How to play Monopoly Express

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Learn the rules to the dice game Monopoly Express quickly and concisely - This video has no distractions, just the rules.

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RULES:
The object of the game is to be the first player to earn 15,000 points. Place the board in the center of the table and the dice nearby. Give each player a scoresheet and pencil. Pick a player to go first then play proceeds clockwise. On your turn, set aside the house and hotel die and roll the remaining dice. Immediately record 200 points for each “Go” you roll. Place any policeman you roll on matching Go to Jail spaces on the gameboard. Decide which property dice you want to keep, if any and place them on their matching space on the board. Property dice each have their own value as indicated by the die. If you collect all the squares for a colored set, then you earn the value on the board for that color group instead.

The chance symbol is a wild that may be used on any square, but you may only have one chance per color set. You are not allowed to remove or move a die once it has been placed on the board. Blank dice do nothing. After you have set your dice on the board you can either continue your turn and roll the remaining dice again or you can stop and score points. You are allowed to continue and roll dice as many times as you choose, however, once you roll 3 policemen, then your turn ends immediately and you score 0 points for the round, removing any points you scored for go’s and hotels that turn as well. Remove all the dice from the board and the next player goes.

If you choose to roll again, you must roll all the dice not currently on the board, you may not pick and choose which remaining dice to roll. When you fill all the squares for a colored property set, excluding railroads and utilities, then add the hotel die to the remaining dice you get to roll. If you roll a house, take 1 house and put it in front of you, if you roll a broken house, return a house from in front of you. If you roll a hotel and you currently have 4 houses in front of you, then score 5,000 points. If you roll a get out of jail free, then if you have any policemen on the board, remove 1 of them and add it to your remaining dice to get rolled.

Once you decide to stop rolling, you score points for each color group you have as indicated by the number on the board for each group. If you have any incomplete groups, score points for all the dice in the group of the highest value. You can only score for one incomplete group. For each house you have, score 1000 points. Record your score, then remove all the dice from the board and return any houses and the next player goes. The first player to reach 15,000 points wins. For a shorter game, play to 10,000 and for a longer game play to 25,000. Record your target score on the top of the scoresheet to help you remember what you are playing to.

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Holy cow, I love how complex and different this is while still keeping the monopoly theme

ODISeth

I used to have this one, I remember devising a pretty consistent strategy and since then, it's gone! I'm gonna have to rediscover it all over again. :v

MattTheSpratt

I like to watch your tutorials even when I know that I'm not going to buy the games

aFOXcalledDARMA

"The rules are the same as regular Monopoly, except for these changes:"

dpscriberz

Monopoly Diced is a modern rerelease, and Don't Go to Jail is the predecessor. Only difference was no houses in DGTJ.

HellaSmokinGMA

A variant of this that I came up with:
Object of the game: score 50, 000 points.
If you have a color set, you earn the indicated color set points + the points of the dice to your score.
Each blank allows you to move and rotate, but not remove, one die of choice.
If you accumulate 3 policemen over multiple turns, if you don't have a get out of jail free face on the next roll, you lose all points you gained that round. If you roll 3 policemen at once and you don't have a get out of jail free face, you instantly lose all points. If this is at the beginning of the round, regardless of the get out of jail free faces, you instantly lose the game.
If you roll a hotel face and you don't have 4 houses, you get 2 houses.
If you roll a hotel face and you have 4 houses, add 100 points + highest value property die's value to your score.
For example, if you roll a hotel face with 4 houses and the dark blue set, then you add 100 + 500 points to your score.
If you roll a get out of jail free face, remove all policemen from the board and add them back into your dice to roll.
At the end of your turn, you must score all incomplete color sets only on the board as points.
If you have chance dice, you roll to see what you score. If you accumulate 3 policemen in this manner, you lose all points for this turn, unless you have rolled a get out of jail free face with a chance die.
For each house you have, add 50 points to each complete color set property face on the board.
First player to reach 50, 000 points wins.
For much faster and slightly faster games, 12, 500 points and 25, 000 points will be your target scores.
For longer and much longer games, 100, 000 points and 200, 000 points will be your target scores, and houses are worth 1, 000 points while hotels are worth 5, 000 points, and all points (on-board or off-board) will be taken into account at the end of each turn, and you add 100*turn number points to your score at the beginning of each turn.
For example, if you go second on a game with a target score of 100, 000, and it's your second turn, you add 200 points to your score at the beginning of your second turn.

legendgames

The rules are the same of monopoly diced except for these changes

Euleegy_kit

In Tabletop Simulator, I found Monopoly: Ultimate Edition. Not “banking”, just more features than The Longest Game Ever or Mega Monopoly.

NikitaGamer

The rules are just like regular Express, except for these changes...

adam

Finally a tutorial for this! I had no idea how to play these express games

thecrazybro

Could you do a video on the rules for "Stardew Valley Board Game"? I'm interested in playing it on Tabletop Simulator but have no idea how you play it.

cloveruty

Community chest:”why mr monopoly didn’t include me? I thought he loves me!”
Monopoly fan girl:”I’m sorry little cutie pie. That mean mr meanie will apologize to you for not letting you join with tax bros and just visiting man.

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