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.
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.
@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
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.
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.
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.
Without watching this, you can play in 2 hours by following the actual rules, and not the rules everyone thinks apply. Any property not purchased goes up for auction immediately. You don't have to land on a property to be able to buy it like most people play.
Favorite part of the game for me is the deals mid game. I literally mortgage properties to pull my money out then make deals for the prices I want. Sometimes I could hold properties from people I don't like if they mouth off but most of the time, I help people mid to late game if they were cool. Auctions are also fun too. Especially when you raise someone out of the bid or raise/bait someone into bidding more than what the original price is to make them spend more. Surprisingly, Monopoly when played with intellectuals is some of the sweatiest Gaming I've ever played.
I remember I played the game for a whole break one time but then lost. After that, I have never touched a monopoly board. Although maybe I will try it again after this video
Why do people hate this game. I followed the rules and really like it. The trick is to try to be the smartest player in the game and know how to drain your opponents
"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.
12:30 the player does not need to immediately unmortgage the property. the player has the option to only pay 10%of the mortgage value to the bank and keep the title deed face down. the player can choose to unmortgage the property later on at anytime. to unmortgage the property later on, the player needs to pay the mortgage value PLUS the 10%of the mortgage value AGAIN.
An average monopoly game between two experienced players takes a little over half an hour, just learn how to handle cash fast or use a smartphone app for that.
Dude thanks for this. I was explaining to my family why the free parking rule is bad. Luckily they were ok with not having it. Also this game was intense I wasn’t sure who was gonna win! But you won so good job
Very informative video. Thank you very much. I believe there was an error as regards mortgaged property changing hands. The official rule book says "Whenever a mortgaged property changes hands between players, either through a trade, sale or by bankruptcy, the new owner must immediately pay 10% interest on the mortgage and at their option may pay the principal or hold the property. If the player holds the property and later wishes to lift the mortgage they must pay the 10% interest again as well." But I liked your video. It helped me clarify some of the rules.
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!
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.
Slight correction, when you have a mortgaged property that you trade with an opponent, the opponent in question does not necessarily have to unmortgage the property straight away. Instead the opponent can just pay 10% interest on the property and leave it mortgaged until a potential later time. If he/she leaves it mortgaged, they have no choice but to pay this 10% interest to the bank, it has to be paid. On the other hand, if the opponent chooses to unmortage at a turn later than straight after receiving the mortgaged property, then he/she must pay the mortgage cost plus 10%.
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?
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.
Never underestimate waterworks and electic company. You score a finishing blow on sombody, and possibly win the game with those. They do make great bargining tolkens and morgage sinks, but you can rake in big money with very little investment. Also there is a chance card that moves you to the nearest utility for X10 the dice roll even if you only own 1.
12:34 the player can choose between keeping the property mortgaged but paying 5% of the property price OR unmortgaging it for 55% of the property price.
As others have said (and I know, this is an old video) the #1 way to speed up Monopoly is to auction off any property a player doesn't buy. Every time a player lands on a new property it should end up in someone's hand. I learned that from Monopoly Playmaster. :) I would go so far as to say that if no one is willing to bid on it, have everyone roll the dice and sell it to the highest roller for $10. If he doesn't have $10, give it to him for free. Some cutthroat players may even let a property go up for auction in hopes of getting it for less than the asking price.
You should still buy the utilities you can use them to sweeten a deal later, buy them like anything else. You do not have to immediately unmortgage properties when buying them, but you do have to pay the 10% interest on them immediately. If you don't unmortgage the properties when taking ownership, you have to pay the 10% again when you do unmortgage them later.
