How To Play MONOPOLY Speed In 10 Minutes.
Have you ever played a game of Monopoly that has lasted hours, days, months or even years. Has your last game of Monopoly even broken up your friendship? Well now you can play Monopoly Speed which encompasses an entire game of Monopoly in under ten minutes. People often invented their own house rules to play.
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Monopoly is a game of trading properties, bidding, auctioning for different properties all with the aim of trying to force the other players into bankruptcy. Love the feeling of landing on Mayfair, Park Lane, Pall Mall and Trafalgar Square and charging rent. Monopoly Speed takes those elements and squeezes it into a small time frame.
In this version of Monopoly, there are some rule changes including the introduction of a timer. Now there is a moving phase and a bidding or trading phase. Even the Chance and Community Chest cards have changed. The Chance cards now provide with some take that effects that help you to gain the properties that you need during the trading phase. The Community Chest cards now provide players with end game goals that they can strive for to earn extra cash at the end of the game.
So come and join me as I teach you how to play Monopoly as we review Monopoly Speed. Enjoy!
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I would made maybe a houserule that all players should only moves their piece after everyone and trown their dice and if 2 or more players land on the same property than there if the choose to buy it or not but if 2 or players want to buy that property than there should be a auction where they bid for the property and the highest bider gets it but he/she must pay the price they bid.
POV your here because you weren’t bothered to read the manual
This game feels forced to be fast which I think is dumb. The game of life is pretty long but I do get a lot of fun playing it
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How does the community chest and chance work?? I mean like how do we pick them??
I'm actually kind of fond of what they did in Monopoly Speed. Sure, I will admit it's not the same Monopoly game that we've all grown up with. There are no buildings, all the properties are worth the same, the jail isn't really a jail, etc. But, there's one thing that Monopoly Speed offers and I think is genuinely quite interesting, and that's a score attack version of Monopoly. They made Monopoly feel like you're playing one of those really old school arcade games, we're the only real goal was to get high score. It is honestly quite fascinating but that's the direction they took this game, and while it is not a replacement for a standard Monopoly set, I think it's fun in its own right. I'll be one of the first to admit that Monopoly is not a perfect game, by any stretch of the imagination. But I can see how having no buildings can be not as fun as the original, as well as no sense of true value.
I would argue that if they were to add in buildings, they would need to give players more money, but if players were spending their money building buildings they weren't spending it on properties, and then that'd be a bit of a mess in this kind of a game. If properties were worth differently on the board, then you'd have a hard time in the moment trying to decipher how much your property is worth. The way they designed it is simple; every property is worth the same so just chuck $1,000 into the middle and you're good. One of my only real complaints with Monopoly Speed is by the second buying phase you don't have enough money to buy property, and the amount of money that you gain from the GOs are not very much.
Like I said, not a complete replacement of a full Monopoly set, but fun and different in its own right.
Knowing that, if possible, everyone cheats at monopoly. If all players are focused on rolling as fast as possible what's to stop someone from rolling one number and moving extra spaces?