My name is Douglas

Huh so like real life

Monopoly inflation edition

Biden edition

@@garrysmith1029 lol

Apparently, she didn't want people cheering to the people going bankrupt, but of course they are gonna do that, it's pvp!

@@legendgames128 What are you talking about?

@@AnathexAdventurer Supposedly, the well known origins of the creation of monopoly (that being it was solely created by Charles Darrow) is wrong.

@@legendgames128 Key word: Supposedly.

@@legendgames128 I mean the patent evidence is painfully clear when we look at The Landlord's Game. But that said, Darrow innovated on the Landlord's Game and game mechanics are not something you can own, anyway. Some socialist nitwit wanted to make a game as a bit of activism and intended to use it to show off how much better her worldview was with its sequel, while Darrow went "hey, this is a fun game" and made a superior version of the first one that lasted over a century. Seems pretty fair to me. What, would a socialist complain about not getting money? Ha!

Sounds more like Uno to me, except you can lose more friends per game

1-8 players

For me I always somehow win.

Lol

@@mumtazkhokhar431 2-6*

They had a Monopoly over you

Nobody I know plays it exactly by the rules. I think that that's a sign that the rules could be improved.

Same

@@rogerkearns8094 nobody plays by the rules and nobody enjoys the game. I say to enjoy the game you have to play by the rules

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@@TripleSGames it must have took you so long

prob editing (but if it is editing that's some top-notch editing. If you actually did roll triple doubles, that's insane.)

@@tyboy158 It's not that insane, it seems to happen to at least one person every time you play monopoly lol

I think it would take 6 cubed = 216 throws, on average, to get three doubles in a row.

WHA

he did..

I think that’s kind of obvious.

@@themelonman4303 maybe so, but so is the fact that you move the sum of your dice rolls

Bruh what the fck

Fck that

Yea, correct.

wait what i watched this vid b4

i mean the updated vid

@Kyle Jeffery i think i saw this comment before dk where though

@Ismael Jalen what a madlad

Same here dude

@@mrdinosaurproductions9507 Lol I find that allot of folks don't have a strategy and just kind of buy willy-nilly or their favorite colors and what not. But basically you want to own a corner of the board. Orange and red is great cuz that's the max chance you'll land on one of those on any given Turn. My favorite corner has the least returns theoretically but I find they generally will land on my green or blue and if it didn't bankrupt them, it usually hurts to where it's paralyzing. They can't build or do anything for a few turns. And if they land on something else that just compounds the issue. But it's owning that most expensive side that's my key. It protects you from paying the biggest rents. And if you just keep enough cash to handle the next 2 biggest you don't own, then it's good offense and defense. Sorry to rant I guess I had more to say about Monopoly than I thought. 😂

It felt like forever.

@@TripleSGames The probability of that is *1 in 216* or *%,4(629)*

@@TripleSGames stupid

Without the 10% option you can bankrupt to the bank. Then what happen to your mortgage properties.

@@boeingnz Either way you can bankrupt to the bank. When you bankrupt to the bank it auctions off all your properties individually to the highest bidder.

@@kevinvogel3206 You can't bankrupt to the bank if you're only getting charged 10% of your total stuff lol

@@jazzabighits4473 Actually you can. The 10% option is 10% of your total net worth. This includes your cash, any mortgaged and unmortgaged properties, houses and hotels you own. Your net worth then can easily be over $200. If you take the 10% option and end up not having enough money to pay for it, you can go bankrupt to the Bank. It rarely happens, but it is possible.

@@kevinvogel3206 How does losing 10% of your net worth (and therefore keeping 90% of your net worth) result in bankruptcy? The only time it's worth it to take the 10% option is if your net worth is under 2000, because 200 is 10% of 2000.

_"No but you see, if you land on free parking, you collect paid tax from other players, you can stay there as long as you want, you can forcefully buy houses & hotels from other players if the bank is out of them, everything you pay is half price, everyone must do as you say while you're there, you can sweep the board with natural disasters to remove other players' houses & hotels, you can legally harass other players, you can legally commit a crime because you're on free parking, you can aquire custody of everyone's current & future children, you can solve the Venezuelan economy, and you can legally become president"_

And? Also don’t ruin the 31 likes

Thanks! More monopoly to come

It's a rework cause the old one was old

I think the old one has been deleted, isn't it?

@@CrystalClearWith8BE wow your right

Correct!

Super

the instruction booklet

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Wonderful.

