Monopoly ruling...

[Art Shirk]

I’m hanging by a string here. Stupid long.


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[BmillsSkier]

Are you playing with free parking jackpots?

If so remind the winners of such that 39% of which goes to Uncle Sam. And as you pass that money over to the bank just keep a few of the bottom bills for yourself.

Call it a convenience charge.

[hawkgt]

Love this place

[MakersTeleMark]

Bitcoin time biatch!

[KQ]

Flipping the board over is always an option

I had a roommate in college that would do that and run crying from the room. It was the most bizarre thing I'd seen. She was always a little emotional.

[My Pet Powder Goat]

Let's talk Monopoly strategy...

Do you sink your money into low rent but dominate large swaths of the board or go high end/ park Ave and bankrupt your opponents once they land on boardwalk with a hotel?

How do you feel about railroads and utilities?

[Art Shirk]

Let's talk Monopoly strategy...

Do you sink your money into low rent but dominate large swaths of the board or go high end/ park Ave and bankrupt your opponents once they land on boardwalk with a hotel?

How do you feel about railroads and utilities?

Well, the slumlord won last night. He dominated the low rent district early and hampered investment bucks in the bourgeoise properties.

I still wonder what would happen if only two people were playing and one landed on a property they wanted but couldn’t afford. I assume, but haven’t seen any on point language, that it goes up for auction and would go for 1 dollar more than the player who landed on it held at the time.

How about this one: player 1 lands on property. Players 2 and 3 are in jail. Player one declares they don’t want the property. Property goes on auction block. Players 2 and 3 can’t bid from the hoosegow. Player 1 buys for 1 dollar. Is player 1 prohibited from bidding due to his declaration?


And I love the rails. All four is consistent solid income with a landing spot on every boulevard.

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[oftpiste]

Art Shirk is Elvis. I know.

[gavinski91]

Let's talk Monopoly strategy...

Do you sink your money into low rent but dominate large swaths of the board or go high end/ park Ave and bankrupt your opponents once they land on boardwalk with a hotel?

How do you feel about railroads and utilities?

Don't buy utilities. Railroads are OK.

Buy every property you can get your hands on at the beginning of the game, and then put as many houses on everything as you can afford. Mortgage stuff if you need to. But never upgrade to hotels. Since there are a limited number of houses available, you can get most of them on your properties and prevent others from upgrading their properties. They won't be able to generate enough income without upgraded properties, and you'll eventually win.

[Flyoverland Captive]

Don't buy utilities. Railroads are OK.

Buy every property you can get your hands on at the beginning of the game, and then put as many houses on everything as you can afford. Mortgage stuff if you need to. But never upgrade to hotels. Since there are a limited number of houses available, you can get most of them on your properties and prevent others from upgrading their properties. They won't be able to generate enough income without upgraded properties, and you'll eventually win.

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[riser4]

Maybe too late but you should have spiked the drinks with shrooms

This is solid advice.

[iceman]

Has a monopoly game ever been played all the way to the end? Not in my house.

[PB]

Flipping the board over is always an option

Too passive; I favor standing my chair and peeing on my opponents properties.

[Kenny Satch]

Has a monopoly game ever been played all the way to the end? Not in my house.

When played to the letter games don't last as long
Not as enjoyable as having free parking jackpots.