Monty by Jim Meddick for October 15, 2022

want to switch to monopoly?

Hmmm….I thought Milton-Bradley marketed Life.

To make it brief, he cheated.

isn’t that cheating though… not that I mind.

Sedgewick’s friend looks like a lawyer.

If you don’t believe me, just ask me.

Inheriting a vast fortune is truly an automatic way of winning the game of life. Or, at the very least, it will give you a real good head start.

Surprised Hasbro goes along with the product placement mention. Being able to be manipulated by a single stockholder is never a good look for a corporation.

Well, that was a quick game.

Friend provided by “Rent A Play Date.” :)

Before he gets any older, hang the little t**d!

I think that’s cheating, but at a hight level.

Being the son and heir of the principal shareholder does automatically confer certain bennies. Even playing against a kid seemingly of his own aristocratic class, Sedgwick Nuttingham III is way ahead even before the game commences….

There actually is a way to win instantly like this, sort of like betting on the races:……..“once a player reached the “Day of Reckoning” space, they had to choose one of two options. The first was to continue along the road to “Millionaire Acres,” if the player believed they had enough money to out-score all opponents.

The second option was to try to become a “Millionaire Tycoon” by betting everything on one number and spinning the wheel. The player immediately won the game if the chosen number came up, or went to the “Poor Farm” and was eliminated if it did not. "

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One more thing… WHAT life cards? I recall no cards. That’s Monopoly.