02-11-2026, 06:42
Kiwi Treasures gives Monopoly GO players twenty boards to work through from November 1 at 9:00 PM Eastern until November 4 at 8:59 PM Eastern. It's a solo Dig event, so you won't need a team as you would for a Monopoly Go Partners Event. What you will need is a steady supply of pickaxes and enough dice to keep chasing them. There's no reason to rush every tap on the first night, but letting the event sit untouched until the last day can leave you with a lot of ground to cover.
Keep the Pickaxes Coming
Pickaxes are the resource that sets your pace. Check Quick Wins and the active tournament milestones first, then look at any other event rewards available in the game. Railroad landings can help you earn tournament points, but they don't automatically give you a pickaxe every time. Save some dice for opportunities when you're close to a useful milestone rather than rolling through your entire stash at once. It's also worth checking the reward track before committing more dice. If the next pickaxe prize is a long way off, taking a break may be the better move.
Make Each Dig Count
Once you're on a board, pay attention to the shape and size of the items you're looking for. A revealed piece gives you a clue about where the rest might fit, so follow that lead before opening tiles elsewhere. Empty spaces are useful information, too. They narrow the spots where an item could be hiding. There's no guaranteed corner trick that works on every layout, and a run of empty tiles doesn't mean the next spot is certain to pay off. If you're short on tools, leave the board for a while and return after collecting another batch. The twenty levels have to be completed in order, so finishing the current board is what opens the next one.
Use Sticker Packs With a Plan
Dig rewards can include dice, cash and sticker packs, although the exact prizes should be checked on the event screen. Those packs matter for Monster Mash, which runs until November 25. Take a look at your album before opening them and note which sets are close to completion. The November 2 Golden Blitz is relevant if Body Builder or How It's Done is included in your game's trade window. A duplicate gold sticker can only be traded during an eligible window, so check the timer and arrange any exchange before it closes. Regular duplicates can still be useful for trades or Vault progress.
Leave Room for the Last Push
A practical plan is to clear the opening boards on November 1, work toward the middle on November 2, and make a bigger push on November 3. Keep November 4 open for the boards you haven't finished. The displayed end time matters more than any outside clock, particularly if your local time changes during the event. Cash rewards can help with landmark upgrades, while dice rewards give you more chances to reach event milestones. If you're also considering a cheap Monopoly Go Partners Event option, remember that Kiwi Treasures itself doesn't require partners. Focus on the remaining boards, watch your pickaxe supply, and stop rolling when the next reward no longer looks worth the dice.
Keep the Pickaxes Coming
Pickaxes are the resource that sets your pace. Check Quick Wins and the active tournament milestones first, then look at any other event rewards available in the game. Railroad landings can help you earn tournament points, but they don't automatically give you a pickaxe every time. Save some dice for opportunities when you're close to a useful milestone rather than rolling through your entire stash at once. It's also worth checking the reward track before committing more dice. If the next pickaxe prize is a long way off, taking a break may be the better move.
Make Each Dig Count
Once you're on a board, pay attention to the shape and size of the items you're looking for. A revealed piece gives you a clue about where the rest might fit, so follow that lead before opening tiles elsewhere. Empty spaces are useful information, too. They narrow the spots where an item could be hiding. There's no guaranteed corner trick that works on every layout, and a run of empty tiles doesn't mean the next spot is certain to pay off. If you're short on tools, leave the board for a while and return after collecting another batch. The twenty levels have to be completed in order, so finishing the current board is what opens the next one.
Use Sticker Packs With a Plan
Dig rewards can include dice, cash and sticker packs, although the exact prizes should be checked on the event screen. Those packs matter for Monster Mash, which runs until November 25. Take a look at your album before opening them and note which sets are close to completion. The November 2 Golden Blitz is relevant if Body Builder or How It's Done is included in your game's trade window. A duplicate gold sticker can only be traded during an eligible window, so check the timer and arrange any exchange before it closes. Regular duplicates can still be useful for trades or Vault progress.
Leave Room for the Last Push
A practical plan is to clear the opening boards on November 1, work toward the middle on November 2, and make a bigger push on November 3. Keep November 4 open for the boards you haven't finished. The displayed end time matters more than any outside clock, particularly if your local time changes during the event. Cash rewards can help with landmark upgrades, while dice rewards give you more chances to reach event milestones. If you're also considering a cheap Monopoly Go Partners Event option, remember that Kiwi Treasures itself doesn't require partners. Focus on the remaining boards, watch your pickaxe supply, and stop rolling when the next reward no longer looks worth the dice.