Monopoly: Casual player or megalomaniac?

Monopoly - I'm ...

  • a casual, laid back play who doesn't worry about properties and relaxes and enjoys the game.

    Votes: 9 40.9%
  • an omnipotent property god!! HOTELS! HOTELS! HOOOTTTEEELLLSSS!!!!

    Votes: 10 45.5%
  • not allowed to play and still need to apologies to <family member> after the last game!

    Votes: 3 13.6%

  • Total voters
    22
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MontyVeda

a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
:laugh::laugh: i think some people make it up as they go along. I am the only one it seems who abides by the rules it seems

I thought it was all in the past, but it's just flooding back to me... it's not just the silly house rules, it that persistent cheat too... she'd roll a six, pick up the dice, move seven, or five, whatever's convenient, claim that she'd rolled whatever she'd moved... then play all dim if caught out. :cursing:



and relax.
 
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Kies

Guest
Many a christmas spent playing for the whole day, and sometimes beyond. We used to allow an auction (starting at 1/2 price of the face value) if the person that landed on it, didn't wish to buy.
Would end up like an episode of storage wars, where alliances would build up to make ME pay more than i wanted to!!! GGGrrrrrr

And in collusion with my wife, the kids would give themselves £300 every time they passed GO
 

Fnaar

Smutmaster General
Location
Thumberland
I simply can't be @rsed with it, but play it now and again with the kids, I wouldn't otherwise. In a now infamous family holiday game, a rainy day inside a camper van, a game lasted 6 hours, and one of my kids turned out to have quuite a head for business and megalomania!
 
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Shaun

Shaun

Founder
Moderator
Little Ms. Admin won. If the dancing career doesn't work out I'm getting her enrolled into hotel management school straight away ... :laugh:
 

Legs

usually riding on Zwift or up steep hills...
Location
Staffordshire
I’ll make whatever deals are necessary to get the light blue set early on in the game. You can whack hotels on them all for £750 and then watch the money roll in.
 

Profpointy

Legendary Member
Nothing beats a good game of Risk to bring a family reunion to an abrupt close.

My mates played one game of risk where someone got attacked by each player on turn and was knocked out before he'd even had a chance to make his first move.
 

Profpointy

Legendary Member
Monopoly is a perfectly decent game if you play to the rules: specifically properties must be auctioned if the lander chooses not to buy. It also only works if people get on with it and don't faff about.

It is also annoying if people refuse to deal - that is when offered a swap so you both get a set, not silly deals where someone simply wants to buy a missing property for face value which should obviously get short shrift
 

SpokeyDokey

69, & my GP says I will officially be old at 70!
Moderator
Not my favourite game, tbh.

But, on the very rare occasion I play it, I could not give a toss if I win or lose. It's just a game.

On the flip side, my BF has to win everything he plays. He is like a man possessed and revels in victory.
 
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