgage useless properties BEFORE selling houses.
Bro why on the jail side the other side has much more valuable properties like greens and dark blues that make opposing players pay massive rent just don’t buy utilities and go for the stations if you land on a red yellow orange etc then still buy if you need to mortgage a property or sell it to other players for a larger amount three best sets in the whole game YELLOW,GREEN,DARK BLUE best sets
The reality is that jail is the most common spot on the board for a player to land. Between the go to jail cards and the random chance to go to jail on your turn, there's no other spot that is as likely to land on. Therefore, all the properties within one roll of the dice after jail are more likely to be landed on as well.
Cost is another factor, the early side of the board is much cheaper to build up. If you build up the orange properties and nobody lands on them you are out less money than if the same happens for the greens. It is absolutely true that the blue rent is more likely to take a player out when they land on it, but it's just a lot of money to develop and that side of the board is less likely to be traversed.
I play a bit differently with my friends, we have a charity system where you can donate money to charity (put the money you donate in the middle of the board) and whoever lands on free parking wins the charity money, one time someone who was nearly bankrupt got 2k
Its also really good to build around the go to jail spot for psychological reasons. 😂
Last time I played I got entirety of the places between Jail and Free Park and set houses in Purple and Orange yet lost the game because my big brother stormed through Yellow and Red
You need to buy everything you land on see what you can get
Also try and get the “Water Works” and “Lighthouse” as quick as you can as you can deplete other players money before they collect more
I love your video, they’re so well edited. Bravo!
The pinks and oranges are my go to in Monopoly
Rules say you have to sell your houses before you can mortgage. I guess if you others with no houses
Yes that’s what he meant
Orange colour set is best
Dark blue colour set:Am I a joke to you?
bro doesn’t know anything about Monopoly
@@Judeinator9001 I or him?
@@RemakeMandra you
@@RemakeMandra It’s not about raw rent values it’s about how much profit you will get over time, which is best for orange because of jail. Dark blue is good, but it’s hard to get for a number of reasons and is in a pretty dead region of the board.
A interesting twist, the fact that "of u're opponent have the possiblities to buy 3 houses, don't trade 🤔🤔
i maxed out Parkway and Boardwalk and won by a landslide because everyone landed on my Boardwalk twice each and became bankrupt as I was in jail almost the entire game with some lucky roles
And thus has begun my undefeated winning streak
Last tip is sure way to stalemate and waste everyone’s evening rather than finishing a game fast to play another
Incredible! I recently devoured a book with a similar theme, and it was an unforgettable experience. "Game Theory and the Pursuit of Algorithmic Fairness" by Jack Frostwell
Nicely done
Thanks! I appreciate it!
Watching the long and longer versions were the best decisions I ever made
i always buy the row after go, so that there us no safe zone, almost every square will take 200-250+ from you except chance or chest, both of which can still be bad, now only I can get 200$ for passing go, everyone else losses it to me, or the bank. now i try to get the rail roads, after that anything between visiting and parking, is good. but that first row is all you need, my family plays monopoly around once a year, because thats how long it takes for them to cool off after i beat them with the Strat they know im going to use.
Orange and red properties are the way to go. Railroads are occasionally great if you can somehow get all four of them
I sat and watched the long version of this
The go side works well depending on what other players have. I’ve always said the light blues are a powerhouse because of the fact that they’re cheap and so are the houses, whilst also having huge returns if players land on them. It’s not a sure fire way to win but can be a decent defense if the jail side is split up amongst the other players.
Technically, the houses on the go side are statistically less likely to be landed on Tham the jail side.
@@Bozgle Well yea, but im just saying if I had to pick a property on the go side it would definitely be the light blues. The main point of the comment was to just consider the options if other players have monopolies or strong footholds on the jail side is all.
It's good if you can get that monopoly early in the game. You can build cheaply and bankrupt other players before they can build houses on more expensive properties.
@@sexygeek8996 yeah exactly, and there’s plenty of factors that can throw someone at start or close to it so it’s nice to get the light blues
@@Bozgle there IS no "jail side" when divided diagonally- it's on the dividing line. There WOULD be a free parking side.
