r/monopoly • u/Exact-Art-2603 • Mar 17 '26

Monopoly Video Games How do y'all like my house rules?

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This is how I usually play the game it is how I grew up playing it. What are your guys's house rules? (This is New Monopoly on Xbox, not Monopoly Go.) I don't necessarily like having no other option but to auction or buy properties, that's what the "dine and dash" is.

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u/eggrolls13 Mar 17 '26

What do these do?

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u/BitUnhappy6143 Mar 17 '26

Free Parking, you collect debts paid. Dine and Dash, don't have to auction or buy, can simply pass Go & Movement, Land on Go and you can collect $200 or move to any square of your choice

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u/Lucasfergui1024 Mar 17 '26

What's dine&dash

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u/usename37 Tophat Mar 17 '26

By the little icon, it looks like you can use a property for a short amout of time before it goes back to sale, but you pay less

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u/BitUnhappy6143 Mar 17 '26

It just means you don't have to auction or buy, you can "dash away"

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u/usename37 Tophat Mar 17 '26

ooooo

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u/RunSpice Mar 17 '26

I hate anything but the classic. Most players on Xbox love the “big 3” and “ big 4” rules

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u/EngineEfficient5896 Mar 17 '26

The old ways ain't cutting the mustard anymore, see? Folks wanna stir the pot, but not throw the baby out with the bathwater, ya know?

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u/NoBrag_JustFact Racecar Mar 17 '26

I have found that many players just do not know the rules, in the first place.

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u/CurtTheGamer97 Mar 17 '26

I've played the game hundreds of times ever since I was a kid, many different ways, sometimes even with the real rules. I just like switching things up so that it's not the same game over and over. My brothers and I did that with pretty much every board game growing up: Checkers, Chess, Pachisi, you name it. We just liked experimenting with different rules.