Secrets You Should Know To Win At Common Games

[@jgagnier]

If you get E-R in Scrabble, put them at the end of your rack. If you get R-E, put them at the beginning of your rack. Sure.

[@greensteve9307]

Hahaha!! Well spotted.

[@Victorian_Orphan]

Lol

[@Blobbo]

its pronounced shore

[@farmersoon]

Hehe 😂

[@niceColdWuhta]

Got it tho

[@techdriveMei]

Arguements are such common and fun games.

[@lishalulu]

Yeah, instead of playing monopoly on Christmas Day I just tend to start an argument

[@Ninjaananas]

techdrive ._. Yes, they are especially fun in Internet.

[@Slyfox2388]

😂😂😂😂

[@1ProtonProductions1]

No they aren't? fuck you

[@matthewclark7952]

I play Monopoly and get into an argument as a result :)

[@zyzzer]

10. Darts 9. Scrabble 8. An Argument 7. Jenga 6. Dodgeball 5. Monopoly 4. Arm Wrestling 3. Laser Tag 2. Rock Paper Scissors 1. Pool

[@killrbladz7989]

I wasn't expecting 6, 8, or 4.

[@TheLordofMetroids]

Can I just say, damn, wish I had thought of that user name.

[@urmelodygf]

-nope-

[@yuichiusagirabbitpawssnow4820]

Remember play monopoly and dodge balls including lasers tags also jenga final scrabble too

[@LasTCursE69]

If you cross advice from different games it also works.. For example: Aim for their kids when you are losing an argument

[@corey977]

The key to winning arm wrestling is to arm wrestle kids

[@charliestanczewski1960]

Go for the kids lol

[@moldecheese1545]

Charliestanz7 savage

[@Aerotactics]

I was surprised how nonchalant this was too.

[@Retromaster364]

I was actually going to say that lol

[@dayostical]

It's real out there on the laser tag field.

[@gobzdzilla]

Parents use their own children as a diversion :D It's logical to neutralize.

[@xygomorphic44]

To add onto the dodgeball one: Go for the weaker, slower, easier players first. This does things: 1. Quickly tips the balance in the favor of your team by giving you the better ratio early on. 2. Provides a buffer which makes it harder for the better players to re-enter the game 3. Makes your team more confident since it looks like they're "winning"

[@SoFarSoFree]

You had me at shoot the kids, but then blammo... "Throw paper three times and eat their soul"

[@kindlin]

He actually does have the very best beginner tips for pool players. Players think they don't have a chance (or something) and just shoot, throwing any chance they did have out the window. Take your time, look at your shot, understand it, breathe, shoot. I always say that you have to actually try if you hope to actually win.

[@kevinbheaven]

Monopoly @5:45

[@louisdarbandi9224]

Thabks

[@kevinbheaven]

Louis Darbandi np

[@kevinbheaven]

Ian Jones np!

[@daherbal777]

Kevin Brown thanks

[@GarrettPetersen]

The only winning move is not to play.

[@shadowthehedgehog4737]

One reason it may be a good idea to not built hotels in Monopoly is because you can put up to 4 houses on each property. If you have the funds, you can use up a lot of the houses. Other players will get stuck when all of the houses have been bought and will have to wait until someone either buys a hotel or sells houses.

[@sammylane21]

Even though there is no way to quickly win at Jenga,there is but one way...through the lengthy process of elimination until only one remains.

[@pantslizard]

Sammy Lane- sweety I'll let you win if you play...topless...

[@davidcardona9243]

pantslizard lol, someone is thirsty

[@CarInMyAss]

pantslizard lmao nice!

