In fact, neither player touches the fourth side of the board. HereвЂ™s another way that takes only 8 moves and two turns per player, and does not require Boardwalk and Park Place. Player 2 roles a 1:1 and lands on community chest вЂњPay School Tax: $150вЂќ Player 2 bankrupt. Player 1 declines, player 2 tosses the cash and gets the card, and now has only $50. Player 1: rolls a 1:2, lands on Baltic avenue, doesnвЂ™t want it, declares auction. If you want to be stupid about itвЂ¦ which they already were since the players werenвЂ™t buying valid propertiesвЂ¦ I can legally bankrupt player 2 on his first role, and accomplish it in 5 seconds (I didnвЂ™t make a video, but I did it). They would have had an auction which would have taken up more time. Spent some of his money, and therefore wouldnвЂ™t be able to afford the houses to bankrupt player 2 What the looser purchases is irrelevant since he is destined to go bankrupt anywayвЂ¦ The following properties were landed on and went unpurchased and didnвЂ™t go through an auction either (which is a rule violation): вЂњIf he does not wish to buy the MONOPOLY property it is sold at auction by the Banker to the highest bidder.вЂќ Roll: 3-4, Lands on: Chance, вЂњAdvance to BoardwalkвЂќДЄction: Advance to Boardwalk, Rent is $1400, only has $1300 = Bankrupt Roll: 5-6, Lands on: Pennsylvania Rail RoadДЄction: Purchase ($350, now has $1350), Doubles therefore rolls againДЄction: Purchase ($400, now has $950), Doubles therefore rolls againДЄction: Collect $200 for passing GO (now has $1150), Purchase 3 houses for Boardwalk, 2 for Park Place ($1000, now has $150) Roll: 4-5, Lands on: Community Chest вЂњBank error in your favor, Collect $200вЂќДЄction: Pay $200 (now has $1300), Doubles therefore rolls again If executed quickly enough, this theoretical game can be played in 21 seconds (see video below).ДЄction: None, Doubles therefore roll again That is, if everything went just the right way, with just the right sequence of rolls, Chance and Community Chest cards, and so on, what is the quickest way one player could go bankrupt? After working on the problem for a while, we boiled it down to a 4-turn (2 per player), 9 roll (including doubles) game. OK, since no one is posting, you get to endure another Monopoly post!ДЄfter our recent attempt to play the shortest actual game of Monopoly on record, we started to wonder about what the shortest THEORETICALLY POSSIBLE game of Monopoly would be.

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