Very interesting. I have been wanting to do something similar. What I want to know is how much is determined at the beginning of the game. I want to know the probablility of winning given how much the person was able to buy during the first round.
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Kyle, all you need to do is fork the repository to your local drive.
]]>I’m not very good with Github. It seems that you have to set something up and merge with it. Could you just provide a download of monopoly.ipynb. I’d like to craft some monopoly strategies and see how they pan out. I’ll let you know about my work.
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Hey, Adam. Sorry for the confusion. Checkout monopoly.ipynb instead. Monopoly.py is old code that I don’t use anymore and the URL in that line was just a note for reference. You can remove it completely.
]]>I tried downloading your code and running it, but it didn’t run – it seems to get stuck on a url that is hardcoded in the source – line 289 in monopoly.py – is there a library I need to install for this to work?
]]>I’ve found both strategies to be victorious against me. My brother being the risk man and my Mother being a very conservative spender and trader. Myself attempting an in between of risk first and money saving later.
Needless to say I always loose…
]]>You are so good, you’ve save my semester!
]]>In reply to Ben.
You are so good, you’ve save my semester!
]]>Hey there jmconteras,
I also coded Monopoly using Python. Here is a link to my code for comparison.
http://hastebin.com/edajubehuy.py
In reply to andthelightshattered.
Glad you like the project! Thanks for sharing this past work. I hadn’t come across it so I’ll have to a look and see what I can learn.
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