[@escaper59]

+Kvat you also put yourself in far greater risk doing this near the beginning, as it is likely to come back around to you, and pulling this move later in the game has a higher chance of failing as you do it

[@repatillo6870]

You do realize that you keep putting the pieces back on top so there can never be only 1

[@kalebknight5390]

8:34 - “Go for the kids. Every hit tallies up” 😂

[@crevthabeing]

...that random ass relationship advice tho

[@danieljad9]

Crev 4Cuba LOL ikr

[@PeteZam]

lmao you know

[@Yerinjibbang]

yea man wtf lol

[@Slyfox2388]

Hahah right! Thought I changed the video. 😂😂😂😂

[@smissions7340]

YT has a min length now maybe that's why.

[@samuelguillaume7449]

Last thing for monopoly: Focus on the less expensive ones. You can build a hotel for nearly nothing and it gives you good cash flow. Furthermore, your opponents will certainly focus the most expensive so they won't pay to much attention to you, and when they'll notice, it'll be too late.

[@Aringka]

"who wants play argument?" "not me" "yes you do!!"

[@kristopherlee81]

Haha caint stop lauphing !!!!!

[@ColeZoar]

"Your opponent will not only respect you but love you to even when you ADD PILLOWS TO TWISTER!" 3:28 XD perfect timed ad!!!

[@shotsgalaxabletv8293]

Yeah you're gonna have time to plan your argument, sure.

[@yordlejay6820]

If you're quick enough you can plan it in your head.

[@j2323j]

ICICspyTV 2 Just lie

[@jokeradviser5843]

eh, eh

[@JohnDoe-om5ho]

There will always be a power struggle in every argument. Rather than play the game I simply draw attention away from the issue and focus on what the conditions are in the argument. There is a point to be made and how it's made makes all the difference. If I don't like how the argument is turning out I know I can simply end the conversation and refuse to speak any further on the matter until a later time of my choosing. It's better not to lose you're cool and come back later than blow up all together. Giving you the moment needed if you require a counter strategy.

[@JohnDoe-om5ho]

JacsRambles yeah i can't argue against somebody who drops their pants

[@kiankraken4178]

Subscribed fantastic helpful tips there!

[@willtheangrydudeist9120]

Dont think Qatar can be used in scrabble... And all you need to know about Dodgeball is the 5 D's: Dodge, Duck, Dip, Dive and... Dodge

[@Marqusdavis]

If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball!

[@Jay-cn3js]

You forgot "Duck"

[@mactireaonair7957]

Qatar is a proper noun - not allowed in Scrabble. Like Atlanta or Seattle, etc.

[@HKB108]

GREAT Video mann! All in one

[@thosetwoleatherjacketguys8052]

8:33 go for the kids lol

[@tunalad]

*Pumped Up Kicks starts playing*

[@NitrousDragon]

Sounds like lawless warfare... Lol

[@aaronmicalowe]

If you want to play good pool here's my 3 tips (pun intended): 1) Stand so that your center of gravity is in the middle of your body (even when leaning over), so that you're not being pulled forward (which limits your pool arm action). 2) Keep your head low and pool elbow high and make sure all three are in a straight line from elbow, through tip to cueball, onto object ball and pocket. 3) Like the video says, follow through and pay attention if you miss the pot to see what caused it. Was it your center of balance, your elbow or your attention to the angle? Don't worry about getting the angle right. Do all of these three and getting the angles right is automatic.

[@Da11ebayo]

the tip for winning the arm wrestling is to straight up cheat.

[@picolete]

nope

[@earthchan9171]

Not only that, it's an OBVIOUS cheat that everyone is going to see and call you out for

[@picolete]

It's not a cheat it's a legal movement, cheating would be lifting the elbow

[@yoko3182]

My wife's manager is a world champion arm wrestler and has given my wife a few lessons. She confirmed the pointers in here.

[@Blobbo]

on who??

[@chaseroush6503]

5:01 - 5:08 Thank you for putting shots of USAF PT in here. This is one more thing about the AF that needs to be known.

[@ismokeybearxxx5598]

Out of all that the funniest was the paintball, "Aim for the Kids" XD

[@coralmaynard4876]

"Go for the kids" Man, that's harsh, you take no prisoners... ...I like it!

