Rolling with Ollie

Select 2-player, Human vs Ollie. Press A then A again.
Start the split timer once the Monopoly board is visible.
Access the menu before the first roll, go to "Game Controls" and switch "Hurry" to "Relax", this will force the CPU opponent to hurry through the board animations.

Key things about Ollie:

Ollie will ALWAYS go into the auction screen if he lands on any Orange property, this is a run-killer.
Ollie has a liking for green properties
Ollie will give you all his money if you have:
+ three railroads, with one still open
+ both purple properties
+ the other properties he needs to set houses (this works best if Ollie isn't sitting on a bunch of other properties)

Run-Killers:
-If your first two rolls produce no properties (I call these "zero-burgers")
-If Ollie gets more than one railroad
-If either of you goes to jail at anytime
-If you land on a property Ollie bought under 20 seconds

If you want to initiate the "bankruptcy trade" remember to:
+Always mortgage all your properties first
+Offer Ollie all your properties
+Request all of his properties, unless it's properties he needs in your trade to set houses
+Request ALL of his money

The most ideal (WR) roll would currently be:
You roll first
You get a 5, grab a RR
Ollie rolls a "zero-burger"
You roll doubles that equal 10, grab another RR
You roll again, another ten and grab the third RR
Initiate the bankruptcy trade

This would clock you at under 47 secs and net you the world title

BOL

The 12-12-4 strat

Ollie is specifically chosen for player 1, and the participant as player 2. Player 2 is chosen to go first.
Player 2 rolls 12, 12, and 4 to buy Electric Company, Illinois Avenue, and Water Works.
Player 2 opens up the menu to trade with Ollie, offering their 3 properties, expecting $1500 in return (all of the money Ollie has). Ollie agrees to this trade.
Player 2 exits the trade and mortgages all three properties. They then re-enter the trade, which was already agreed to by Ollie, and agree to it.
Ollie now has no money to pay the mortgages for his new properties and declares bankruptcy.

Name	Author
Rolling with Ollie	CharlieColeslaw 5 years ago
The 12-12-4 strat	CharlieColeslaw 4 years ago