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I didn’t play Monopoly very often when I was young; as a matter of fact, my family didn’t own the game. I played a few times in college but while dating a woman who became my first wife, one weekend, while we were dating we played Monopoly one afternoon. She won the first game and then the second, winning both quickly.

I was more interested in getting to know her until she said, “Yippee! I won! You aren’t very good at this.” I then woke up and crushed her quickly in the next three games. Our marriage lasted a little more than three years; I should have paid more attention to how she conducted herself during the game.

Now I am married to someone I love very much, even after more than a dozen years of marriage. We have a son who will soon be eleven and we all play Monopoly. We own several versions of the game, including the electronic one with the debit card. The first time I played Monopoly with it, it seemed “other worldly” to me.

My son hates to lose at Monopoly. Once we played and his loss was so thorough that he broke down and wept for 30 minutes after the game but he was determined to beat me the next time we played . . . and did.

I am not related to Parker Brothers in any way. I am just someone who likes playing the game and thought I would share a few ideas I have learned and figured out about how to win.

I will spare you the history of the game and the basic rules of the game. You probably already know them so I will spare you a rehash.

I will just tell you that there are some very different theories about how to play well at Monopoly without turning you into the Monopoly version of a card counter or a statistician.

I hope you find them helpful. And, in case you are under a misconception, this is not the game.