TWO things you got wrong: 1)When selling a mortgaged property the new owner does not have to lift it They can just pay the 10% interest and then life it later but would have to pay the 10% AGAIN in doing so 2)When a player goes bankrupt to you YOU get all their properties NOT the bank
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
One utility actually earns a bit more money than one railroad. And both utilities is a bit better long-term than two railroads. But I generally agree, don’t buy utilities unless you are desperate and there’s a player you can sucker in a trade with it. Railroads trade well and yield more returns if you wind up with 4 but I never enter a game thinking “Im’a get railroads”.
in my version of monopoly, it says to divide the money into 2-$500, 4-$100, 1-$50, 1-$20, 2-$10, 1-$5, and 5-$1. it still adds up tp $1500, and is another great way to divide the money up.
If you still can't convince people to not put money in the middle, I sometimes play a compromise rule where only a maximum of $200 or $300 is allowed in the middle and once it hits that amount it goes to the bank.
This video is very helpful, though I still have some few questions. 1) Can I only buy houses if I bought all the three same colors of property? 2) What happened to the properties of bankrupt player, where did it go? Thank you very much.
Yes, you must own all the houses of a color to have the monopoly. Then you can begin to improve by buying houses. When a player goes bankrupt, his remaining resources go back to the bank.
GameFluent Actually bankruptcy depends. When a player is bankrupt to the back. All of his properties are put up for auction. When a players owes another player, he must give all what he has to the creditor
So when a player is bankrupted by landing on another players owned property, and they can't afford to pay the rent amount, they have a chance to trade with other players to help pay the rent owed. They can only trade their own properties, mortgaged or unmortgaged, with any other player. They also can sell their own houses back to the bank at half price. Other players can offer to buy properties only if there are no houses left on the properties. If a player is bankrupted in any other way, then the properties the bankrupted player owns are all immediately sold by the bank at auction. Even the mortgaged properties have their mortgage removed and are auctioned off. The winning bidder receives the property unmortgaged.
You can also initiate Trades of your Title Deeds with other players while in Jail. Buy as many houses or hotels as you can afford to pay for. And of coarse you can trade properties you own with other players. And obviously collect rents owed to you too.
A player aquiring a morgaged property MUST pay the 10% differential, aka the difference between the morgage value and the unmorgaing cost, and this dose not unmorgage the properties. But they do NOT need to fully unmorgage the property, they can unmorgage them later as they would with any property they own.
You NEED to play with the proper auction rules!!! If you don't buy the property you land on it immediately goes up for auction for any price starting at £/$/€1.
You literally made me crack up in laughter. Oh, how I remember us kids at home spending hours playing Monopoly, of course we would take breaks in between. Now I don't have the game. But if I had a Monopoly game I would probably win. Having experience in life in buying houses and selling helps and dealing with the real world as an adult. Kids don't understand some of these things. Yeah, we would make up our own rules. And even cheat.
Yes, you need to complete the color group (the monopoly), first. Then you can start putting houses on that monopoly. My recommendation was to buy up to 3 houses on each property that you own.
Jemar when one person gets all 3 or 2 of the properties (Browns,dark blues) you have. A monopoly (not the game the definition of the word) thus you can buy houses/hotels which is how you destroy people with. Also just a tip buy the pinks,oranges, and if you can the reds and buy 4 houses for the pinks and blues and 2 or 3 for the reds
*Chuckles* (The only house rule I got is that you only get 1 dollar from the free parking space. [NO more or LESS!] since it is a rare spot to land on in the first place.) Otherwise, I follow the rest of the rules.
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.
I play a 2 player game by myself, using a banking app (no cash for me) Used to play with my bestie (bro) who isn't around anymore sadly. He always bought the orange properties, so on "his turnn" I buy them. We don't follow the Auction move. We also have a gentleness agreement - I buy a green property for example, so he won't buying another green property. I have lost to him on several occasions, lol.
6:22 You're still doing it wrong. If you land on an unowned property and do not wish to buy it, it is automatically auctioned to the highest bidder. Only if nobody bids does the property remain unowned. This is an easy way to get the utilities for cheap.
