View Full Version : Monopoly-Worst Possible Start and Quickest Possible Bankruptcy
tdydynasty
10-15-2006, 08:37 PM
Worst Start and Bankruptcy
Start with $1500
Roll 2, get pay $150 school tax card ($1350 left)
Roll 2, choose to pay $200 instead of 10% ($1150 left)
Roll 3, get back 3 spaces card, choose to pay $200 instead of 10% ($950)
have someone else get $50 card from each player ($900 left)
Roll 3, get advance to nearest railroad and pay twice the rent ($400) and someone have all 4 railroads (acheived by rolling 5 (Reading), 10 with 5-5 (Pennsylvania), 10 with 5-5 (B&O) and 10 with 6-4 (Short) ($500 left)
Roll 7, get the other advance to nearest railroad ($400) ($100 left)
Roll 8, get pay hospital ($100) ($0 left)
Roll 5, can't pay luxury tax (gone in 7 rolls)
Any faster and quicker ways?
molson
10-15-2006, 08:53 PM
Technically, I guess someone else could land on Vermont Ave on their first turn, and then you buy it from them for $1,500 because you really like Vermont Ave. Then on your first turn, you get the $150 school tax card.
tdydynasty
10-15-2006, 08:57 PM
Who would pay $1500 for Vermont. I would not even if I needed it for a color group. 1 time I had $14 dollars left and could not pay the $15 poor tax card and several times I went bankrupt in jail, could not pay the $50 get out of jail fee.
Greyroofoo
10-15-2006, 09:01 PM
why pay $200 over 15% at the beginning of the game?
Logan
10-15-2006, 09:02 PM
why pay $200 over 15% at the beginning of the game?
Because you're trying to lose in the quickest way possible. Duh.
Greyroofoo
10-15-2006, 09:05 PM
Because you're trying to lose in the quickest way possible. Duh.
then why is he arguing about buying Vermont for $1500?
Logan
10-15-2006, 09:07 PM
then why is he arguing about buying Vermont for $1500?
Because it would be even worse to buy Baltic for $1500.
Galaxy
10-15-2006, 09:28 PM
Donald Trump would be proud.
EagleFan
10-15-2006, 09:28 PM
Sounds like the Raider playbook for Monopoly.
SnDvls
10-15-2006, 11:38 PM
anyone could land on any property space 1st and elect to not buy it thus putting it up for auction and you buy it for the $1,500.
PackerFanatic
10-15-2006, 11:57 PM
Sounds like the Raider playbook for Monopoly.
Oh so true...
lighthousekeeper
10-16-2006, 12:08 AM
on a related note, atari.com offers online play of monopoly, which is pretty cool.
Blade6119
10-16-2006, 12:29 AM
Who would pay $1500 for Vermont.
Inflations a bitch, aint it?
sterlingice
10-16-2006, 07:42 AM
Sounds like the Raider playbook for Monopoly.
*tweet* "Picked up the dice early. False start. Go directly to jail, do not pass go, and do not collect $200"
SI
Warhammer
10-16-2006, 09:53 AM
Ummm... Isn't losing in Monopoly that quickly really a win?
Pumpy Tudors
10-16-2006, 09:55 AM
If you just burned your money or threw it out the window, you'd be bankrupt. You could probably do it before you got to roll the dice, so that's pretty quick.
QuikSand
10-16-2006, 10:46 AM
"Possible" is a bitch of a word.
Draft Dodger
10-16-2006, 06:14 PM
"Possible" is a bitch of a word.
definitely
tdydynasty
10-16-2006, 08:02 PM
If you are trying to win
Start with $1500
Roll 2, get pay $150 school tax card ($1350 left)
Roll 2, pay 10 % income tax($1215 left)
Roll 3, get back 3 spaces card, pay 10% income tax ($1094)
have someone else get $50 card from each player ($1044 left)
Roll 3, get advance to nearest railroad and pay twice the rent ($400) and someone have all 4 railroads (acheived by rolling 5 (Reading), 10 with 5-5 (Pennsylvania), 10 with 5-5 (B&O) and 10 with 6-4 (Short) ($644 left)
Roll 7, get the other advance to nearest railroad ($400) ($244 left)
Roll 11, get pay each person $50 card and more than 5 opponets (gone in 6 rolls)
If you are trying to win
Start with $1500
Roll 2, get pay $150 school tax card ($1350 left)
Roll 2, pay 10 % income tax($1215 left)
Roll 3, get back 3 spaces card, pay 10% income tax ($1094)
have someone else get $50 card from each player ($1044 left)
Roll 3, get advance to nearest railroad and pay twice the rent ($400) and someone have all 4 railroads (acheived by rolling 5 (Reading), 10 with 5-5 (Pennsylvania), 10 with 5-5 (B&O) and 10 with 6-4 (Short) ($644 left)
Roll 7, get the other advance to nearest railroad ($400) ($244 left)
Roll 11, get pay each person $50 card and more than 5 opponets (gone in 6 rolls)
Or someone could land on Vermont and you buy it for $1500 and then roll 2 and pay $150 school tax card. (gone in 1 roll)
Passacaglia
10-18-2006, 10:06 AM
I thought they changed all the properties to various places around the country instead of Atlantic City streets.
Mr. Wednesday
10-18-2006, 10:19 AM
Or someone could land on Vermont and you buy it for $1500 and then roll 2 and pay $150 school tax card. (gone in 1 roll)
If you're trying to win, then you're not buying Vermont for $1500. :rolleyes:
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