Depending on how the game has gone (and house rules), there can be an advantage to staying in jail. When you’re there, you don’t move around the board paying rents to places you visit, but people can still pay rent to you.
Now, if there’s a house rule that rents that would to be paid to a jailed player are to be paid elsewhere, well then, that makes things more interesting.
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Depending on how the game has gone (and house rules), there can be an advantage to staying in jail. When you’re there, you don’t move around the board paying rents to places you visit, but people can still pay rent to you.
Now, if there’s a house rule that rents that would to be paid to a jailed player are to be paid elsewhere, well then, that makes things more interesting.
Yup, staying in jail late-game is a common strategy professional Monopoly players use.
There are professional monopoly players?
We truly live in the darkest timeline.
jesus this mascot is creepy
Ive seen Monopoly games turn violent before. Id imagine that mascot has seen some real dark shit.