Monopoly is undoubtedly the game to end all games.
While lots of people will often recount stories of how their best game of Monopoly lasted days - the really keen rule followers among you will know that it should only last a couple of hours at most if played properly.
Every family has their own set of tales when it comes to the world's great board game. Whether it's constantly cheating cousins, overzealous pets or grandparents who just can't help making up their own rules - Monopoly is the sort of game that often ends in controversy... or with the board ending up overturned.
With that in mind, we asked people to share their funniest Monopoly playing moment - and here are some the finest entries.
1. Crime doesn't pay"Once I was playing Monopoly with my mum and dad, and noticed that there was a squirrel climbing on our garden fence. As the game developed, I kept pointing out every time the squirrel did something interesting (which was about once every 10-15 minutes). When they turned to look, I swiped a few notes from the bank. The perfect crime. God bless nature."

"During a drunken game of Monopoly with a group of wine drinking uni students, taxes, renting and interest were all implemented to this already rule-heavy board game. An extra A4 sheet of rules were then added to avoid miscommunication about these additional stipulations.
"This all meant players of the game never really lost. The poor just got poorer, the rich got richer, and the bank watched like the ruler of a cruel dictatorship. We accidentally warped this family board game into a twisted game of reality's ugly underbelly. The game then took a turn when new rules such as handing over your $200 when you pass Go immediately, and giving other players percentages of your winnings when a player lands on a property, were added to the game.
"Needless to say it ended in a debt-induced rage that soaked the walls in red wine..."

"I was playing Essex Monopoly and my cousin's fiancé stole Lakeside from me - so I threw the board at his head - now I'm banned from playing the game."
