Cheating to Always Win at Monopoly

[@jordanhamel6191]

I once convinced my cousin to trade away his right to collect rent money from me early into the game. I worked it so that he would be the most successful one and i stayed alive under the radar with a few good properties. The look on his face when it became just the two of us, and i slowly took everything from him was priceless.

[@bulutcoskuner9774]

What was stopping them from betraying you at any point?

[@hansjrgenlunderiksen2246]

@@bulutcoskuner9774 the contract

[@jordanhamel6191]

@@bulutcoskuner9774 i just wouldnt give them the rent money. Cant betray me if they cant take my money.

[@johnlynch1353]

My family often does trades like that in game but we limited to certain colors where we don’t collect money from each other.

[@xcission8304]

I regularly utilize a variant of this when trying to get a monopoly or finish my railroad set. "give me X property, in exchange I'll give you X and you won't have to pay rent/half rent on any of my railroads the rest of the game/till we're finalists". It helps me get ahead with a steady stream of income from the other players, whilst also crippling their ability to invest in early properties. Meanwhile the player who I traded with sees it as a win/win for them because they're getting paid and dodging the downside of my monopoly. What they don't realize is that with my new revenue stream slowly picking off other players, I can now more easily fill out the rest of the board and eventually drain them in a slightly more drawn out, but very reliable battle of attrition. I've also found that players are a lot more receptive to deals like this because you're offering them something nebulous that they aren't primed to reject outright. The math is relatively simple on the value of the deal for you based on how many other players are at the table. But it's a bit harder for them to quantify so they almost have to think about your deal rather than just saying "no thanks I don't want to give you a monopoly" meaning it'll be a lot easier to convince people in the first place. Also it's fun to watch every other player at the table get mad at the person who enabled you to win instead of you for winning.

[@ryangagne5321]

Because of the Ultimate Cheater's Mode, I can easily imagine a player cheating by committing real crimes. Like holding somebody hostage with a real gun, holding them for ransom for monopoly money.

[@kurtlindner]

That's the regular game if you play it right. 💀

[@jarzz3601]

taking hostages sounds like too much work just a simple murder spree will have you winning although I'm not sure "but the game said I can break the rules" will hold up in a court of law

[@localwalloutlet]

This feels like a family guy gag

[@yummynubs3646]

what do you mean cheating, this is just how you play the game

[@Ryann9]

"Your honor, I was playing Monopoly cheater edition and it said that I could break the rules."

[@CDawgVA]

Imagine my face when casually watching a video and getting slandered 😂

[@redratter]

at least you're better at monopoly cheater's edition now

[@NobodyEverExisted]

Atleast your better at crane games than before

[@recog3825]

One thing that I noticed was that the heist card only has the penalty of a $100 fine, but DOESN'T clarify that you have to put the stolen money back. This means you can blatantly grab fistfuls of cash while looking into your opponents face and then place the one singular $100 bill into the empty bank...

[@Lahouli]

this is a great idea lol

[@YkwhatIwannafuckJake]

I have this virsion of monopoly and iy DOES say that you have to put the money back

[@kyab2815]

Still the best card. Took 2 500s instead of 100s from the bank

[@josuelservin]

I have not played a game of Monopoly in decades, and don't plan to start, but now you have me thinking that a "Cheaters of Catan" might be the perfect variation for my table!

[@hellhound78]

Yes, do it.

[@vastowen4562]

Oh God.

[@zsoltiszente9204]

I love that game

[@Cinderblocksally]

I got confused and now I'm wearing fancy gloves and holding a Denny's hostage.

[@side-beeetaloniswolfwolfac4179]

Sounds like you rolled low on an Perception check.

