Монополия one ошибка 303

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How to fix Error 303 (See Other) — «This error message is a «»see other»» SRC. The data is somewhere else and the GET method is used to retrieve it.»
Wie beheben Fehler 303 (Siehe Andere) — «Diese Fehlermeldung ist ein «»see other»» SRC. Die Daten sind woanders und die GET-Methode wird verwendet, um sie abzurufen.»
Come fissare Errore 303 (Vedi Altro) — «Questo messaggio di errore è un SRC «»vedi altro»». I dati sono da qualche altra parte e viene utilizzato il metodo GET per recuperarli.»
Hoe maak je Fout 303 (ZieÂAndere) — «Deze foutmelding is een «»zie andere»» SRC. De gegevens staan ​​ergens anders en de GET-methode wordt gebruikt om ze op te halen.»
Comment réparer Erreur 303 (Voir Autre) — «Ce message d’erreur est un SRC «»voir autre»». Les données sont ailleurs et la méthode GET est utilisée pour les récupérer.»
어떻게 고치는 지 오류 303 (기타 참조) — «이 오류 메시지는 «»기타 보기»» SRC입니다. 데이터는 다른 곳에 있으며 GET 메서드를 사용하여 검색합니다.»
Como corrigir o Erro 303 (Ver outro) — «Esta mensagem de erro é um» «veja outro» «SRC. Os dados estão em outro lugar e o método GET é usado para recuperá-los.»
Hur man åtgärdar Fel 303 (Se Övrigt) — «Detta felmeddelande är en» «se annan» «SRC. Data finns någon annanstans och GET -metoden används för att hämta den.»
Jak naprawić Błąd 303 (Zobacz Inne) — „Ten komunikat o błędzie to kod SRC „zobacz inne”. Dane znajdują się gdzie indziej i do ich pobrania użyto metody GET”.
Cómo arreglar Error 303 (Ver otro) — «Este mensaje de error es un» «ver otro» «SRC. Los datos están en otro lugar y se utiliza el método GET para recuperarlos».

Об авторе: Фил Харт является участником сообщества Microsoft с 2010 года. С текущим количеством баллов более 100 000 он внес более 3000 ответов на форумах Microsoft Support и создал почти 200 новых справочных статей в Technet Wiki.

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   Be the banker to stay close to the money. Place the bank behind you so no one can reach it. This will make them give you the money first. Every so often, instead of putting the money in the bank, slip it underneath you. Then, secretly take it out, and put it in your stash of money.^[1]
   

   • Alternatively, you could take money from another Monopoly game and slowly add it to the pile throughout the game when no one is looking. However, be sure to mark these to distinguish it between the other notes.

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   2

   Steal money before the game begins. If you know that you will be playing Monopoly in a few hours, get to the game box, and slip out a bill from each denomination. Then, put the game back, and keep the money to use for the game. During the game, you can add the bills to your money pile, and no one will ever know.

   • Make sure that you keep your money pile messy when you add to it, so that it is not obvious that you have an extra $500 bill. That is the bill that people may notice more easily.

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   Take a few dollars when the other players leave the table. Any chance you have to steal a few bills from the bank, or from another player, take it. Act like you are busy on your phone, or distracted with something other than the game right after you do it to deter any suspicion.^[2]
   

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   4

   Keep your money pile messy. Instead of keeping your money organized, and neatly piled by denomination, keep it all together, and out of order. It is common for players to want to keep their money nice and orderly, but if you leave it messy, it will be easier to steal some money occasionally.^[3]
   

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1. 

   1

   Quickly roll the dice. If you find an opportunity to roll the dice while the other players are talking, do not call for their attention just so they can watch you roll. Let them stay distracted, and roll the dice. Before anyone can see the numbers, move your marker wherever you want it.^[4]
   

   • Be sure you know how many spaces you move so when your opponent asks you what you rolled, you can give them an answer that matches the spot you moved to. If a player questions your move, just keep a straight face, and keep with the lie.

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   2

   Conceal your Chance and Community Chest cards. Instead of showing off these cards when you draw them, act pleased with whatever card you get, and collect what amount is requested on the card, even if the card is telling you to pay. Then, quickly put the card back into the pile and move on.^[5]
   

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   Do not point out when you land on one of your opponent’s properties. If the other players are not paying attention to their properties, or where you land, let it go unnoticed. The official rules explain that you will not have to pay if your opponent has still not noticed by the time two other people take a turn.^[6]
   

   • Try to get the next two players to take their turn by complaining about how the game is moving too slowly. This will hopefully speed up the game so you won’t have to pay!
   • Keep the owner of the property you landed on distracted. Tell that person a funny joke, or tell them a long story until the next two turns are taken.

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   1

   Form an alliance with another player. Before the game starts, make a deal with another player to help one another out, but do not let any of the other players know. While you cannot stay alliances the entire game, it may help you knockout other players. Here are some sneaky tricks you can practice together:

   • You and your partner should not charge each other money for landing on property you both own. You can practice this until you have bankrupted the other players.
   • You can acquisition the properties you both want by letting each other know what you want, and then as you land on those spots, you can buy and sell them to that player in hopes they do the same for you.

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   2

   Negotiate with other players. If you really want all of the railroads, and another player owns one of those properties, try to set up an agreement that allows you both to get the properties you want. Make a deal where if you land on a property that another player wants, you can buy it, and then sell it to them at the same cost you bought it for so long as that player does the same in return for a property you want. This may be an easy way to take the chance out of owning your desired properties.

3. 

