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Shortest game I ever played was less than 3 minutes. On my first turn I bought St. Charles Place. On the other player's first turn he bought on of the light bl
by veqon 16y ago
Shortest game I ever played was less than 3 minutes.
On my first turn I bought St. Charles Place.
On the other player's first turn he bought on of the light blue properties.
On my second turn I bought Virginia.
On the other player's second turn he bought States Ave.
I mortgaged my 2 properties and traded him them for his one property and all his cash.
On his next turn he landed on Community Chest and couldn't pay the school fees.
- DLWormwood 16y agoWhile I could see why you'd offer the deal (he wouldn't be able to build on his new monopoly until he passed Go a couple times to unhock), I'm not sure why he'd take it. I would think he'd know that being out of cash would keep him from getting any new properties for a long time... You did make sure he had the money to pay the 10% interest fee on transfer, right?
- veqon 16y agoYes he paid the 10%. He likes to play with rules I don't like: Free Parking pot, double money for landing on Go, and no even build rule. So he may have been lucky and I may have been unlucky. He took a chance and it could have paid off for him. Either way it was probably going to be a short game.