[@discozdisco3566]

@@side-beeetaloniswolfwolfac4179 that or he forgot it was a stealth heist

[@jonathanschmitt5762]

There might be a way to make sneaking hotels on your properties a lot easier with a loophole: 1. As long as the card is not on the table, snag a hotel, because as long as you don't place it, you're neither breaking the rules nor cheating within the rules. 2. When the card appears and if the other players have dementia, you have a hotel up your sleeve and keep to what Blaine said. 3. I don't actually own the game, so I might be wrong.

[@Sci_X1]

It ain’t cheating if you never get caught

[@jonathanschmitt5762]

@@Sci_X1 Did you watch Jojo?

[@Sci_X1]

@@jonathanschmitt5762 no I’m just a thieving rat bastard

[@BobOrKlaus]

just dont take one from the bank, while moving past someone elses space with a hotel snag it up and drop it when you go past your next space good sleight of hand required tho

[@charrydog22]

I start every Monopoly game asking "Are we playing completely fair, or are we getting away with whatever we can?"

[@thomasfrye6335]

Nowhere in the rules does it state that you have to return the money to the bank if you get caught. You just have to pay the fine. Rules lawyering in this game is hilarious

[@PJBloop]

Playing this game with a magician was a horible idea and so so painful. My friend slowly move almost all my piece to the brown tile infront of him and it went unotice till it was too late

[@twilightwisdom5139]

It would be painful but I imagine pretty awesome, if you set four people who were all skilled at sleight of hand against each other I imagine it would be pretty crazy to watch.

[@seantaggart7382]

Imagine now with real magic! "YOU CLEARLY MOVED THAT!" "The Great and Powerful [REDACTED] did no such THING!"

[@PJBloop]

@@twilightwisdom5139 the jail would be a suggestion because they will all break out in matter of second

[@thatmood4236]

yes more stuff like this, break random tabletop games or simply point out neat ones that are cool. You unlike most board game channels can actually make stuff interesting.

[@LordKlavier]

Definitely!! I would love to see this!

[@blindmanflamingfishdafeesh]

Ultimate Cheater's Mode: "Hey guys I just decided I won." "Oh, okay. It's not against the rules."

[@lazyluca1660]

"No, you went bankrupt." "What?" "I stole all your money when you declared yourself the victor."

[@notdemomantf2294]

"Well, we caught you trying to declare you won, so you are now bankrupt effective immediately"

[@sourwitch2340]

it's Cheater's Mode, not Nomic mode. no one is obligated to go along with your cheats, they just can't stop them/have specific limited abilities for doing so. you still have to win yourself. and, to be fair, a Nomic Monopoly would likely have rules in place to ensure people HAVE to agree with a rule you pose, before it becomes standard.

[@blindmanflamingfishdafeesh]

@@sourwitch2340 It's a KZbin joke comment, not a serious suggestion. No one is obligated to take this as a joke, they just can look at this and say: "Hey, this goofy little guy posted a sub-par comment that somehow got a few hundred likes." you still have to understand that it's a joke. and, to be fair, a serious KZbin comment would likely have some valid arguments in place so people HAVE to understand that it's serious.

[@chiiika.ayyAtHK]

@@sourwitch2340 tbh even in Nomic we won’t make these kinds of proposals lest *we* become the leader and everyone legislate with the same force of proposals

[@paradoxiusblackgaming2158]

In my experience, even when playing cheating edition with the limited cheats, almost every group I've ever tried playing with devolves into ultimate cheaters edition against the player who is winning as players begin to just ignore what "cheats" are allowed at any given time and get absurd with stealing money, properties, and hotels and all of them silently agree to not call each other out as they turn on the winning player. Then there's the player who claims other players are cheating every turn, even if they are wrong and suffer the consequences as such but they continue to do so anyway. Long story short, my family and the youth group I played this with hated playing it with me and refused to ever play it again when we were done. Especially my brother who still doesn't think it's fair to adjust the results on the dice to hide evidence of "cheating."

[@dovahkendov2816]

0:40 This just makes me miss the Barnes & Noble that used to be close to my house, but was kicked out by the property owner because they didn't want to renew the lease, and there's been nothing there since. I always loved going just for looking at what board games that they had.