[@sammylane21]

Me and my friends love to play GIANT Jenga because our game of tiny Twister was such a disaster,haha!!

[@crazyt1483]

You just gave me a idea for e even funnier game Twist Jenga. The prompts are printed onto the blocks. only 1 arm is to be played at a time In twister eg in your left arm is on blue and you get right red then you switch. This means that you won’t only be looking for the most stable position but the one that means that you can reach the tower

[@ispentwaytoolonggettinganame]

P

[@port566]

Waaaaaaaay too much information....

[@kcvanderpool]

Pics or it didn't happen.

[@Tef-ng4sk]

Sammy Lane Big Bang theory?

[@alexisfiligree9116]

Another thing to keep in mind for Monopoly is that the single most common start point for any roll is jail. There are chance, community chest, triple doubles, and direct landings which all result in this same outcome. The end result of this is that the oranges are BY FAR the best color set on the board. Most sets which have advances (aside from the reds) become essentially worthless once their advance is out of the chance deck. It's generally best to avoid the dark purples/browns (Mediterranean and Baltic), but if you acquire them, always keep hotels on them. Three houses on Mediterranean will net you a cool $90, but a hotel will net you $250. Three houses on Baltic will get you $180, but a hotel nabs you $400. In fact, the total cost of the set plus hotels (in the long game) is $620, and a single landing on Baltic will get you $400 of that back. So only bother with them if they are your only set, it's very early, or if there is very little money in the game. It is difficult to finish a player off with the $400 on Baltic due to the Go space being just before, and thus covering half of the cost of a landing. The worst set in the game with standard rules is the green set. Their cost versus return equation leaves them sorely lacking...with an upfront cost of $920 just to own the set, without a single house...coupled with their value only becoming a real threat at 3 houses each, that is a total cost of $2720 to get them off the ground...and net you $900 on a landing, less than 1/3 of what it cost to get you to that point.

[@MitchellOrd]

How to make a thumbnail Step 1 find a photo that is in someway connected to your video Step 2 put random circles and arrows every where Then you’re done

[@Jay-cn3js]

Seems about right

[@BatNestor]

Yes! Now I know how to play monopoly. I was always counting on the train stations and loosing - not anymore. Thank you:)

[@krotenschemel8558]

Half of the monopoly tips were good, the other half not and the important tips were left out. There are several different versions of the game, so I won't refer to the streets by name. First, buying everything you land on is correct, while some are more efficient than others, it doesn't matter much, buying more property is good. Second, every time you cross the start-field you get an amount of money from the bank we will call X. This is the most important gain aside from property, so you want to deny your opponent that. What you do, is you build houses and hotels on your property so that every street will cost the victim X, that's what you aim for, don't go higher. More properties on which they'll have to pay X are better than a single property where they have to pay a multiple of X. Third tip, and that's most important. buy properties adjacent to each other. You want a long chain of properties with as little holes as possible. The oppnent will move with 2d6. So that's 2 upto 12 tiles, with 7 bing the most common result. What you want is that no matter what he rolls, he needs to pay you X once per round. If you would own 12 properties next to each other, him landing on them would be garanteed, that's not possible, to we do the next best thing, getting as close to that ideal as possible. The rest really is just patience and attrition.

[@johannesvanderhorst9778]

If you have limited money, it still is better to have one property on what opponent has to pay you 3 times X, than to have two properties where on each of them opponents have to pay you just X. This way, locations not counted, your expected income is 3X/7 an opponent rather than 2X/7 an opponent.

[@help4343]

Most people who have played Monopoly know to buy unowned property you land on. It is mostly a game of luck, and usually all you can do strategy wise in outsmart you opponents in trading

[@krotenschemel8558]

I disagree with both assessments, monopoly isn't about maximising your money gain, it's about getting your opponents out of buisness. Moneymaking isn't the objective, it's just one of the mechanics. You don't need to maximize your profits, you need to minimize the potential of the oppent to operate. The general strategy to trading is: you want property that's in the same set as yours and near the bulk of your property. In doubt go for the second quater. Of all the other sets, you should keep only one street as it's just to deny your opponent building stuff on the set.