Roshi Nobody pays for it, I guess. But like he says in the video: Buy any property if you have the opportunity to because even if you don't want it you're gonna be able to use it to trade stuff that you'll want later on in the game
You made an error with the trade: If you trade mortgaged properties to an opponent, they DO NOT have to immediately un-mortgage the properties. That rule applies only when mortgaged properties are acquired when you bankrupt your opponent and they hand over the properties to you. They then have to immediately pay 10% of the full property value and/or un mortgage at that time.
We. Want. More. game instruction video! the people need em! my family sucks and it seems like kids today, and adults today, don't know how to follow the rules.
If you trade for a mortgaged property, you can pay 10% and leave it mortgaged. When you un-mortgage it, you must pay an extra 10% even though you all ready paid it.
1: Regarding auctions for property a player lands on and doesn’t buy, isn’t that player then allowed to join in the auction? 2: I understood that when a player goes bankrupt, whoever it was that bankrupted the that player gets all the mortgaged properties and monies. The mortgaged properties only go to the bank when it’s the bank bankrupts the player (e.g. having to pay taxes). The properties are then auctioned off. 3: A player only has to pay the 10% mortgage fee straight away when he or she collects a mortgaged property (trade or bankrupted player) but doesn’t have to pay the mortgage if they don’t want to, right? And it might be a house rule, but if players doesn’t pay off the mortgage straight away, when they do pay off the mortgage, they have to pay the 10% fee again.
A player declining to buy a property at the stated price can participate in the auction. You are correct on what happens to a bankrupted players properties. The double payment of the 10% mortgage fee is NOT a house rule, it is the official rules of the game. Therefore there is a benefit to the player that receives a mortgaged property from a bankrupt opponent to un-mortgage the property right away if interested in doing so and can swing the cost.
You are always the one who decides if you want to upgrade to hotels. It's well within your rights to keep your houses to create a housing shortage. It helps you win the game.
Thanks, great video! One question, after i rolled the dice, if i land on jail, am not in jail right ? i just visited to jail ? i can play next turn regularly ? And next video can be about Grand Bazaar :)
How much do you have to pay? If you land on your property with one house or 2 houses? And how much do you have to pay when you land on your property with NO houses?
when you land on your propetry you DO NOT HAVE to pay, i say that because you said "when you land on your property" It's simply not a thing to pay yourself 36 bucks for landing on your property, because it makes no sense since the 36 bucks is taken and then given to you, making absolutely no sense at all and wasting time.
"okay if i have no houses and i land on the property? Do i have to pay?" No, because by wording of this it seems like you're landing on your own properties, you don't have to pay yourself, but if it's someone else's property you pay the rent stated. If it's mortgaged you pay nothing.
lmao I played the stupid parking rule with my sister, just to prove the point, how pointless it is and how it just prolongs the game. I had 2 monopolies she had nothing, she collected huge amount of money, from free parking was super happy and then I said: "Now what? You do realize I'm still winning it's only going to take forever to get this money off you before you lose" She quickly realized and just gave up. Never since she asked to play outside official rules again.
I have a question is there anywhere in the rules that explicitly obligates people to play their dice while they are in Jail if they dont want to get out? Thanks!
Yes. The part where they tell you to roll the dice and hopefully get doubles to get out. If you don't want to get out, then you have to be lucky, and have at least $50.
I have some questions, me and my sister were playing monopoly, if I land on a property in which I don’t want to buy, can I auction it? How does that work? If I have two get out of jail for free cards, can my sister buy it from me? How does that work?
based on the rules: 1. Yes. If its refused it is supposed to go to auction. You can them place bids on it although beware you may get outbid. 2. Yes. You can sell to another player for any price or use them in a trade.
If you can buy houses anytime during the game do you then have to race the person who's turn it is by paying for the houses and putting them up before they roll the dice? What if the transaction with the bank is happening as the person is rolling the dice? I could see some arguments as to whether they have to pay house prices if the house wasn't physically on the board yet despite you having paid for it already.