That kinda makes the game a lot more complicated, at least to me

@@AnathexAdventurer I'll explain with an Example: I have the Boardwalk property(listed price is $400) and you just landed on it. You have to first pay the rent to me(E.G. Boardwalk rent with no houses/hotels is $50), then, before my turn comes up, pay the rent plus the listed price then Double them. So the Price is like this if you're attempting to Takeover my Boardwalk as an example(with no buildings): (50 for the rent+400 for the listed price)X2=$900 Pay that price to the Bank before the targeted player's turn and you can Takeover the property from another player, and that property is all yours(The targeted player may get it back if they have the funds, but they must follow the rules I mentioned before attempting the Takeover). Oh, by the way, this works even on a complete set. You can even keep all the houses AND/OR hotels, thus disabling the targeted player's ability to build houses or Hotels! That is what I call, "Takeover".

They are allowed to bid

@@AnathexAdventurer thank you

That's a household rule

Hints to why i said “My family”

It's not exactly original, but OK.

Here’s one I have: Everyone plays a certain amount of turns. Every time everyone completes their turn, it’s one turn passed. After 20 Turns, the game ends. Collect your rent one last time; and whoever has the most cash wins.

you cant trade with someone for things like rent immunity, recurring payments or shares from rent money sources. you also cant loan money from players.

The cash distribution in the game has changed over time.

You keep adding houses to your monopolies up to four houses. Then you can pay for a hotel for the price of another house.

OR, if you have the funds, you can build straight to Hotels. Tried that while I was playing with my friends. Risky, but if you play that tactic right, you can earn huge payments.

If you don't have $50 to get out of jail in your 3rd turn, you may mortgage your properties and/or sell Houses and Hotels to earn enough money to pay bail. You can unmortgage your properties only on your turn.

@@AnathexAdventurer he said if you go bankrupt and can't get money while paying 50$ to get out of jail

His version is a very old version of Monopoly, so the rules may be different.

yes u can trade with other people to complete color sets you can trade money, properties and get out of jail free cards with other players to buy and sell

You don't have control over going to jail. It's random. Most of the rest is just... not cheating.

@@RaynmanPlays That is the luck factor in this.

Here’s my Variation: Trading is Disabled. Instead, there’s are two new actions: Takeover and Buyout. Takeover: After paying rent to the owner of a property, pay the Bank the rent you paid to the owner plus the listed price then double them to take away their property with the Buildings on them. I'll explain with an Example: I have the Boardwalk property(listed price is $400) and you just landed on it. You have to first pay the rent to me(E.G. Boardwalk rent with no houses/hotels is $50), then, before my turn comes up, pay the rent plus the listed price then Double them. So the Price is like this if you're attempting to Takeover my Boardwalk as an example(with no buildings): (50 for the rent+400 for the listed price)X2=$900 Pay that price to the Bank before the targeted player's turn and you can Takeover the property from another player, and that property is all yours(The targeted player may get it back if they have the funds, but they must follow the rules I mentioned before attempting the Takeover). Oh, by the way, this works even on a complete set. You can even keep all the houses AND/OR hotels, thus disabling the targeted player's ability to build houses or Hotels! Buyout: Auction starts at 10% of the property’s listed price. The maximum increments of a Bid is $25. The maximum bid is twice the Property’s Listed price. For example, Boardwalk’s listed Price is $400 and I don’t want to buy it. It is now for Auction. The Auction starts at $40 and can only go up to $800 at maximum. Once someone bids that Value the auction ends and that player gets the property for the Buyout Price.

It still adds up to the same amount btw.

@@cwp24 His version of Monopoly is very old, which should explain the outdated money distribution.

In the original rules, there are no fancy "traveling" rules, just spots where opponents are required to pay you.

No, you do not.

Mine is the retro version based on the original 1935 game. amzn.to/2WQAXDx

But what about the original 1935 edition box cover shown on your original video?

Railroads are bought and traded in the same manner. The only difference is its rent, which depend on how many railroads you own.

no weapons no hair pulling no tickling no throwing stuff

This is an older version of Monopoly.

@@AnathexAdventurer Just wanted to give a reminder

You can buy and auction them in the same way as the other properties. Only different is, rent depends on a dice roll.

The company that owns the rights to Monopoly (no pun intended) has re-released the game with aesthetic improvements a few times. You can probably find one of these, although it may have a slight difference or two in a few places.

I’m very late but I’m 99% certain yes as long as you asked that’s what matters

Old Monopoly.