[@johannesvanderhorst9778]

The more money you gain from opponents, the more money you force them to lose, hence the closer you get them to be bankrupt. And if in the mean time you earn that money, you stay further away from being bankrupt. Hence you increase your odds of winning the game.

[@Buglin_Burger7878]

Monopoly isn't a game about one thing, it is about 2 things and how each effects the other. Buying a street prevents an opponent from getting it, getting an opponent's money gives you more money to use against them. While having more streets in a small area increases your percent when they are there to get money... they are more likely to only pay once per cycle since if you use 2 dice... this means all adjacent tiles are ignored meanwhile you'll have to pay more having less safe tiles around the entire board. Your shops might be more powerful, but also rely more on chance and encourage you to pay others more. Similarly Jail itself has a unique benefit of being the most potentially important tile if you play with double dice letting you roll again and sending you to Jail on 3 successful doubles. The tiles ahead of Jail are more likely to be visited as people get sent to Jail more often, while the tiles behind Jail are visited less since you have more chances to hit the 3 doubles needed. Ultimately it is all random chance though, meaning that no matter what you do or how smart you play people can simply never land on anything you own. It might even be luck your strats work.

[@Huhwjaeff]

I always win rock paper scissors anyway. I just see what the opponent is about to play before their hand even forms the shape then counter fast enough that no one has ever noticed. I would recommend just increasing your reaction speed somehow and you’ll find your rate of wins becoming a lot higher. If your reaction takes at least 1 second then your reaction speed isn’t high enough and the opponent will notice. If you can do this in less than a second then you’re set.

[@samengine30]

I love the new intro

[@eastportland]

I'm liking the new "Amazing!" guy.

[@baconcatsizzle]

*G O F O R T H E K I D S*

[@smissions7340]

𝗚𝗼 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗸𝗶𝗱𝘀, 𝗕𝗼𝗼.. 𝗚𝗼 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗸𝗶𝗱𝘀! (if you got this you are a really old nerd.. congrats lol.)

[@coreysavage8584]

Pool player here. #1 First bit about nerves.... A shot routine is what Pro's use to counter the effect of feeling the pressure. Line-up, approach, address cue-ball, use 3 - 5 or even 7 practice strokes but use the same each shot until it is ingrained and no longer has to be thought of. Some players make a habit of walking around the table once before more difficult shots. The pre-established structure/fundamentals will elevate a players game into the "zone" or being "in-stroke" with greater consistency than having no shot-routine at all. Swigging on RedBull... player preference I spose, but just like coffee too much of it can create tension in the shooting mechanics... the arm delivering the stroke of the cue is the ONLY BODY PART that should move in the shot.... and should be relaxed, same with the hand cradling the butt of the cue. Caffeine can mess with those things a bit. Forget what they said about breaks. The #1 THING to know about the break in Pool is: Cue Ball Control! In both 9-ball and 8-ball leaving the white ball in the middle of the table after a solid break is the position offering the greatest percentages of having a shot after the break. If you have NO CLUE how to do that, you should have a knowledgeable player 'show' you. But then each pool table is a unique individual and soft breaks and other more refined break-shots are available. The last bit about Following through the Cue ball on the shot is CRITICAL. Peace.

[@RandomCarrot2806]

"Keep the argument about the specific thing you are arguing about" So never argue with a woman? Got it.

[@JedForge]

Just say "Yes dear!" and you'll be ok ... unless she asks you if a certain dress makes her look fat. "Yes dear" is NOT the right answer then!

[@RandomCarrot2806]

Capitulating before the argument has even begun doesn't seem like a viable strategy if you want to get anywhere.

