this video is the advanced version of

how to win monopoly every time we'll

assume you already watched the first

video and immediately move forward if

you haven't the link to the video is in

the description

first this video is going to show why to

buy these properties and not these

properties

then we'll go over the timing of Trades

to get yourself better deals

then how to control the money supply and

pigeonole houses on your opponent and

finally how to pull each and every

strategy together to win the game with

any property set

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first let's look at why to buy some

properties but not others we'll start by

comparing the two best property sets

orange and red

orange is roughly one roll past jail the

most likely spot on the board to land

red is roughly two rolls

while rate of return is a good metric we

want to take into consideration the

impact on a game

if we can make quick money it not only

helps our cause but it also makes it

more difficult for other players to buy

or develop properties so the speed in

which you can develop your properties

needs to also be taken into

consideration

now back to red and orange assuming we

pay sticker price for each property set

the oranges will cost 560 for all

properties 1460 for all with three

houses which is our sweet spot and 2060

for hotels

bear in mind we start the game with

1500.

for the Reds it will cost 680 for all

properties 2030 for three houses and

29.30 for hotels

given that you start the game of 1500

you should start to see where much of

the problem lies and why speed of

development is important

hotels are a luxury and shouldn't be

built until you have a firm grip on the

lead so we'll analyze the properties

from the perspective of three houses

however just for fun for the same money

you can put hotels on Orange and get a

thousand rent or three houses on red and

get just 750 in rent the Reds in this

case are actually more dangerous because

they can still carry more houses and

thus higher rent but the main

distinction here is in speed of

development

if you start with 1500 where is the rest

of your money going to come from

most of it early on will just come from

passing go which will take several turns

with just our initial money we can top

out at a return of 600 on New York

Avenue or a return of just 300 on

Illinois Avenue the rent of six hundred

dollars provides cash for six more

houses on orange the 300 only enough for

two more houses on red

this Dynamic is the beginning of

pigeonoling houses which essentially is

binding your opponent into a catch-22

where if they don't buy houses the

properties can't do anything but if they

do buy houses they're put in situations

where they might have to sell them which

is a major No-No this speed of

development is important so if we look

at properties that have great speed

oranges can top at a 600 rent with your

initial money you can actually crack a

fourth house on one of the pinks with a

700 rent because of property prices

though the positioning of orange is

better

the Light blues can top out with hotels

for just 10.70 with a hotel rent of 600

dollars they're positioning before jail

is a disadvantage but with how quickly

this can be developed can be a major

advantage early in the game

Baltic can hit 450 with a hotel it's

cheap but it doesn't pack much of a

punch in its position on the board makes

it difficult to land on it's generally

better to use your money developing

other properties

and then a property you probably weren't

thinking about

Boardwalk yes the most expensive

property on the board is actually one of

the cheapest to develop

with your initial cash you can get a

rent of six hundred dollars on boardwalk

this is because blue only has two

properties to develop

the disadvantage to Blue is the odds are

not particularly High to roll here

but if you get a six hundred dollar rent

you can afford three or more houses and

rent is suddenly fourteen hundred which

is going to give anyone a bad day if

they land on it

owning blue in this capacity is risky

but it's also why you shouldn't Overlook

these properties or simply let someone

else own them without defending yourself

this speed of development plays a major

factor in what you should buy and not

buy

the yellows and especially the greens

are very slow to develop but rest

assured you do not want to land on these

property sets if they have several

houses

so given these Dynamics Brown is

generally not worth it your money is

more useful in buying houses elsewhere

light blue is great if you get it very

early like less than passing go three

times

pink is likely the worst Monopoly on the

buy side its value comes if you can

develop houses here while no one else

can develop houses elsewhere

since it's only three or four spots past

jail players usually roll right past it

if they're getting out of jail

but you do have to keep tabs on the

Saint Charles Place card so that you

don't get surprised

orange is the best given the balance of

cost to develop rent prices and also

sits on the hottest area of the board

red is also in a hot area of the board

and has the Illinois Avenue chance card

but as explained the cost to develop is

high so if someone else gets houses

first you might find yourself stuck with

one or two houses without the money

needed to get to three

yellow is just as expensive but in a

colder part of the board meaning it'll

take many laps around the board to

develop these

green is a colder more expensive yellow

the only way to utilize grain is in a

very slow game where no one wants to

trade and many laps around the board

happen

the rent is so high here that if there

aren't other houses to threaten you you