[@WackoMcGoose]

This actually adds so much potential... to a _completely different game._ Munchkin has various "Cheat!" cards, including "Cheat With Both Hands" and "Cheat Like There's No Tomorrow"... but nothing says the cards you "cheat" _with_ have to specifically be Munchkin cards... If you somehow managed to sneak Monopoly Cheater's Edition cards into your Munchkin game, and can think of suitably funny ways to make them apply, you're in the money. Maybe you "steal from the bank" to have enough money to go straight to Level 9, for example...

[@XSniper74184]

Playing Munchkin is a blast with friends because we play with the rules that, "cheating is not allowed, it is encouraged," so everything's legal unless you get caught. This nearly always leads to a Mexican standoff of everyone having too many arms, wearing two sets of armour, multi-classing without the card, or holding too many cards in their hand but no one calls anyone else out because they know they'd also be called on their cheats.

[@GoodlyData86596]

One interesting rule that is in the base version of monopoly: cheaters edition is that only one player can be in jail at any given time (aka the reason for the handcuff’s existence besides the escape artist cheat) this means that if you get put in jail but someone else gets put in jail right after yourself then you get out of jail free. Of course this can lead to the “conga line of idiots” situation where everyone gets sent to the jail space and then scramble for the “meta” properties.

[@jacobc9221]

For escape artist, see if you can click the release button using the table. The handcuffs will be unlocked, but look like they're still on. It'd be so much more convincing. Not only that, but you don't have to move much

[@notdemomantf2294]

Stealing a hotel from the bank can be a lot easier in the late-game with a good situation and sleight of hand. Get 4 houses, and palm an extra hotel when you go to exchange. More people may be watching, but as long as you do it well enough they won't suspect it. Then, just wait until the opportune time to place it on the board arrives.

[@inkdragoon4547]

There aren't any houses in Cheater's Edition. Just hotels.

[@notdemomantf2294]

@@inkdragoon4547 well. that's annoying. Can still palm an extra one when you buy one though. A buyonegetonefree

[@inkdragoon4547]

@@notdemomantf2294 Ye

[@notdemomantf2294]

@@inkdragoon4547 also obligatory *THE PIZZA HE MAN*

[@inkdragoon4547]

@@notdemomantf2294 *EAT IT!!!!!!*

[@ShugoAWay]

I was always a fan of using other sets to supplement, including extra hotels, the stacks of 100s and 500s, and if the other players were exceptionally dim-witted extra property cards But my go to cheat is another games stacks of 100s and 500s that match the main set but have a tiny mark on the back and put the 100s in 1 sleeve and 500s in the other sleeve and a bunch of sets worth of 20s in various places Then early on, I'll stick to the 20s... 100s and 20s for the midgame and 500s for the endgame and then be nowhere near the bank to avoid suspension as they didn't ever suspect the guy who has never been within 10 ft of the bank box to have extra cash This only backfired once as it turned out to be strip monopoly lol

[@lucasbell5018]

“The person who bough brown for the heck of it slowly dissolve.” …in my house I always get brown and actually do quite well after that. Brown puts in more WORK than most people realize.

[@Kizaco]

Yeah bc it doesn’t bankrupt players but you get a bunch of money since it’s directly after go

[@zalvian22]

Fun fact, taking brown is actually a top tier strategy, it is simply one of the most efficient colors to take

[@calook1334]

Ultimate Cheater's Mode is actually so fun. At my house, there are no holds barred other than the amount of times you can get caught cheating before you are disqualified from the game (3). Thus, I have a secret stash of Monopoly money from other games worth $2.4M that I collected from my friends' unused versions of Monopoly and a few copies that I bought myself. As long as I use it in moderation during the game, I'm fine.

[@calook1334]

For those of you who did the math, yes, I do actually have a duffel bag of 4,800 $500 bills in my closet.