[@JedForge]

Depends upon what you want. If most people would stop and ask "What am I trying to win here?" before getting into those silly arguments, they'd find more peace in their lives. Honestly, my wife and I are amazed at how complicated people make their marriages and what little things will lead to break some of them up.

[@RandomCarrot2806]

I'm not saying that men should be determined to win silly arguments at all costs but rather that if you just roll over on the things you care about that will lead to a terrible one sided marriage.

[@JedForge]

I get what you're saying and agree to a point. No two people are going to agree 100% of the time and how you deal with those inevitable disagreements is going to determine how successful the relationship is. My wife and I get snippy with each other, but we never let it devolve into scorekeeping or personal attacks. It's just I've seen so many times with others where I wanted to bonk the guy on the head and say "Seriously? You left her/let her get away over that?!?!?!" And not trying to imply any perfection on the other side of the gender gap. I have a friend that couldn't do anything he wanted until everything on his wife's "honey-do" list was done and even then only if she wasn't going out with her friends that night. He's still married to her though and SEEMS happy /shrug. Bottom line, if you're constantly preparing for an argument and if there's a lot of "scorekeeping", that's a huge red flag that should have been identified long before the vows. Yes, you shouldn't let yourself be stomped on all the time, but there are times where you really need to ask yourself what you're going to win when you go into an argument? My $1.50 anyway /shrug. Never claimed to be an expert :)

[@timetraveler3806]

3 way to do an argument 1. Mom jokes/insult 2. family insult 3. swear words

[@Whiggism]

his underwear disappeared at 9:43

[@trustyaxe]

Laser tag, Number 3 - "Go for the kids"...lmao!

[@itsyaroms6548]

Good video definitely going to use some of these

[@moomoomoo33ass]

It's ya Roms common sense ! Retarted video

[@Bloodpoison1999]

"Go for the Kids" Yes thats how you ruin a Kids Birthday, i love it

[@ting280]

The arm wrestling wrist bend thing is cheating

[@firewater4084]

ting280 ikr

[@ryu9687]

Na

[@CaptainDCap]

Every single one of these arm wrestling tips is cheating. You can't stand up(raise yourself), you can't use the table for leverage(leg against table) and you are only allowed to move your opponent's arm towards the table, not towards yourself. Obviously, these tips are for bar hustling, not tournament play ;)

[@INameIsGood]

And you would get your nose punched in in bar for this shit

[@ryu9687]

INameIsGood no u wouldn't. I arm wrestle in bars all the time. Everyone does it

[@aegisofhonor]

"go for the kids" good job pop, you're really scoring points with your family by taking down your own kids first.

[@clgadd]

Beginnings and endings..... they are called prefixes and suffixes dude. 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@klaweyrus7651]

He speaks for the dumbs

[@AdamasutojrAJR]

Cayla Taylor can't you see there are slow people here miss 🚹

[@kilpatrrick]

Gotem!

[@seanpeanut_9016]

Cayla Taylor yeah but some people are....not as brilliant(🧠) and they wouldn’t understand those words (prefixes and suffixes)

[@theretrorobot2282]

why did you have to put a woman emoji and a feminine symbol at the end of your comment?

[@hankw5086]

In darts, if you frequently miss the number you're aiming for, try aiming for the triple-14 in '01 games. With the 9 & 11 adjacent, your near misses will count more. Also, I've often heard the saying "Point at what you're throwing at." In other words, follow through with your wrist such that after your release you're pointing at your target. And probably most important, RELAX.

[@kingwallace4549]

In monopoly, the light blue are the absolute best. I swapped two reds for one light blue, making my opponent think it was a good deal for him. Here's the catch. Houses and hotels on light blue only cost £50, while on the red they cost £200. Instantly could afford to put hotels on them all and since its right after go, immediately got £1200 or something from people landing on it, which made him so low on cash he couldn't afford houses.

[@alexanderkollmann5609]

JoelKeys ich

[@help4343]

Yeah, the second property set on a side is usually better to have than the one after it.