Some clarification needed here. If after threatened with bankruptcy, the player sold some property to another player to try to make up for rent and couldn't make up to the rent amount. what happens to the property that was sold to the other player after rolling the dice that landed the player on my property.
If a player has debt to another player and he or she can't pay the rent and go into bankruptcy even after mortgaging properties , then these mortgaging properties and the remaining cash will go to that player or the bank . Please clarify .
"You can't give money to people." Well, true the rules say that. But you can sell a get out of jail free card for $135. You can sell electric company for $1675. We never found it hard to make cash transfers to people if we wanted to, and still follow the rules. Warm regards, Rick.
You can mortgage your properties/services at any time you want. You flip the respective card and see what value says there. You get that money from the bank and the mortgaged property no longer produces rent (just imagine it is turned off) If you want to make it work again, you pay back to the bank the mortgage value and an aditional 10% of it.
According to the printed rules that came with my set, the properties are supposed to go to the person you owe the debt to if you can't pay after mortgaging them all.
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I'm surprised you didn't mention auctions. Many people don't even know about this rule
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
We've looked all over for a video on how to play monopoly and we think yours is the most in-depth and easy to understand. Thanks!
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.
you look like your fed up with these house rules :D
this guys sounds like he's TIRED of explaining this game to people.
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
You forgot to mention auctioning which is a huge part of making the game faster and more fun
@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
When in jail, you must pay at the end of your 3rd turn (NOT on your 4th turn) and then immediately move the amount you've thrown.
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.
so putting money in the center Is not allowed
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.
Without watching this, you can play in 2 hours by following the actual rules, and not the rules everyone thinks apply. Any property not purchased goes up for auction immediately. You don't have to land on a property to be able to buy it like most people play.
Favorite part of the game for me is the deals mid game. I literally mortgage properties to pull my money out then make deals for the prices I want. Sometimes I could hold properties from people I don't like if they mouth off but most of the time, I help people mid to late game if they were cool. Auctions are also fun too. Especially when you raise someone out of the bid or raise/bait someone into bidding more than what the original price is to make them spend more. Surprisingly, Monopoly when played with intellectuals is some of the sweatiest Gaming I've ever played.
I remember I played the game for a whole break one time but then lost. After that, I have never touched a monopoly board. Although maybe I will try it again after this video
Juckle I think you'll find it's a much better game if you follow the rules.
Finally! someone who's actually read the rules! I hate explaining why people play this game wrong.
I read the rules to.
Same.
Why do people hate this game. I followed the rules and really like it. The trick is to try to be the smartest player in the game and know how to drain your opponents
"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
I'm glad me and all my brothers always stick to the original rules of every board game. No drama, no fighting, no tears. Only having fun.
12:30 the player does not need to immediately unmortgage the property. the player has the option to only pay 10%of the mortgage value to the bank and keep the title deed face down. the player can choose to unmortgage the property later on at anytime. to unmortgage the property later on, the player needs to pay the mortgage value PLUS the 10%of the mortgage value AGAIN.
I never understood the rules of the game when anybody told me or by watching TH-cam videos except for yours.
THANK YOU!,!!
Thank you sir. My family took forever to play this game (before watching your vid) and it never ended lol. We're addicted to this game
Speed up the game and get an advantage: When someone says they don't want a property, say "I'll take it for a dollar." Auction rules are the best.
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
An average monopoly game between two experienced players takes a little over half an hour, just learn how to handle cash fast or use a smartphone app for that.
Hahhahahaha he's talking like Monica from FRIENDS at the beginning: follow the rules... the rules are good, it helps control the fun...