[@Action35]

Monopoly Cheater's Edition: The one game that gives me a get out of a penelty free card but doesn't specify that I have to give the thing I stole back so I just blatently steal the entire bank.

[@mr.cauliflower3536]

Once a lot of the board is owned, being in jail is actually optimal in regular monopoly

[@otternonymouz8127]

Love the new style of video, please continue with random board games. This was fantastic

[@ElNerdoLoco]

At first, I thought this wasn't a DnD video. But he probably just rolled high on a deception check and that's what he wants us to think. Bards like him are way too OP on charisma skill checks.

[@jacobcain9008]

He's a bard!? I thought he was a paladin.

[@officersoulknight6321]

Honestly monopoly cheaters edition Ultimate Cheaters mode feels like the most fun version of monopoly considering, as argued by the entire intro to the video, the game basically incentivizes you to cheat

[@shreya...007]

Me and my classmates played monopoly on a train journey. I had just learned the game from my bf that morning and played one game with him and another kid before this game with the rest of my classmates. The rest of them hadn't played before so we explained the rules and began. There were 6 of us and me, my bf and a younger kid played solo while the others played as teams of 2 so everyone could play. Well the first two losers were two teams and the girl on the other team kinda made up her own rules and bought all the assets of one of the losing teams for 1 dollar. Me and the solo players just got completely confused. Those assets were supposed to go to the bank bit she didnt budge. I got so mad tbh but didnt do much. Oh and I was the banker too so this girl also tried to steal money a lot from me so all in all kinda annoying (but it was fun). Well since then me and my bf (even tho we were competing with each other too) started working together. We'd land on her houses and would just act like nothing and she wouldn't notice. So we left without paying and eventually bankrupt her. Doing that with him was the most fun part for me tbh. So cheating in monopoly was the best and worst parts of the game and it was the best time I had. Well another's funny thung was the solo players played for soo long that the others literally got annoyed at how long we played for. Like it went on for more than 6 hours or somn

[@corsaircarl9582]

I had a friend who's uncle was in the mob, and this kid would wheel-and-deal like a Mafia Wiseguy, I never played against him but my other friends think they could beat him at Monopoly.

[@lynxfirenze4994]

The idea of keeping money from other sets up your sleeve is brilliant

[@SavageJarJar]

there should be a monopoly law edition where it's cheater's edition but you can get another player as your lawyer and the banker as the judge

[@sean_r]

I remember once i was going for the cheat where you steal another player's property, and I decided I wanted to do a fakeout to make it look like i was grabbing another player's property without doing so. So I pick a target, and dart my hand in its direction. However, I messed up bad, because somehow, I actually ended up grabbing the property, which led to this awful, deafening, and bewildered silence from everyone at the table as I very clearly and obviously stole a property in front of everyone

[@C_Corpze]

This actually sounds pretty fun to try. If you can keep things like properties, money, etc if you haven't been caught until the next player's turn, I could imagine some insane things I could attempt. Usually when I play Monopoly with family we're typically more focused on our own moves and since we're at a table it becomes quite easy to just steal things from the person right next to you. But that's one of the more mundane things, I could possibly come up with a few crazy cheats.

[@bamboozler9840]

You know what's not considered cheating? Buying all the ones on the board in groups of five with five dollar bills. Then, when people need to use ones, you sell them at a higher price

[@Pystro]

That is.... Just wow.... And it works in many more games than just Monopoly. (I only know of one single game with rules about changing denominations of money.) The only problems: The other players can just decide to over-pay or under-receive money. Limiting how much you can squeeze out of any such transaction. And your opponents can easily copy you. But that's a problem with any cheat (or any "perfectly legitimate strategy") - except for ones that you _NEVER_ get caught on.

[@Derekivery]

I just bring a gun when ever I play monopoly. I hold it in my hand the whole game. Pretty quickly people say I won. Also works for scrabble and candy land.