[@rahilhabib]

Reds are actually £150 per build. The last road is £200.

[@jenniferferguson1517]

If you can get the 3 orange and the 3 red you will win the game 95% of the time. The light blue don’t pay much even with hotels and there is an “advance to Illinois” card which sends people to the red.

[@jenniferferguson1517]

JoelKeys the light blues pay $550 and $600 with hotels on them.

[@Bisher_Hassan]

The new intro is lit..BTW good video

[@sammylane21]

Yes,this is handy for Rock,Paper,Scissors but what about a strategy for Rock,Paper,Scissors,Lizard Spock,huh??

[@lymay8340]

Bazinga!

[@jbowman1018]

Spock always wins duh

[@joshuaperry4112]

Use volcano. Volcano always wins.

[@trendingtv4882]

Sammy Lane ha 😂

[@adrianpizana8548]

Dynamite it blows everything up

[@nexus1g]

Orange, red, yellow, and purple are the best properties in Monopoly (in that order). Jail is the most common square for people to end up on in a game (Chance, Community Chest, Go To Jail space, rolling 3 doubles all send you to jail). Owning properties after it are best, but purple is very easily over-rolled from jail so it has the lowest priority.

[@randomgirl4760]

good vid

[@moomoomoo33ass]

And u r an idiot . Common sense

[@Friendship1nmillion]

And saying "God rest his soul" about Hugh Hefner had me like: 🤢🖕

[@herman3813]

I love your new intro!!

[@aflemish4616]

Merry Christmas to u all

[@jdlech]

In dodgeball, always aim for the head. Balls are harder to catch when they're coming at their head.

[@kiebahow442]

“Go for the kids, every point counts.”

[@tonysobon4669]

god i miss having a pool table in my house. Few things i would have put in a video of "playing pools at bars etc" 1. roll your stick on the table to find the one with the least amount of warp. 2. make sure when your breaking you rack the balls as tight as possible. 3. the video kinda covered it but how you hold the the pole is maybe the most important thing to master and not every hand is the same on the person so the way to grip it varies from person to person so don't get hung up on copying other peoples form and work on it yourself with some "how to" videos to see the best ways to hold your stick. 4. DO NOT play people in there 50's or older for money at bars and such. They didn't have video games and such growing up and most have played for hours a day when they were kids/teens/old enough to go to bars. Even if they "haven't played in years" , even is true its like riding a bike and after 1 or to shots it all comes back to them. 5. unless you really know what your doing always makes sure to take at least 2 lined up shots without hitting the cue ball just to make sure the isn't any friction. lol i just realized this is a stupid comment since this isn't a video you watch to "get good" at pool and there are millions of others " how to play pool" videos , i'm only keeping this comment for the tip about not playing odler people for money. I use to rarely have to pay for drinks when going out to the bar but learned that there is a genaration gap between younger and older players in chances into running into someone who can basically run a table.

[@etr1487]

So an argument is a common game?

[@Saint_nobody]

Yes

[@smissions7340]

+Insane Flame yes, have you not been reading the comments?

[@biscuit2193]

Obviously you've never been in a relationship

[@NitrousDragon]

Let's say it's not... If you start winning, do you think you'll have less arguments, or more? Also having some preparation for... Anything really, is worth it.

[@yrownconviction]

Insane Flame yup if you’re married. Also you never win

[@edschramm6757]

lazer tag - i am pretty much always top 3, if not 1st place overall, be it teams or FFA. 1 - true. 2 - this doesn't apply as much where i play, because you wear a big flashy vest, and there are blacklights in alot of places - meaning pretty much everything glows. 3 - this helps, but only so long as the layout remains unchanged. some places(such as the one i play at) will occasionally reshuffle or add to the layout to level the playing field for a bit. one of the biggest things that wasn't mentioned, but helps immensely - hold the weapon to your shoulder(if its a rifle-type layout), or an SMG type closer to your body, but always in line with your body. this makes aiming occur naturally, and gives you more control of your weapon when whirling. know your weapons is another one - where i play, there is a "killstreak" where your weapon becomes automatic until you are hit. so i can game this such that i pick off a pair of people from the other team, know i have 5-6 players coming up the side, and then i can eliminate them all with rapid fire before they know what hit them.