Dude thanks for this. I was explaining to my family why the free parking rule is bad. Luckily they were ok with not having it. Also this game was intense I wasn’t sure who was gonna win! But you won so good job
There should be a live stream so we can ask questions real time
Very informative video. Thank you very much. I believe there was an error as regards mortgaged property changing hands. The official rule book says "Whenever a mortgaged property changes hands between players, either through a trade, sale or by bankruptcy, the new owner must immediately pay 10% interest on the mortgage and at their option may pay the principal or hold the property. If the player holds the property and later wishes to lift the mortgage they must pay the 10% interest again as well."
But I liked your video. It helped me clarify some of the rules.
Also I don't get the 'mortgage' part
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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Slight correction, when you have a mortgaged property that you trade with an opponent, the opponent in question does not necessarily have to unmortgage the property straight away. Instead the opponent can just pay 10% interest on the property and leave it mortgaged until a potential later time. If he/she leaves it mortgaged, they have no choice but to pay this 10% interest to the bank, it has to be paid. On the other hand, if the opponent chooses to unmortage at a turn later than straight after receiving the mortgaged property, then he/she must pay the mortgage cost plus 10%.
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?
Must pay an additional 10% on traded mortgaged properties and must unmortgage them immediately? Whaaaaaaat??!
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.
My family refuses to play by the rules
ikr what house rules do they follow all the time
This was actually a fun video. I was expecting it to be more boring! You made it interesting and that’s cool.
Never underestimate waterworks and electic company. You score a finishing blow on sombody, and possibly win the game with those. They do make great bargining tolkens and morgage sinks, but you can rake in big money with very little investment. Also there is a chance card that moves you to the nearest utility for X10 the dice roll even if you only own 1.
12:34 the player can choose between keeping the property mortgaged but paying 5% of the property price OR unmortgaging it for 55% of the property price.
As others have said (and I know, this is an old video) the #1 way to speed up Monopoly is to auction off any property a player doesn't buy. Every time a player lands on a new property it should end up in someone's hand. I learned that from Monopoly Playmaster. :)
I would go so far as to say that
if no one is willing to bid on it, have everyone roll the dice and sell it to the highest roller for $10. If he doesn't have $10, give it to him for free. Some cutthroat players may even let a property go up for auction in hopes of getting it for less than the asking price.
You should still buy the utilities you can use them to sweeten a deal later, buy them like anything else.
You do not have to immediately unmortgage properties when buying them, but you do have to pay the 10% interest on them immediately. If you don't unmortgage the properties when taking ownership, you have to pay the 10% again when you do unmortgage them later.
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TWO things you got wrong:
1)When selling a mortgaged property the new owner does not have to lift it They can just pay the 10% interest and then life it later but would have to pay the 10% AGAIN in doing so
2)When a player goes bankrupt to you YOU get all their properties NOT the bank
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
One utility actually earns a bit more money than one railroad. And both utilities is a bit better long-term than two railroads. But I generally agree, don’t buy utilities unless you are desperate and there’s a player you can sucker in a trade with it. Railroads trade well and yield more returns if you wind up with 4 but I never enter a game thinking “Im’a get railroads”.
in my version of monopoly, it says to divide the money into 2-$500, 4-$100, 1-$50, 1-$20, 2-$10, 1-$5, and 5-$1. it still adds up tp $1500, and is another great way to divide the money up.
If you still can't convince people to not put money in the middle, I sometimes play a compromise rule where only a maximum of $200 or $300 is allowed in the middle and once it hits that amount it goes to the bank.
This video is very helpful, though I still have some few questions.
1) Can I only buy houses if I bought all the three same colors of property?
2) What happened to the properties of bankrupt player, where did it go?
Thank you very much.
Yes, you must own all the houses of a color to have the monopoly. Then you can begin to improve by buying houses. When a player goes bankrupt, his remaining resources go back to the bank.
Thanks for the reply!