   3

   Bribe the other players. If you have your eye on a property, but do not have the funds to purchase it, try offering a real-life bribe to another player. Properties like Park Place and Boardwalk may seem like a good trade for someone looking for a free dinner or favor. So if you do not have the money to buy a property, or want to steal one from another player, try offering that person something they want outside of Monopoly as a trade.^[7]
   

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• Bring money from your own Monopoly game to bump up your cash stash when playing a friend’s game.

• Only cheat if you know the other players won’t freak out if they do catch you.

• In the starting of the game, offer the other players to help them arrange the money. When you are arranging the money take a few 100s and 500s and keep them in your pocket. Then during the game take extra money from your pocket one by one. Don’t take all the money together as they may catch you.

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• If someone who doesn’t appreciate cheating catches you, that person may never let you be the banker again. That person also might decide not to play Monopoly or any other board game with you again.

• One more reality check: Before you start cheating, ask yourself what you hope to accomplish. Will the thrill of victory overcome the empty feeling that inevitably accompanies a tainted victory? Do you really want to win by cheating while everyone else is playing by the rules? Is there some point you’re trying to establish? Would you be proud to announce to the world that you’re a cheater? Would someone be impressed with you? Think it through before you start something that could become a life-long habit.

1. 

   1

   Be the banker to stay close to the money. Place the bank behind you so no one can reach it. This will make them give you the money first. Every so often, instead of putting the money in the bank, slip it underneath you. Then, secretly take it out, and put it in your stash of money.^[1]
   

   • Alternatively, you could take money from another Monopoly game and slowly add it to the pile throughout the game when no one is looking. However, be sure to mark these to distinguish it between the other notes.

2. 

   2

   Steal money before the game begins. If you know that you will be playing Monopoly in a few hours, get to the game box, and slip out a bill from each denomination. Then, put the game back, and keep the money to use for the game. During the game, you can add the bills to your money pile, and no one will ever know.

   • Make sure that you keep your money pile messy when you add to it, so that it is not obvious that you have an extra $500 bill. That is the bill that people may notice more easily.

   Advertisement

3. 

   3

   Take a few dollars when the other players leave the table. Any chance you have to steal a few bills from the bank, or from another player, take it. Act like you are busy on your phone, or distracted with something other than the game right after you do it to deter any suspicion.^[2]
   

4. 

   4

   Keep your money pile messy. Instead of keeping your money organized, and neatly piled by denomination, keep it all together, and out of order. It is common for players to want to keep their money nice and orderly, but if you leave it messy, it will be easier to steal some money occasionally.^[3]
   

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1. 

   1

   Quickly roll the dice. If you find an opportunity to roll the dice while the other players are talking, do not call for their attention just so they can watch you roll. Let them stay distracted, and roll the dice. Before anyone can see the numbers, move your marker wherever you want it.^[4]
   

   • Be sure you know how many spaces you move so when your opponent asks you what you rolled, you can give them an answer that matches the spot you moved to. If a player questions your move, just keep a straight face, and keep with the lie.

2. 

   2

   Conceal your Chance and Community Chest cards. Instead of showing off these cards when you draw them, act pleased with whatever card you get, and collect what amount is requested on the card, even if the card is telling you to pay. Then, quickly put the card back into the pile and move on.^[5]
   

3. 

   3

   Do not point out when you land on one of your opponent’s properties. If the other players are not paying attention to their properties, or where you land, let it go unnoticed. The official rules explain that you will not have to pay if your opponent has still not noticed by the time two other people take a turn.^[6]
   

   • Try to get the next two players to take their turn by complaining about how the game is moving too slowly. This will hopefully speed up the game so you won’t have to pay!
   • Keep the owner of the property you landed on distracted. Tell that person a funny joke, or tell them a long story until the next two turns are taken.

Advertisement

1. 

   1

   Form an alliance with another player. Before the game starts, make a deal with another player to help one another out, but do not let any of the other players know. While you cannot stay alliances the entire game, it may help you knockout other players. Here are some sneaky tricks you can practice together:

   • You and your partner should not charge each other money for landing on property you both own. You can practice this until you have bankrupted the other players.
   • You can acquisition the properties you both want by letting each other know what you want, and then as you land on those spots, you can buy and sell them to that player in hopes they do the same for you.

2. 

   2

   Negotiate with other players. If you really want all of the railroads, and another player owns one of those properties, try to set up an agreement that allows you both to get the properties you want. Make a deal where if you land on a property that another player wants, you can buy it, and then sell it to them at the same cost you bought it for so long as that player does the same in return for a property you want. This may be an easy way to take the chance out of owning your desired properties.

3. 

   3

   Bribe the other players. If you have your eye on a property, but do not have the funds to purchase it, try offering a real-life bribe to another player. Properties like Park Place and Boardwalk may seem like a good trade for someone looking for a free dinner or favor. So if you do not have the money to buy a property, or want to steal one from another player, try offering that person something they want outside of Monopoly as a trade.^[7]
   

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• Bring money from your own Monopoly game to bump up your cash stash when playing a friend’s game.

• Only cheat if you know the other players won’t freak out if they do catch you.

• In the starting of the game, offer the other players to help them arrange the money. When you are arranging the money take a few 100s and 500s and keep them in your pocket. Then during the game take extra money from your pocket one by one. Don’t take all the money together as they may catch you.

Show More Tips

Thanks for submitting a tip for review!

• If someone who doesn’t appreciate cheating catches you, that person may never let you be the banker again. That person also might decide not to play Monopoly or any other board game with you again.

• One more reality check: Before you start cheating, ask yourself what you hope to accomplish. Will the thrill of victory overcome the empty feeling that inevitably accompanies a tainted victory? Do you really want to win by cheating while everyone else is playing by the rules? Is there some point you’re trying to establish? Would you be proud to announce to the world that you’re a cheater? Would someone be impressed with you? Think it through before you start something that could become a life-long habit.