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10 Untold Truths About McDonald’s Monopoly

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Here’s a list of the Top 10 Untold Truths About McDonald’s Monopoly! Everyone loves winning on McDonald’s Monopoly so today we count down 10 things you didn’t know about McDonald’s Monopoly!
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McDonald’s Monopoly is a collaboration between the fast food giant and Hasbro, the creator of the board game Monopoly. The gameplay is fairly simple. You get game pieces when you buy certain items on the menu. The pieces represent property on the board. You collect the tokens, color-match the properties, and win a huge prize. See? Simple. Well, not exactly. There’s a reason McDonald’s Restaurants patrons haven’t all turned into millionaires overnight. There’s always a catch. So let’s roll the dice and check out these 10 untold truths about McDonald’s Monopoly.

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:35 The Myth of Park Place
1:49 So Many Game Pieces
3:06 Not All Pieces Are Created The Same
4:32 Fraud and McDonald’s Monopoly
5:44 No Purchase Necessary
6:44 Monopoly’s Marketing Success
7:57 You Won’t Become a Millionaire
9:08 The Average Joe Doesn’t Win Much
10:22 There’s a McDonald’s Monopoly Movie Coming Soon
11:28 Playing McDonald’s Monopoly Online

SUMMARIES:
– As you can expect not all single tokens are winners. Some need to be combined together in groups before you can claim your prize. Naturally the more pieces you need for a certain puzzle, the less value each piece has for the players.
– For a game played everywhere from Canada to South Africa and from New Zealand to Germany and with such huge cash prizes, you’d wonder how come the number of millionaires in the world isn’t doubling every few days.
– You know the saying, all men are equal in the eyes of the law but some are more equal than others? Granted, it’s steeped in cynicism, but it applies perfectly to the game of McDonald’s Monopoly.
– With the odds of winning the big prizes stacked so high, not everyone plays fair. In fact, the history of the game is marred with fraud. The fraud didn’t involve McDonald’s or its employees though.
– While some people try to rig the game in their favor, others resort to some unusual ways to get their hands on the precious pieces. Now you might think that your only way of getting a token is if you bought a menu item that rewards you with a game piece.
– Even though the million dollar prize remains as elusive as ever, there are other prizes which are still quite valuable. And people win all the time. So why does McDonald’s keep rolling out the game year after year? Surely they must be losing money by now, having to give away all those cash prizes, ATVs, and Xbox sets. What do they get in return? Well, for one thing, they get a lot of publicity.
– This one might come as a shock to you so you’d better be sitting down while you’re watching this. Even if the stars aligned and you finally got so lucky that you landed that elusive piece and won the top prize, you still won’t become a millionaire. McDonald’s won’t pay you $1,000,000 dollars in cash.
– Every one of us thinks they are special. We’re either smarter than people around us, more gifted, have special talents, or we’re just luckier. Yes, we all believe Lady Luck favors us with her winning smile more than anyone else. It’s an illusion, but we take comfort in believing that.
– Because of the sensational nature of the fraud case and the years it had gone undetected, the story got the attention of Hollywood. There’s talk that Matt Damon and Ben Affleck would star in a movie adaptation of this heist.
– There’s another form for the traditional McDonald’s Monopoly game that you can play online. It was introduced back in 2005 and has had huge success. The rules for the game are different depending on your location. But generally speaking you use a code instead of a physical game piece and you’re allowed to enter 10 codes every 24 hours.

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169 Comments

  1. i thought it was common sense that if there is 1 prize of 1million then there would only be 1 boardwalk piece

  2. Ive only got free fries, hashbrown, and parfait. I tried to collect the pieces for $500

  3. there’s so many friends clips haha

  4. We all know the game is rigged but winning a free mcflurry is still worth playing

  5. Wait in America it's not called mayfair and parklane 🤔🤔🤔🤨🤨🤨🤔

  6. Every year I get one of them last year I got bored walk year before I got park place

  7. I've won almost all the food prizes in the past years and today I won a now TV pass 😀
    It is possible to win stuff.
    Food is best prize though

  8. Or you don't look for them as you don't eat McDonalds like me. In the UK the advert for this company game is being looked at only being aired after 9pm (to try to combat obesity in kids apparently) or is already in force.

  9. as a kid me and my mates climbed through a McDonald's drive through window and stole loads of cups and fries packets about 300 of each and only won food and a coupon book lol.

  10. Last time I only needed one of anything to win and I ended up with about 6 parkplace

  11. parkplace? i only know parklane.

  12. Honestly last time my family started collecting the monopoly pieces we had boardwalk but could never get park place

  13. I only really look out for the free food ones

  14. The most I’ve ever gotten was a free Coca Cola Zero

  15. Its not board walk it’s mayfare

  16. 300th comment I only commented for the satisfaction

  17. Winnings are tax free in the UK too.

  18. Boardwalk doesn't exist it's mayfair jk I know it's American monopoly

  19. Boardwalk doesn't exist it's mayfair jk I know it's American monopoly

  20. Boardwalk doesn't exist it's mayfair jk I know it's American monopoly

  21. Wait. What? Is this an exclusively American thing?

  22. The best prize I got was skull head phones. The Lind that rest on your head and cover your whole ear 😂 I loved those

  23. I got a free roku stick from it this year

  24. Park Place and Boardwalk? WTF Park Lane and Mayfair ahaha

  25. I won't lie I play this for the food. Not kidding lol

  26. you guys are just reiterating the same point

  27. we all only want the free food sis

  28. It may be only 20 BoardWalk pieces out there, but THEY ARE OUT THERE BABY!!!!

  29. My friend won 5k. I'm still so jealous!

  30. Just imagine if they did a different game like scrabble and there are different letters and some are rarer than others and you have to spell out certain words

  31. these are untold? Everyone tells these truths…

  32. Do a video on the BS Monopoly scam at Albertsons supermarkets.

  33. This entire video just tells you really obvious shit like ‘there is only so many winning pieces’

    Save yourself 13 minutes and watch something else

  34. I just like free food and peeling

  35. I've had a lot of free food from this as I'll always keep an eye out for McDonald's trash when walking my dogs, since a surprising amount of people don't check to see if they've won.

  36. My sister has alsbury ireland best card (basically park place)

  37. McDonalds Monopoly is just like Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes. A scam.

  38. what do McDonalds get in return? fat addicted idiots

  39. In the UK, you need park place and Mayfair. I have park place

  40. Park Place & Boardwalk…? Wtf..? Its Park Lane & May fair

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