Jayvee Danganan He lwgit answered both of those in the video bruh
GameFluent Actually bankruptcy depends. When a player is bankrupt to the back. All of his properties are put up for auction. When a players owes another player, he must give all what he has to the creditor
So when a player is bankrupted by landing on another players owned property, and they can't afford to pay the rent amount, they have a chance to trade with other players to help pay the rent owed. They can only trade their own properties, mortgaged or unmortgaged, with any other player. They also can sell their own houses back to the bank at half price. Other players can offer to buy properties only if there are no houses left on the properties.
If a player is bankrupted in any other way, then the properties the bankrupted player owns are all immediately sold by the bank at auction. Even the mortgaged properties have their mortgage removed and are auctioned off. The winning bidder receives the property unmortgaged.
Can I improve my property even if It wasn't my turn or i was in jail?? Can i also bay 6 houses in one time
Fhad Fahd Yes. Yes. Yes.
You can also initiate Trades of your Title Deeds with other players while in Jail. Buy as many houses or hotels as you can afford to pay for. And of coarse you can trade properties you own with other players. And obviously collect rents owed to you too.
When I buy houses by the price on one card.... Do I place the houses on that property or can I place them on any of my properties?
When trading mortgaged properties, you don't have to pay to revert the mortgage; instesd only pay 10% of the mortgage value to keep it mortgaged.
A player aquiring a morgaged property MUST pay the 10% differential, aka the difference between the morgage value and the unmorgaing cost, and this dose not unmorgage the properties. But they do NOT need to fully unmorgage the property, they can unmorgage them later as they would with any property they own.
Nvm I can play for less than a second!
Because no one is playing with me
You NEED to play with the proper auction rules!!! If you don't buy the property you land on it immediately goes up for auction for any price starting at £/$/€1.
Thank you, this helps alot !!♥
I'm actually glad this guy explained it, now I better understand it :)
You literally made me crack up in laughter. Oh, how I remember us kids at home spending hours playing Monopoly, of course we would take breaks in between. Now I don't have the game. But if I had a Monopoly game I would probably win. Having experience in life in buying houses and selling helps and dealing with the real world as an adult. Kids don't understand some of these things. Yeah, we would make up our own rules. And even cheat.
Monopoly now has a special "Cheaters Edition".
Great video! You just earned a sub. This is my favorite board game now. Can you do Clue next?
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!
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NOT TRUE! CHECK THE RULEBOOK!
That sums up why I often dislike board games... love monopoly though. Great video. 💚
Fun fact: That IS in the rulebook. You may buy properties ANY TIME you want, whether it's your turn or not.
Im confused about the house sir.. Should I complete the color group before buying house?
Yes, you need to complete the color group (the monopoly), first. Then you can start putting houses on that monopoly. My recommendation was to buy up to 3 houses on each property that you own.
@@GameFluent What if other people land on the same color and they decide to buy the property as well? What do people do?
Yan Tubelake trade
Jemar when one person gets all 3 or 2 of the properties (Browns,dark blues) you have. A monopoly (not the game the definition of the word) thus you can buy houses/hotels which is how you destroy people with.
Also just a tip buy the pinks,oranges, and if you can the reds and buy 4 houses for the pinks and blues and 2 or 3 for the reds
@@yanutube1 Use as a bargaining tool later.
*Chuckles* (The only house rule I got is that you only get 1 dollar from the free parking space. [NO more or LESS!] since it is a rare spot to land on in the first place.) Otherwise, I follow the rest of the rules.
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.
I play a 2 player game by myself, using a banking app (no cash for me) Used to play with my bestie (bro) who isn't around anymore sadly. He always bought the orange properties, so on "his turnn" I buy them. We don't follow the Auction move. We also have a gentleness agreement - I buy a green property for example, so he won't buying another green property. I have lost to him on several occasions, lol.
This video was so helpful I really enjoyed it keep up the good wirkb
6:22 You're still doing it wrong. If you land on an unowned property and do not wish to buy it, it is automatically auctioned to the highest bidder. Only if nobody bids does the property remain unowned. This is an easy way to get the utilities for cheap.
