But youre here complaining right?? Yeah stay quiet.

@@johnflo8047 r/wooosh

You're the one tired of listening to him. Or maybe it's the way your mind and ears process information is skewed.

Pie

John Flo that’s not what he was doing dumbass

Me too! I had to watch the video again to make sure! Good catch!

Does that mean the Water Works he didn't buy should have been auctioned to the other players...

I just learned it two days ago lmao

If you are looking for a way to get property's overpay for them that creates leverage (All-Star tip) what will cash make you if you don't spend it? That's right nothing.

Donald J. Trump 😂💀 Great way to lose 6b in Monopoly

Excellent! What game would you like to see next?

Dustin & Genevieve to

same here D-ustin & Genevieve

Dustin & Genevieve a video? You realize people played without a video for decades, right? Lmao. Read the rules. If you can't figure out a game made for kids to be able to play, maybe you shouldn't be playing, IMHO.

@Krissy Rogers Trade for the property you want but add other properties and say "just add that one in and don't really want it" But that's the property you are shooting for. Just a Pro tip. Hoped this helped.

I’m sorta confused on it, so I just don’t do it

Whenever I auction or not, it still takes a week for me and my brother to finish.

@Krissy Rogers in this video he broke the rules he chose not to buy water works but it says in the rules that if you land on a proerty you eaither buy it or it is aucnted by the bank

@@Aagames_ if you decide not to buy a property than it is auctned by the bank starting value is 10 dollars than players bid on it if you want to bid you just say the amount you want to pay and it keeps going untill no one bids anymore than the highest bidder pays the banl that amount and gets the property

Show 'em the rules. They're on a little slip of paper in the box.

Same here

Gradually remove the worst of the House Rules. Eventually you'll all be playing the actual game based on the real rules. Remove the Free Money, Free Parking Bonuses, and Start to Auction properties that are passed up by the person landing on them. Add in all the correct rules bit by bit.

I play with my cousins but, since I am the oldest one my uncles think that I am trying to get advantage from them

You can't, because its not true. The rumour was started because in tournaments, the game length is about 90 minutes, or sometimes 2 hours. Sounds reasonable so far, right? Unfortunately the reason this is the case, is because games are limited to this amount of time. For exampl e, see here: funskool.indiatimes.com/rules.html

That is correct! Thanks for paying attention and keeping me honest! ;)

Or you could pay straight from the get go and not lose any more time which could be used to buy more things.This mistake cost me one good game.Don't make it The only time when you want to stay in jail is when you could earn some time for the opponent to land on your properties and collect rent, otherwise don't do it if you just waste time.

True, and the payment is 100, not 50, right?

@@thatdaniel224 Nope, it's 50.

hemen112 not just that. At the endgame phase of the game, it is wiser to stay in jail as long as possible, rather than paying your way out immediately. That’s because most likely houses and hotels were already on the board, and by staying in jail will reduce your chance of landing on those tiles for a few turn, while you can still collect some money from your investments.

Zozo Chehade That's right. People do it just to make the game last longer.

Absolutely no money is allowed in the middle. All money paid to the bank goes to the bank. That includes fines incurred from the board and from Chance or Community Chest.

def not

It’s funner with the free parking money though

I have never heard of people putting it in the center. Usually we would just put it underneath Free Parking.

I read the rules to.

Same.

Juckle I think you'll find it's a much better game if you follow the rules.

"I followed the rules and really like it" THAT'S why people hate this game. As this guy said, people play by rules that only make the game longer than it supposedly is.

@@brolee1281 he said people don't play by the rules which makes the game take longer

ikr what house rules do they follow all the time

You don't have to unmortgage immediately, but you do have to pay the 10% when you take ownership. If you unmortgage when you take ownership, you only pay the 10% once, if you wait until later to unmortgage you have to pay the 10% again.

Believe it or not, I actually just got a CLUE board and was going to work on the video this weekend! Welcome Aboard!

Wow! Can't wait!

When you land on a property, say "I don't want to pay full price but I'll take it for a dollar".