[@kurtlindner]

10:27 "...pulling this off can go from hilariously easy -sit with a pillow in your lap, reach your hand under, snag your cash and move on..." This sounds pretty dirty, I see many unintended SAs occurring this way, extra awkward on family game night.

[@eliaspanayi3465]

Well, just use your own lap, not your sisters

[@IQE34]

What is an SA

[@kurtlindner]

@@IQE34 sax ual a salt, some words have a tendency to make posts disappear.

[@starshieldnightpone5636]

I'd love to see a sleight-of-hand magician play this

[@darkpit1488]

10:32 Me and my brothers made this Fort Knox difficulty even harder. We already play on a dining room table, but we made it a rule that the banker is unable to use this cheat, effectively making it impossible to pull off.

[@HmMwmMm]

The best thing to do is steal from a friend who is distracted and then bribe the one who noticed you with 75% of the profits

[@CinderedSilver]

blaine's room seems quite stable despite the boat rocking back and forth at an alarming rate

[@etourdie]

I feel you'd have a better time trying to put the hotel you stole from the bank down than you thought. When you're on the side of the board farthest from you, stand up, lean over the board and put your other hand down to stabilize yourself. If you just happened to put your hand down on one of your spots, and just happened to have a hotel in your hand, people may not notice, especially if you consistently do that without cheating

[@smnio5619]

I've never played this variant in my life but I will come with an extra 5K and 10 hotels up my sleeves

[@TheVoidReturns]

I can't wait for blaine simple monopoly

[@ren_suzugamori1427]

Blaine Simple Edition would have a mix of anime and ttrpg inspired mechanics. Power of Friendship would be a rule where if there's a player with more money than the combined 3 others, it's a roll to split the money between everyone. And guarentee there to be more than just a d6 or two while every player basically makes a character sheet. It's gonna be a mess to get the family to play, but for a bunch of nerds it's a dream!

[@gopro_audio]

play it using a d20

[@ren_suzugamori1427]

@@gopro_audio can't imagine the chaos of if a player moves their piece twenty spaces.

[@TheVoidReturns]

@@ren_suzugamori1427 time to spend 5 hours in word pad to make this a reality

[@matthewmcmullan4832]

tax evasion speed run any%

[@Ikxi]

Sleight of hands artists are gonna love this Need to see a video of that xD

[@Magick_Creeper]

8:42 pretend to sneeze and bend over to sneeze into your hand while doing this click the button and take it off everyone will just say bless you and contiune

[@Modie]

One of my main problems with the original Monopoly was that it wouldn't really end if someone was not willing to make a bad decision for the sake of getting to the end. Yes, I know which colours are the strong ones and which you should buy. But since it's not really determined by you what you can buy, you will always end up in a position where different parts are bought by different people. And getting trades done in this envoirenment when other people know as well what you need makes the whole thing impossible to actually beat. Because without houses, there is no actual way to force someone into a trade as it's nearly impossible to go bankrupt and therefore needing to make a trade. So having cheats is actually a way around that problem even though it might become even more dependent on luck. But let's be honest, better that than waiting for several hours until someone is so tired that they just agree to a trade to put an end to this game.

[@riftstrider5433]

When adhd isn’t a disability, but a game advantage

[@PorterB]

Seeing that single red hotel on the third blue space - the big issue is that most people don't even understand the rules of base monopoly. Firstly you can't buy houses / hotels without owning the whole colour set, and secondly they have to be built evenly on each property, so if you want a hotel you first have to have 4 houses on each property. Under the real ruleset, hotel denial is actually the most powerful gambit - if a player buys out all the houses, no one else can buy any hotels. This actually makes the brown and light blue tiles very valuable as they cost the least for houses.

[@nunote2362]

pretend to cheat one way, make that way obvious, while sneakily cheating in another way, so when your opponents call out the first one, you can deny it, while hiding your actual activities.