0:21 you frustrated quite convincingly:) Good job on video. Thanks
So what’s the rule on when you can buy houses for your monopolies
What is auction? When no one wants to buy the propert pls explain,I cant understand bidding
Roshi Nobody pays for it, I guess. But like he says in the video: Buy any property if you have the opportunity to because even if you don't want it you're gonna be able to use it to trade stuff that you'll want later on in the game
Me and my friends complete the game in just half an hour. In the beginning we used to complete one game in 3 hours, but now we can play as desired
Great one 👌🏻 I really liked your video, thanks for sharing tips 😀
Thanks for the video. It was really helpful.
Will my friends hate me? Yes they will. Thanks for the vid🤗
You made an error with the trade: If you trade mortgaged properties to an opponent, they DO NOT have to immediately un-mortgage the properties. That rule applies only when mortgaged properties are acquired when you bankrupt your opponent and they hand over the properties to you. They then have to immediately pay 10% of the full property value and/or un mortgage at that time.
We. Want. More. game instruction video! the people need em! my family sucks and it seems like kids today, and adults today, don't know how to follow the rules.
If you trade for a mortgaged property, you can pay 10% and leave it mortgaged. When you un-mortgage it, you must pay an extra 10% even though you all ready paid it.
I really like this video. Great job
Knowing how to play Monopoly properly should be a basic intelligence test. You put money in the middle? You're fired.
this really helped me your so good at explaining and now i can play monopoly thank you so much😊😊
Good and helpful advice, thanks👍🏼
Finally, some simple explanations that is easy to understand, good job ❤️
Thanks! I found the video more helpful!
True
1: Regarding auctions for property a player lands on and doesn’t buy, isn’t that player then allowed to join in the auction?
2: I understood that when a player goes bankrupt, whoever it was that bankrupted the that player gets all the mortgaged properties and monies. The mortgaged properties only go to the bank when it’s the bank bankrupts the player (e.g. having to pay taxes). The properties are then auctioned off.
3: A player only has to pay the 10% mortgage fee straight away when he or she collects a mortgaged property (trade or bankrupted player) but doesn’t have to pay the mortgage if they don’t want to, right? And it might be a house rule, but if players doesn’t pay off the mortgage straight away, when they do pay off the mortgage, they have to pay the 10% fee again.
A player declining to buy a property at the stated price can participate in the auction. You are correct on what happens to a bankrupted players properties. The double payment of the 10% mortgage fee is NOT a house rule, it is the official rules of the game. Therefore there is a benefit to the player that receives a mortgaged property from a bankrupt opponent to un-mortgage the property right away if interested in doing so and can swing the cost.
this game is very nice and fast too if you follow the rules it be much nicer
Thank you so much for explaining so clearly. I understood fully :)
The version I play, there Red property costs the most. Navy blue the least costly. And oranges are greens.
I will play Monopoly any night of the week! Keep up the good fight!
Is no one gonna talk about how we just watched this guy play monopoly by himself!
And he still had to sell off his houses and mortgage his properties
I always get pressure from other players that want me to upgrade to a hotel to free up houses.
You are always the one who decides if you want to upgrade to hotels. It's well within your rights to keep your houses to create a housing shortage. It helps you win the game.
Thanks, great video! One question, after i rolled the dice, if i land on jail, am not in jail right ? i just visited to jail ? i can play next turn regularly ? And next video can be about Grand Bazaar :)
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.
Thank you for explaining the rules, now I gonna destroy the board game evening
I won
Nice video, thanks for the explanation and love your GREAT cool shirt! PURA VIDA COSTA RICA!!!!
On time I bought park place for $14
How much do you have to pay? If you land on your property with one house or 2 houses?
And how much do you have to pay when you land on your property with NO houses?
Whatever the property card tells you to pay.
okay if i have no houses and i land on the property? Do i have to pay?