1st one is bogus. Buy every property you can. If you can get a colour set on the jail side of the board much easier than you can on the go side of the board then do that.
dont forget to always buy parks
I get the light blues and browns (maybe purples if I’m feeling extra zesty) and only put down 4 houses on each property and hoard them from everyone else.
Screenshotting this and saving it for the next family game night.
I go all in on the Greens, Boardwalk, & Park Place and still win
my way to win monopoly:
try and get all 4 railroads and the properties that border each railroad, buy all the utilities, and wait
Idk if everyone else can keep up wit 15sec games only way to win in ur head in 15 sec is slap the board off the table 😂
You do know whatever property you land on is random. There is like a 29% chance of getting all the oranges in 15 second AND it’s most likely it’ll take the full 15 seconds for other people to take their go, in conclusion, it’ll be normal monopoly and take abt an hour-4 hours
My luck is so bad I buy 24 properties and no one lands on them, yet someone had 6 and I landed on 5 of them in one go round
It would be helpful to explain that you can’t mortgage a property that has houses/hotel until you sell the aforementioned houses/hotel on that property
See how I play is I buy a bunch of the low costing properties or trade to get them then turn the beginning lane into capitalist hell as I just needed to cheaply buy some hotels.
And what happens when one player willingly gives all of their properties to another player just so you lose because you didn't accept a shitty deal
You can't win in 15 seconds because the game play time is 1hr and 30mins but the tip really nice man.
His video is 15 seconds. He is telling you tips in 15 seconds.
tried this in my last game. two opponents entered a bidding war to buy a pink off another player, ended up giving him $550 for States Avenue when no other pinks were owned. that same player proceeded to land on Park Place and Boardwalk and build hotels
How to win Monopoly
1 : *Be lucky*
or be luckier
None of this is right.
The cost to acquire the orange properties and build 3 houses is $1460. Rent on on New York ave with 3 houses is $600. That’s a 41.1% return on investment.
Light blue properties with hotels cost a total of $1070. Rent on Connecticut ave with a hotel is $600, a 56% return on investment.
Light blue properties are by far the best bang for your buck on the board. Orange has the added advantage of getting people coming out of jail but being able to build early and cheaply pays off. If you can get the blue properties built up and acquire all 4 railroads you’ll win most of the time
Light Blues indeed have a better return on investment than oranges assuming that you have the same probability of someone landing on them, but like you said, oranges have the advantage of being next to the prison square (which is very frequently visited) while it’s less probable for someone to land on a light blue, that also means that it’s longer to build up the light blue squares since you have to take them before anyone else
@@lorrainemapper7000 I guess it all depends how often your opponents are ending up in jail. I’ve played game where nobody has gone to jail at all and I’ve played games that people are constantly getting sent back there
you can’t mortgage your property until you sell your houses, that isn’t a house rule, it’s bible.
The way I won Monopoly was just quietly making deals with people that would mean I didn't pay rent on their properties in exchange for my properties and untimely I owed nobody in the game rent ever
Yeah don't think you can do that lol
were you playing against NPCs?
My strategy is to get the utility services, the train stations, the light blue, orange and red tiles. Seems to work out pretty well for me
These kind of strategies don’t work on the kind of monopoly that I play with my friends, in our game you get 100 dollars for every shots you drink. There is no bankruptcy, there is only 3 people passed out on the couch.
I always go by blue with trains and sometimes brown too. I swear as i remember i never lost a game.
Mayfair and park lane is my trick
yeah if i land on them
I like your way to play monopoly in 15 secons😊😊😊
I usually get all green or yellow and maybe red they make good amount of money and if I do get a blue and someone wants it I don’t give it
Isn't 4 houses better? You are not required to build a hotel at that point, and you make more money when other players land on it while also holding more houses, it only costs M40 extra per property if you draw the street repairs card.
I love that he said what’s the best color orange becuz my fav color is orange