[@stormrunner4081]

It’s not cheating It’s unethically winning

[@antykwariatroznostek4732]

Oh, Mystra! I love Monopoly!!! (And never had experience of cheating on the table… perhaps I never caught them, but I usually win either way without resorting to cheating)

[@twilightwisdom5139]

Absolutly loved this variety content! Was super fun to watch and I’d love to see more like this

[@grahamturner2640]

Being a corrupt banker is probably the best strategy in that game, as you can sneak in a little extra change for yourself and reduce the change you give everyone else. I wonder if you could also use the bank like it’s your personal funds without getting caught if you’re a corrupt banker.

[@BlaineSimple]

If it's your turn, you become the banker. Gives everyone the chance to get away with stuff like that if the bank heist card is around ;)

[@grahamturner2640]

@@BlaineSimple Though I wonder what happens if you steal the entire bank before handing it off, replacing all the cash with fake bills.

[@grahamturner2640]

or if you just put replace all but the necessary $100s and $500s with fake copies of those.

[@danielmalinen6337]

In Finland, there are so-called "ultramonopoly" game called "Uusi Finanssi" (New Finance) by Alga, i.e. the same mechanics taken much further, which brings a lot of new things to the game, such as the banking sector and the stock market, and in addition, its rules allow cartel, usury and speculation.

[@eliaspanayi3465]

Saw most of the way through the leg of the table and kick it out causing all the pieces to fall on the floor

[@oberonpanopticon]

four magicians playing this game would be fascinating, since of course they would most likely be skilled at sleight of hand

[@littletimmy6972]

You didn’t even talk about the most broken community chest card in the game, where you can steal all of someone’s money or all the money in the bank, and then when someone accuses you of cheating, you “frame” them for stealing from themselves, sending them to jail and allowing you to go unpunished. Rest assured Blaine, you are not the only Cheater’s Edition tryhard

[@BlaineSimple]

Well you can’t frame people in the base game, and need to be truthful if someone calls you out, hence why I didn’t mention anything like that

[@sagoot]

2:05 wait is that Monokuma Dream?

[@Shotgundude1]

Did you know, the top monopoly champion’s winning strategy was buy any property you land on, put 3 houses on it, and then go to jail over and over and over again.

[@racool911]

How do you go to jail on purpose

[@Shotgundude1]

@@racool911 I think there is something in the rules about chances, where there’s a specific route you can take to maximise your chance at getting in jail

[@bagredecartola1289]

A surprise, but a welcome one

[@kajatab]

Our easy house rule for this one is escalating sentences. Jail is 50$ times the square of the number of times you have been there this game. 1st time 50 2nd 200 3 450 4 800 Doubles still get you out, but the stack continues. you go bankrupt real fast if you get caught.

[@notjosiah5283]

Easy way to win: get the chance card where you can blame a different player for your crime, and wait until the bank heist card is on the board, then steal all the money and you can get away with it

[@abderianagelast7868]

"A game that anyone can enjoy to some extent" The only way I will ever enjoy Monopoly is watching it burn in a bonfire that I'm roasting marshmallows over. So I guess it's technically a true statement, to some extent.

[@flyingsquirrel64]

I played cheaters monopoly with my family. I just grabbed all the money in the bank and we were all laughing. Nobody officially called me a cheater so I just broke the economy. I think I won.

[@greenstarlover1]

Now that's an accurate depiction of irl economics.

[@madmachanicest9955]

Fun pack everyone plays Monopoly wrong and that's why it takes forever. If someone lands on a property and they do not want to buy it or can't afford to buy it and it's auctioned off to the highest better . And with no exceptions.. this results in the board filling up fast and people being able to claim pieces on the board they didn't actually land. This allows the board to be caught up quickly and most players with the least amount of money will be eliminated very. The average professional Monopoly tournaments like 15 minutes

[@ChaosBeaver]

Monopoly, Munchkin addition.