[@kcnarsayee6477]

Nice vid

[@oblivious3973]

The Monopoly Thumbnail is just common sense for people who play the game alot💯

[@derpytrainwithaturtleontop797]

These aren't secrets! It's a teacher in disguise trying to get us to learn math!

[@trint2004]

Grab the red bull. As you show a picture of beer. Lmao

[@davet1081AA]

Qatar in Scrabble? Isn't that a proper noun?

[@jakeg3126]

I checked the scrabble website dictionary and it says it is not a word. I guess if your playing with friends you could let it go

[@Jivvi]

DFDalton1962 No

[@davet1081AA]

Says in 2010 they're changing the rules (in some versions) in hopes it "will encourage younger people to play" - whatever that means. Somehow I survived playing it with the old rules as a young person 50 years ago. The rules aren't the problem, it's limited vocabulary - people getting dumber.

[@ashIibabbitt1111]

Jake G *you're

[@greensteve9307]

Correct

[@seancondon5572]

4:40 - to win at dodgeball, you gotta remember the f D's of dodgeball: Dodge, Duck, Dip, Dive, and Dodge. Being able to dodge a wrench helps, too.

[@tunalad]

"Go for the kids, every hit tallies up." *Pumped Up Kicks starts playing*

[@myowncomputerstuff]

6:52 I WANT that Monopoly board!

[@Languste]

Best Scrabble word for the Q (at least in German) is "Qi". Check the Duden!

[@Davinhomx]

Languste whats wrong with IQ?

[@pfelice157]

You can't use abbreviations in Scrabble.

[@ryangunn1923]

QI is in the Scrabble dictionary... I think it's fair to use.

[@pfelice157]

Non-English words are illegal in Scrabble.

[@David-cy5zu]

Define non english. When english is made one third of saxon one third of french ans one third of rest

[@LilypondMovie]

"To win at Laser Tag, just think like 'Call of Duty'!" "Tip #5: Go for the kids."

[@teagecko8320]

(Me) cousin fear me in Rock Paper Scissors (Cousin) wanna bet (Me) wins simultaneously

[@lou7512]

2:34 when you didnt have enough games you could talk about so you add some random relationship advice

[@xxshadowwolfxx5838]

Before, i was very close at the dart board with my friend far. WHEN I SHOT THE DART IT WENT INTO THE BULLSEYE!!

[@wonderwoosh9676]

I LOVE the new intro.

[@Nick-zo7mb]

New animatiuon looks good

[@DeeJayTryp]

-i agree-

[@dmrc43]

A quick "tip" For pool, practice your stoke with an empty beer bottle, helps to build muscle memory

[@monsterxzerofied952]

Who would win? A well thought out argument that has facts which could destroy their opponents or No u

[@Megatron995]

It depends on the intellectual and emotional maturity level of your opponent. A cerebral-type opponent won't bow without the facts. If you're arguing with an idiot, go for "no u" - anything better won't even be heard because they'll just shout their idiocy over you.

[@zachstevens7382]

wow. what a great list bro! thanks!

[@cartersheehan7440]

Yeah, cuz if me and my girl arguing, Im gonna pull out a pad and paper to copy down everything she’s saying.

[@DareToBeDeviant]

Have a very good cue stick when playing billiards, too. Through college my campus had millions of dollars to play with every year. Flat screens everywhere, computers with latest specs, gigantic beanbag chair...beds, awesome sound systems, ... and cheap ass cue sticks for the billiard table(s) that had zero weight to them. I'd bring in my own, it had some good weight to it. That cue ball and any it hit would go flying off the table!

