1. Distribution of cards
- 39 property cards, including 28 normal property cards, 9 bi-colored property wild cards and 2 multi-colored property wild cards.
- 47 action cards (can use as money cards), including 10 color rent cards, 3 any rent cards, 2 Deal Breakers, 3 Forced Deal cards, 3 Sly Deal cards, 3 Just Say No Cards, 3 Debt Collectors, 3 It's My Birthday cards, 2 Double the Rent cards, 3 houses, 2 hotels and 10 Pass Go cards.
- 20 money cards, including 6 1M cards, 5 2M cards, 3 3M cards, 3 4M cards, 2 5M cards and 1 10M card.
2. Some Combos:
a) Force deal and deal breaker: Force deal one of your property with another property to complete opponent's set, then deal break it. Works better with Just Say No.
b) Double Double the Rent!: Yea, you do get 4x rent
c) When playing two rent cards/Happy birthdays, remember to put one by one! You may catch someone without exact change :)
3. Sometimes Just Say No is overrated, especially when you have nothing to protect. It may pay to use Just Say No on rents and clear your hand to draw 5 cards and start afresh.
4. For heavyweight properties like blue/green and yellow/red, don't use the rent cards immediately! It's usually worthwhile to wait for the property to develop and rent more in coming turns.
5. Expansionary fiscal policy is a gamble. Use if you suspect that no one is holding on to rent/birthday cards.
6. The "any rent" cards are quite useless... unless you can build heavyweight properties. Consider putting it as cash.
7. And don't simple cash "colour rent" cards as money just because you do not have the property! The marginal return of these cards are very huge when you do get the indicated properties!
8. Keep your Sly Deal unless you really need it! Karma goes one full round, another person with a Sly Deal may be waiting for you to act out of aggression!
9. There is a Java version of Monodeal for some handphones. Hard core gamers can go google and download.
Do add on to the list :)
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