[@timothyfrasier8218]

This was really interesting I hope you do more of this types of videos

[@gopro_audio]

Play this game using a d20. ITS AMAGING!

[@LexusLFA554]

Ah, the escape artist card. Also has the drawback that everyone watches you like a hawk if you get handcuffed another time.

[@Adriethyl]

The biggest tragedy is loving Monopoly and not having any friends available to play.

[@drakox9603]

I once beat 3 people whoteamed up against me

[@kittenwizard4703]

Once*

[@drakox9603]

@Kitten Wizard k like one time I beat like my entire class we where in Sociology

[@gopro_audio]

play it using a d20

[@drakox9603]

@@gopro_audio no

[@tjneumann7828]

The trick for unlicensed contractor is to get extra hotels when you are already getting one.

[@AithneVixen]

I'd love to see this kind of video on other board games, I think others would probably agree

[@Gmod-ki4mw]

Rule number 1, never let me near the bank

[@Chase-gb8mx]

The best thing to do is to take the entire bank and use the frame another player card if anyone trys to stop you

[@bjrnbjrnson4823]

The only needed house rule: jail fines go up exponentially. 50, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200, ...

[@ulitharid8907]

I enjoyed this video far more than I ever thought I would enjoy a video about monopoly. More videos like this would be awesome!

[@FunAngelo2005]

You made the game more realistic

[@Serena295]

cheaters edition isn't monopoly. best way to end a monopoly game is to not start. we use zero house rules when we play. (yes, i am no fun at parties)

[@chiiika.ayyAtHK]

As a judge I feel so tired lol Not that I couldn’t stare at everyone on the board and running the confirmations in my brain

[@pixeldoesart1864]

The way my friends and I make Monopoly go faster is by instead of gaining 200 everytime you pass go, you lose 20%

[@TheTechReactor]

Monopoly was originally called the landlord game and was literally designed to not be fun.

[@otakusurnaturelle4501]

As a Monopoly fanatic, this variant just seems like so much fun ! Now, to convince my family to play with me.... ^^'

[@TrapPlaysGames]

I like to constantly exchange my money with different deviations in normal monopoly while also snagging 10-500 money every time

[@Jade_Dragon]

He provided the perfect way to get a hotel and doesn't even know it. When you're turn comes up, be very quick in grabbing the bank, like your exited. So quick, that half the hotels pour out! And if you keep one while picking up... Well, that's your business isn't it?

[@Kizaco]

Exited

[@notoriouswhitemoth]

Wow, I'm surprised Hasbro admitted to remembering what this game is about

[@SergioPSC]

I'm convinced monopoly just spawns in houses. Everyone has one but refuses to play ever

[@nickm9102]

Totally off topic of the video but I love how the background music is the Mario Paper game music.

[@paskoracer_4644]

everyone gangster until someone own all of pink and has hotels on them

[@mjl167]

PAPER MARIO MUSIC! YOU WIN MY HEART!

[@vortex7733]

I can see that getting intense. All out war by the end. No one going to prison bank is everyware and hotels dotting the board.

[@Silverfish0161]

whoops looks like i brought my 4 extra sets of monopoly to ensure ive got enough cash, hotels and houses while also being able to slip the community chest and chance, hotel and house repairs card into the pile every now and then to catch people out

[@lava1staff]

My town has its own monopoly version so I’m happy with that and we have played it a lot

[@dubionite]

I have this monopoly set myself and nobody who was playing knew what the cheat cards were so we basically just did ultimate cheater mode

[@lorewalkermaohao4602]

My siblings always accused me of cheating in Monopoly, but I only ever cheated as much as they did.

[@ChillerYT]

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[@HexSaber]

also when i want to do escape artist i just slide my hand under the table when nobody is looking and take it off and keep it under the table.

[@hermeticbear]

The Cheaters monopoly sounds riotously fun