ADVANCED VIDEO - HOW TO WIN MONOPOLY EVERY TIME

Catan won out for first video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZwhT_1lEU8&t=1s Which video should I make next....Clue or Risk?

Life is just so unpredictable, I did not expect i would be watching monopoly tutorials today lol

A guide on how to win Jenga every time would be very interesting, factoring the physics of course as well as how to pull so your opponents are most likely to make the tower fall apart

In the advanced video you should mention the house supply of 32 houses. If you manage to get both the browns and light blues, your objective would be to build four houses on each. That would leave only 12 houses left for all the other opponents combined. Unless you get someone really lucky, chances are you'll slowly bleed everyone dry with rents in the $300 to $400 range. I would never pass up buying the browns. The $60 property cost is nothing and they are very cheap to develop. They are a great cash cow, especially if you own another group.

I did not expect to be watching a monopoly tutorial at 04:14 am, but I enjoyed every second of it.

A guide to Catan would be awesome, factoring in the possibility of 5 or 6 players if time allows

Finally the advanced has come out. I can finally beat my family at the next reunion.

Thank you, family game nights have been so much more fun now. I usually always won Monopoly anyway until my entire family started all teaming up to try to take me down early. Now, they make deals with me that they are sure are going to be my downfall and then are all taken back when I still emerge victorious! Good stuff!

I have a brown street strategy that worked most times. I rush to get both brown places, since they're pretty cheap and most other players don't want them. From then on it costs 50 to build a house and 200 to build a hotel- so 800 for two hotels right in the beginning of the game. It makes it up after two times of someone landing on it and if you manage to do it fast enough, it can win the game in record time, since other players need to pay you 400 or 450 right at the beginning. Even if not, it gives a very nice head start for the rest of the game- it's low risk high reward

I remember playing a game with my cousins where I owned like all of orange, red, yellow, and green or something like that. I made so much money that almost all of the 500 bills were in my possession. mostly because I constantly had to swap out my 100s to keep the bank full for everyone's go money and stuff. One of them owned both blue properties with hotels, and I felt absolutely nothing when I landed on boardwalk. It was the most solid game of monopoly I ever played

Doing a guide for mega monopoly would be nice. I don't hear too many people talk about it, but it is hands down the most interesting monopoly, and my favorite. There's a lot of house rules that people make, but there's still some strategies I have found even when rules are played differently that can definitly give you the upper hand

Here I am watching Monopoly tutorials, despite not having played Monopoly in years and having no immediate plans to. High quality content!

I just comment because of the more than 10.000 moving parts, each done by hands as well as decades worth of Monopoly knowledge made to make it the best Monopoly video possible.

The problem with the housing thing is that when the people who you play with also know this, which they do in my case, then they never let go of a property, e.g if you want or buy an orange and you already have one then, my family will only sell it for over 500, and more like 1000 if you have 2, which means it is Extremely hard to get a set and most people only give someone a cards needed to get a set if you give the Same to them, so you never get a lead in development

Amazing part two! Like other people in the comments, I'd like to see a Risk and/or Catan video. I normally win at Risk, but I feel like I only win because my opponents are usually ignorant about certain strategies.

This stuff is incredible. Straight info, no downtime, easy to comprehend. Your effort shows through!

I swear my brain never ever realized that owning all properties of one color is called a MONOPOLY. I love your videos man! :)

This is a very good analysis of the game. I'd never thought about the time differences between green and blue properties. Very good job!

I think a guide to Clue would be really cool, it’s one of my all time favorite board games

Glad I could watch both back to back. Look forward to seeing more videos by you