16 Types Playing Monopoly



ESFP - has a song for when Community Chest and Chance are drawn

ISFP - happily has hotels on the first two properties

ESTP - dramatically rolls and blows on dice in desperate times


ISTP - says “boxcars!” or “snake eyes!” whenever they’re rolled

ISFJ - has the most organized money and properties

ESTJ - makes sure all the tokens are facing the right direction

ISTJ - desperately wants all the railroads

ESFJ - makes alliances with certain players

ENFP - has to constantly be reminded it’s their turn

ENFJ - wants to be the little doggie

INFP - only gets competitive for free parking

INFJ - probably the banker

ENTJ - puts people in high-pressure property trades

INTJ - sits in jail because there’s no risk of losing money

ENTP - throws money at people they owe

INTP - keeps their money in a pile


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