Knowing this fact helps you create a strategy for winning and dominating the game. This amount is fixed, and it does not change throughout the game. In classic Monopoly (none of these new, inflation-oriented editions), the bank contains $15,140. The bank serves as the central point for all monetary transactions, including buying properties, paying rent, and receiving money from other players. Apparently, it was misspelled on the first prototype of the game and never got fixed. There’s an area in Atlantic City called Marven Gardens. 3 | There’s no such place as Marvin Gardens. 2 | The least-likely square you’ll land on is Mediterranean Avenue.įor a lot of those, the probabilities are low because of the Go To Jail square… for example, it’s seven spots from Park Place, meaning you can’t roll a seven (the most common possible roll) and end up there. From there, you’re most likely to hit Illinois or B&O. When you leave jail, odds are you’ll hit one of the orange properties. The reasons for most of those is a mix between dice probabilities and where Chance cards send you.
It’s followed by Go, New York Avenue, B&O Railroad, Reading Railroad and Tennessee Avenue. 1 | The most common squaresīased on the game’s probability, the most commonly landed on Monopoly square (not counting Jail) is Illinois Avenue. Here’s some Monopoly trivia I found that I simply had to share. Sure, I don’t know that I’ve ever played a game to completion… and yes, my cousin Seth and I always get bored with it and start pumping up the Free Parking jackpot with $500 bills just to keep things interesting… but it sure is iconic. Monopoly’s most and least popular squares, the places that no longer exist, and other lesser-known Monopoly facts that are right under our noses.
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