can inch house by house collecting go

money and rent with one or two houses

until you reach three or more houses

this is very slow but if you reach this

point these can become very scary

these just typically aren't worth the

money unless if the game is very slow

then blue utilizes two properties in the

set to create massive rents and the Take

a walk on the boardwalk card will take

the wind out of anyone's sails

on their own though they can be

frustrating because they're hard to land

on especially Park Place

so you can find yourself feeling very

unlucky that no one is landing on your

properties and that all you need is one

more rent to win and watch it just never

happen

which is why it's good to pair these

with something like the railroads the

more players in a game the more valuable

the railroads become

this is twofold one there's more people

to land on them and two there's more

competition for the other monopolies

leading to a slower game where players

have more cash

the railroads don't make you rich they

just keep others money in check and

siphon money to you to purchase houses

with

they also make it more dangerous for

others to buy houses since if you have

four railroads every single player's

turn stands the risk of landing on a

railroad and paying you two hundred

dollars

this makes them useful to have but

shouldn't be your main focus

then the utilities are just plain awful

just pure hot garbage they aren't even

good for traits

in the last video we discussed trades

but now we're going to look at the

timing of Trades

your first few properties are random and

are purely luck your next few properties

are skill

consider ease of trade

trading for the first orange won't be

that hard because it's not very powerful

second orange will be harder but not

quite end of the world then the third

orange will fight you tooth and nail and

want the farm

it'll make sense to anticipate which

properties you might later want

if you hold one orange you might want to

trade now in the hopes you'd land on the

third one because you're not getting it

later

or if you have another player with good

odds at landing on their second orange

and you're playing with AI you might

want to make a defensive trade now

because the AI and Monopoly is not smart

at all it's also important to keep an

eye on the money supply the amount of

players you have will affect this if you

have three players there's forty five

hundred dollars in starting cash if

there are six players there's nine

thousand in starting cash

the timing of your trades can play a big

factor in the money supply

for example let's play out the defensive

trade from the first video your opponent

isn't happy you stopped him from

completing his Monopoly but now the game

has changed

everyone is poor you ended up with the

yellows with one house already but don't

have money to do much

here's a scenario where you can use the

money supply to hijack the game

out of the kindness of your heart you

trade St James Place for three hundred

dollars in b o Railroad

this allows you cash to reach two houses

and the opponent doesn't have much

ability to develop the oranges

you are actually dumping a good property

on dog on purpose

first it allows you to get the money to

make your Monopoly dangerous even if

it's not the best one

second you're going to pigeonhole houses

you still need at least 150 dollars more

for another house and your Monopoly

isn't a colder part of the board however

dog can't build houses

pass and go will give him two hundred

dollars and rent with one house is only

eighty dollars

let's say dog is lucky passes your

properties three separate times in a row

and collects go three times

putting it all on houses gets them a

rent of 220. your rent is still 330.

luck can only last so long so on the

fourth pass dog finally lands on yellow

dog needs to get that money from

somewhere to acquire 300 dog would have

to sell all six houses setting them back

to the start

you can set other players in this Loop

by withholding properties they want and

then dumping them on them when the time

is right

if dog doesn't buy those houses then you

have nothing to worry about and if he

does buy them then he's taking a large

risk

this example is of the yellows and the

trade in the previous video is with

pinks for a reason

you can win with every property set

all you have to do is either strike

quick with a fast Monopoly or defend the

game long enough to win the game with a

slow Monopoly

if you're striking with a quick Monopoly

you want to get it up quick so you can

start collecting High rents quickly to

control the money supply or if you're

working with a slow Monopoly make

defensive trades to eliminate

competition

remember your odds of dice probability

and make moves like buying houses when

your opponents are close or if you're

going to dump a property like orange on

your opponent maybe you pass that color

set first before you do it

you won't want to do a property dump if

you have a light hitting properties set

like brown or a low likelihood set like

blue because if that player gets rent

and go money they can start to Take Back

Control but with Heavy Hitters you can

still win every time with the worst

Monopoly the secret is in the money

supply

this video was an incredible undertaking

and I hope you enjoyed watching it as

much as I enjoyed making it it was many

late nights and I made both videos as

short as I could while trying to leave

no stone unturned I hope by watching

this video and the one before it will

become Unstoppable in Monopoly that is

if you can get anyone to play with you

from the bottom of my heart thank you

for your time watching this video and I

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