Monopoly Top 10 STRATEGIES To WIN – Ultimate Monopoly Board Game Strategy Guide 2022

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1. If you get something good for trading away full monopolies when there are no houses, do it

2. My top best strats in my opinion is there are four sets orange yellow greens and dark blues is what I mostly buy and I always auction utilities to go for the railroads but buy pinks reds to use as mortgaging sets for later or sell to your opponent for more money

3. There is something wrong with the board state in this video example. You can't have a single hotel in a property set haha.

4. Much like my real life investing B/C properties have best cash flow but not as much rent.

5. when you decide not to buy a property, can you still bid on it during the auction?

6. I don't think people understand how op mortgaging properties to buy more properties can be.

7. Dont follow the first strategy i followed it bought everything and even bought houses to create a house shortage then a community chest card came and it aaked me for repair work on my properties pay 25 per house owned and 100 per hotels and since i had bought lots of houses i had to pay a huge amount and thus i lost the game

8. 1 tip that's really good is try own at least one property of each color except brown, with this your opponents will not be able to get a color set or if your opponent had a property you really wanted than you could just trade

9. My friends and I play our own version to where we can put at most 2 hotels on properties (we try to end the game faster). To do this, we must pay double the first hotel. We don't go hotel and house, but rather hotel straight to double hotel. The double hotel doubles the price (one hotel on New York Avenue = $1,000 and 2 hotels = $2,000).

10. A tactic I've experimented with is to try and get the two browns and blues through landing on them or through trading for a low price (acting like you don't really need them).

    So that later on when making a trade, add those to the offer as a bonus incentive, since players are much more likely to accept property than money.

    This allows you trade to get better properties for much less of the cost.

11. I like playing long odds and going for a knock-out or near knock-out blow. I'm known for buying houses as soon as someone is within strking distance — and by that I mean within 12 spaces, not just 6, 7, or 8 spaces. I mean, don't you find it painful to have someone roll a 10, 11, or 12 and only collecting double rent when you could have bled them big? So, I'll do it right after I take my turn and have landed safely. Of course it could be suicide if they don't land on my property. But even if it's not a knock-out blow when they do land on my newly-developed property, it might a) force them to tear down houses near where I'm poised to land next, b) cause them not to build up more or at all, c) give me some funds to survive landing on their developed property. Risky? Yeah. Does it make sense statistically? I don't know; maybe the thrill of victory has provided enough salve to soothe the sting of my losses. Thoughts? Anybody doing the same?

12. Best way to win is to keep x10 100's up your sleeve lmao

13. What is your thoughts on the two brown properties?

14. Only Legendary Tactics can make an interesting, enjoyable, and comprehensive strategy guide for Monopoly! Great job guys.

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