Jayesh Poojary thnxxx
when you land on your propetry you DO NOT HAVE to pay, i say that because you said "when you land on your property"
It's simply not a thing to pay yourself 36 bucks for landing on your property, because it makes no sense since the 36 bucks is taken and then given to you, making absolutely no sense at all and wasting time.
"okay if i have no houses and i land on the property? Do i have to pay?" No, because by wording of this it seems like you're landing on your own properties, you don't have to pay yourself, but if it's someone else's property you pay the rent stated. If it's mortgaged you pay nothing.
i didn't know simon cowell played monopoly
There's even a whole edition of the game devoted to house rules.
OMG! I bet the game never ends!
GameFluent as far as I'm aware, they are optional and do not always have to be used.
lmao I played the stupid parking rule with my sister, just to prove the point, how pointless it is and how it just prolongs the game. I had 2 monopolies she had nothing, she collected huge amount of money, from free parking was super happy and then I said: "Now what? You do realize I'm still winning it's only going to take forever to get this money off you before you lose" She quickly realized and just gave up. Never since she asked to play outside official rules again.
Hello, sir. If I buy lets say 4 houses, and upgrade to a hotel, are the houses that I bought usable for other players or are they 'stored'?
The "used" houses and hotels go back into the "pool" and are reused throughout the game.
GameFluent thank you for responding
I have a question is there anywhere in the rules that explicitly obligates people to play their dice while they are in Jail if they dont want to get out? Thanks!
Yes. The part where they tell you to roll the dice and hopefully get doubles to get out. If you don't want to get out, then you have to be lucky, and have at least $50.
I've always enjoyed Monopoly. Wish more people didn't use that free parking rule.
My understanding is that is the biggest house rule that makes the game take a long time.
What do you think about the newer edition of the game? Ms.Monopoly or cats vs dogs etc...
I have some questions, me and my sister were playing monopoly, if I land on a property in which I don’t want to buy, can I auction it? How does that work? If I have two get out of jail for free cards, can my sister buy it from me? How does that work?
based on the rules: 1. Yes. If its refused it is supposed to go to auction. You can them place bids on it although beware you may get outbid. 2. Yes. You can sell to another player for any price or use them in a trade.
If you can buy houses anytime during the game do you then have to race the person who's turn it is by paying for the houses and putting them up before they roll the dice? What if the transaction with the bank is happening as the person is rolling the dice? I could see some arguments as to whether they have to pay house prices if the house wasn't physically on the board yet despite you having paid for it already.
Some clarification needed here.
If after threatened with bankruptcy, the player sold some property to another player to try to make up for rent and couldn't make up to the rent amount. what happens to the property that was sold to the other player after rolling the dice that landed the player on my property.
If a player has debt to another player and he or she can't pay the rent and go into bankruptcy even after mortgaging properties , then these mortgaging properties and the remaining cash will go to that player or the bank . Please clarify .
"You can't give money to people." Well, true the rules say that. But you can sell a get out of jail free card for $135. You can sell electric company for $1675. We never found it hard to make cash transfers to people if we wanted to, and still follow the rules.
Warm regards, Rick.
But who in the world would give away tons of money for a property that costs less than how much they gave away?
Great explanation 🎉
Thank you, great info!
What happens if I mortgage a site to the bank and some players lands on my site which was mortgaged?
They get a free ride. You need to unmortgage it before you can collect rent on it again.
12:46 I think you mean 230 dollars plus 23 dollars
Nicely explained!!
My family always finishes in half an hour
I did not understand the mortgaging part
You can mortgage your properties/services at any time you want. You flip the respective card and see what value says there. You get that money from the bank and the mortgaged property no longer produces rent (just imagine it is turned off) If you want to make it work again, you pay back to the bank the mortgage value and an aditional 10% of it.
According to the printed rules that came with my set, the properties are supposed to go to the person you owe the debt to if you can't pay after mortgaging them all.
True, and they still remain mortgaged and the new owner are now responsible in unmortgaging them.