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@@flotyu well than someone else can say i will pay 10 dollars and it can end up costing more that the ogrinal price

@@datrandomdugggy5537 True! And thus it becomes a strategy game and not some kind of BS

@@flotyu yea

Yeah, my math was off. The rule is that you add up the properties, add 10% to that and pay the bank. It should be $110 + $120 = $230 + $23 = $243. Share the video with your friends! I'll have more out this week!

sameeeeeee

GameFluent 230+23=253*

Only rule we didn't follow is paying interest for unmortgaging to simplify things, nobody really unmortgages once mortgaged props they don't need anyway.

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The Speed Die was introduced in 2006 (which is why I don't have one), but I looked it up for you! The Speed Die is not used in determining doubles; it is used in determining triples. If triple 1s, 2s, or 3s are rolled, the player may move forward to any space on the board, and the player does not roll again. If a player rolls two doubles and then a triple, they do not go to jail, but after they move to whichever spot on the board they wish, and the player does not roll again. The Speed Die is not used when trying to roll your way out of jail. If you roll: - 1, 2, or 3: Add the rolled number to the normal dice total. - Mr. Monopoly: Move according to the normal dice, and take that turn as normal. Before rolling again or passing the dice to the next player, move to the next unowned property, which they may buy or auction. If there are no unowned properties, the player moves to the nearest unmortgaged property owned by an opponent. In the event that all opponents' properties are mortgaged, do nothing. - Bus: You can choose to move the value of both of the white dice, or just the value of one white die. For example, if a player rolls a 2 and a 6 and a Bus, then that player can choose to move 2, 6, or 8 spaces.

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My house rule? Lay out the properties on their respective places. This makes things easier because you know it’s owned so you don’t go looking who owns it bla bla bla. Saves practically half the time and you know what properties no one has landed on yet.

Monopoly now has a special "Cheaters Edition".

elnoormobile That's right. You're just visiting. You're not in jail unless you're specifically sent to jail.

it would just act as a 2nd free parking space then.

And he still had to sell off his houses and mortgage his properties

I won

2) is wrong. The official rules state that all money and get out of jail free cards go to the “bankrupter”, but all title deed cards go straight to an auction

Magzy Wagzy Smart!!

Better Done Yourself I've spent 30 years trying to beat my mum and I could never figure out why and put it to experience this opened my eyes to her strategies

You many only put houses once you got all properties of the same color. Once you do, you many put houses any time you want EVENLY. You may not put a second house on a property until all of them has one house.

Yes.

But sometimes it isn’t the smartest idea. If other players have monopoly’s, keeping 4 houses blocks of others from getting a strong monopoly

No. Hotels cost the same as 5 houses on that property.

And that 10% mortgage fee is calculated from the mortgage amount. Example. You receive a mortgaged train station from another player. You choose not to pay the mortgage. But you instead pay the 10% only. In this case the mortgage fee amount is $100 x 10% equals $10 mortgage fee. Pay $10 to the bank and receive the mortgaged train station. Later you want to unmortgage the train station. Pay the $100 mortgage plus the 10% mortgage interest. Total paid is $100 plus 10% equals $110. Paid to the bank.

John Pelagides thank you. Also what happens if you are electrd chairman of the board to pay each player $50? But, what if you don't have enough money to pay each player? Does the money go to the bank? Or do you have to split your money as evenly as possible then go out the game?

Fun fact: That IS in the rulebook. You may buy properties ANY TIME you want, whether it's your turn or not.

Number one, yes you may trade money for money, as well as Get Out Of Free Cards and properties without any house or hotels. And number two, no, it gets auctioned to the highest bidder. Mortgaging means to voluntary not make any rent from that property (or the whole property group, if you have buildings on them) for some cash

Yes, of course.

Yes you can make a cash offer to buy any property. This tends to happen a lot when players need cash to build houses or pay another player rent. You can offer any amount of cash that your player is willing to accept. Just remember that you still need your own cash to build houses once you own a completed color set.