Cheats for Monopoly SNES

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Hint: Bargain buys:
Land on an unowned property and place a bid instead of buying the deed. Enter a low bid and select the up or down arrow to buy the property at that price.

Hint: Easy money:
Use the following trick to get money quickly without getting rent from someone. Once you get you and your friend, get the tokens and press B. You will be at the menu. Select ‘Set Cash’, and choose your name or your friend’s name. Then, press Up to raise or press Down to lower the money. After that, press A to go back to the menu. You can also set your token, get your deeds, etc. After that, press B to start the game. Note: If you raise or lower your money, the maximum to raise it is $30,000. The lower limit is $0. Use this to assign the CPU less money, and you more.

Hint: Mr. Monopoly’s real name:
His real name is Rich Uncle Pennybags.

Hint: Get Boardwalk and $200 faster:
Use the ‘Easy money’ trick and go to ‘Place Token’. Set it on the Community Chest before the ‘Go’ space, then start the game. Tap A and you should land on the Boardwalk. On your next turn, roll and you will pass Go and get $200 fast.

Hint: Winning a five player game:
Early on, try to get low cost, high reward properties. When you see those go off the board, jump on them (purple and sky blue properties). The purple properties sell for only $40 to $50. If you can get the remaining piece(s), then build cheap houses. If you cannot, then sell (trade) it or package them because they will want far more than those properties are worth for your last remaining house property that you need — if they will sell at all. Going forward, you will cash in very lucratively with money and/or properties for every remaining piece that you can obtain that they need. Another reason to jump on the small properties is that if they can get the set, they will be able to build houses and hotels quickly to your potential detriment. The game seems to cheat enough to make you pay severely if you do not take away those early routes to their prosperity. Note: If you can get either of these cheap property sets, then getting the blue or orange property sets mean even more