[@BeanGangTingle]

There's no easy ways to win Monopo-----

[@rastiga9196]

With loaded di------

[@JackBessant]

Have u seen your profile pic in your dream?

[@ChuckJPC]

stay in jail when properties are gone

[@LawfullSpook]

I want to be a Lime ofc there is buy as many priorities on your 1st turn as you can, generally by auction to tget the cheaper. There is a limited.number of housed and hotels so use them up before others do and just sit back and let people land on ur squares

[@channeldead6340]

I want to be a Lime I saw u comment on other videos also iv seen u in my *DREAM!*

[@lordnazzer]

The very first set of properties in monopoly makes your enemies broke. 1. Cheap to buy and upgrade 2. Decent amount of payment rent when upgraded. 3. Cancels payout when enemies land on your property. 4. Rinse and repeat. 5. Watch them slowly go broke.

[@jackandy1736]

The be amazed face is now a cute little jumping guy.

[@cyruswright9405]

the pool tip helped alot thank you~

[@coinz9007]

Merry Christmas everybody!

[@PJEDRL]

Frankie's Coins you too!

[@Victorian_Orphan]

Uh...Merry late very late....CHRISTMAS!!!!

[@keyboardwarrior327]

Subscribed so I can see that Monopoly strategy video ;)

[@DeathEgg666]

I thought potting black ball was instant loss by default

[@pXnTilde]

And you're not allowed to "push through" your strike. Not to mention suggesting a proper noun in scrabble, and downright cheating at arm wrestling

[@DeathEgg666]

bit of a video about nothing really isnt it lol?

[@ajpaj4341]

if you pot black your opponent wins

[@Anarchy303]

Pocketing the 8 ball on the break is an instant win

[@ajpaj4341]

are u sure

[@JordanBartholme]

Fantastic video. Thanks!

[@nickieb2636]

I just came from a 3.5 hour game of monopoly!! I won haha

[@mynameisgladiator1933]

I always went for the light blue, orange (especially- great payout to cost of houses), but not so much the reds. Also always liked the railroads but didn't know they were that good.

[@loopslytle]

Happy holidays!

[@lelir2117]

I should make a guide like this Arm Wrestling: get strong Dodgeball: Be athletic Pool: Aim

[@tomaszdred5868]

5. this don't work if your friends are cheating :c

[@ComedyLove28]

Kid getting hit in the face by falling Jenga blocks - made my day XD

[@KougaJ7]

This is more like the "Ultimate Scumbag Guide".

[@DarthBelch0]

9:55 "Hey...I didn't dog the shot!"

[@Frost87000]

Thanks i won 50 dollers with a total amount of cash being 10,987

[@maxk1362]

2 more tips for dadgeball: 1. wait for when they throw and then turn back around to get another ball. 2. get 2 balls, then throw the first, but miss on purpose, so they get distracted by that, then strike.

[@taranpalsingh2412]

Nagar palika rocks

[@akshaygurjar3767]

sahi h

[@superwhatevergamin9634]

How I play in each. 10- Darts: I hit Center Bullseyes nearly everytime. I'm rather accurate. 9- Scrabble: Never played... 8- Arguements: Hit and miss; win some, lose some. 7- Jenga: Difficult, but I usually last awhile. Unless it's cold. 6- Dodgeball: Highly evasive, mediocore range. Catching occasionally. 5- Monopoly 😲: The game never ends... It's an endurance contest. 4- Arm Wrestling: I am wirey, so I am kinda hard to put down... But the only way I win is if the other guy gets tired or hurts the wrist. 3- Lazer Tag: Dunno, but I feel I'd be a good aim... Not so sure about dodging lights. 2- R. P. S.: I pick at total random. It's about evaluation of opponent psyche. Without a mind to evaluate, it's tricky to pinpoint. 1- Pool: Steady aim, but not willing to bet on a game.

[@jasonmuszynski1850]

First Comment on Christmas

[@hudbudmudsud]

I love the new intro!