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    What's your favorite board game?

    There are too many board games to do a poll on here, so I'll keep track in this post.

    Mine is Scrabble, followed by Monopoly.

    Monopoly - 7
    Scrabble - 5
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    Scrabble...followed by monoply

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    Monopoly, no contest...and is it not an unwritten rule that you have to cheat at Monopoly? My wife doesn't understand this...



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    Monopoly, no contest...and is it not an unwritten rule that you have to cheat at Monopoly? My wife doesn't understand this...

    monopoly is right behinde scabble for me. no one in my house likes monopoly so i get to play it less. maybe thats why i picked scrabble.

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    Upwords, its scrabble but you can stack letters up to 5 high!

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    I prefer Scrabble over Monopoly anyway, but noone in my household likes the length of Monopoly....they try to end the game after all the properties are sold....and they don't like the haggling that goes on...or, they don't like MY haggling...lol

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    I prefer Scrabble over Monopoly anyway, but noone in my household likes the length of Monopoly....they try to end the game after all the properties are sold....and they don't like the haggling that goes on...or, they don't like MY haggling...lol

    I love to haggle I'm the best in my house... I tend to win

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    Me too! I always like to get it slightly better in my favor, esp. if I'm the one proposing the trade....and they want to do everything even to the dollar....I'll do to the dollar so they play, but it's never a full game...lol

    I win fairly regularly too....even if I have to cheat when I was 6 and playing by myself....lol....the other player was so dumb! They did not buy Boardwalk, and they gave me Park Place for $5!! LOL

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    Monopoly
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    Anything with Trivia. Probably the updated version of Trivial Pursuit

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