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Monopoly Go ACME FARM Partners event is underway. While you and your teammates diligently earn tokens according to the rules, have you stumbled upon a brand-new and unannounced feature called Pass It On?

It first appeared during the recent digging event; players who finished that event early triggered it by chance, suggesting it might be a beta test for a new feature designed for Partners events.

If you haven't encountered Pass It On yet but are curious, here is a rundown of what we know and some predictions about its future.

How does Pass It On work?

Normally, when spinning the wheel to earn points during a Partners event, you might land on a Partner Gifts segment, which allows you to gift partner tokens to teammates who are lagging behind, helping the whole team finish on time.

However, player feedback suggests that Pass It On appears to be replacing Partner Gifts.

More specifically, if you land on this segment and choose Pass option, the points you spin aren't added directly to your current building's total. Instead, they are amplified by a random multiplier and then passed on to your teammate, where they accumulate.

However, once the points are passed, the recipient must land on Pass It On again to unlock the chance to claim that accumulated jackpot.

Theoretically, if both players keep passing points back and forth, the accumulated pool grows larger, making it easier for you to complete your buildings in the partners event.

Alternatively, if you don't want to gift the points, you can choose Use option to keep the base point value and advance your own building.

How to trigger Pass It On?

Some players believe that if a Partners event is coming up soon and you finish a different major event early (while the previous one is still active), you might trigger Pass It On.

However, that is just one scenario; others have encountered Pass It On without having finished the current event.

Monopoly Go has previously conducted limited tests for features that eventually became official game content, such as Blocks Boutique. Past tests were largely region-based, so it is likely the same applies here.

However, since Monopoly Go development team has not issued a clear announcement or response regarding Pass It On and its testing phase, it remains uncertain which regions' players might trigger this mechanic; therefore, it is best not to fixate on it too much.

What are the advantages of this mechanic?

A long-standing issue with Monopoly Go partner events is that whale players (high-investing or highly active players) can easily rack up enough points to complete multiple buildings; if you happen to be their teammate, you might simply wait to be gifted points.

While this practice doesn't violate game rules, it feels unfair to other teams where every member is actively playing.

If Pass It On were to completely replace Partner Gifts, anyone aiming for the ultimate partner event grand prize, even those accustomed to receiving gifted points, would have to actively participate in the game and land on Pass It On to receive gifts from teammates.

This would significantly boost player engagement and activity during partner events and effectively raise the hidden cap on giftable points.

Why do some players dislike Pass It On?

Despite the apparent benefits, some Monopoly Go players argue that Pass It On essentially gives the developers tighter control over your potential earnings, as the transferable point multiplier and the odds of both parties landing on Pass It On are random and opaque.

If these odds were quietly lowered, player participation in partner events would likely decline, and interaction between teammates would diminish, ultimately undermining the very purpose of cooperation.

In fact, even before Pass It On appeared, players suspected that Monopoly Go had quietly reduced the odds of landing on Mega Spins and Partner Gifts segments, a source of frequent complaints within the community.

We hope, therefore, that Pass It On offers a better point-gifting experience rather than serving as a sneaky tactic to curtail rewards and pressure players into making micro-transactions.

How can you make the most of Pass It On?

Assuming Pass It On becomes a permanent fixture of Monopoly Go partner event wheel, you will need to adjust your spinning strategy, regardless of your personal opinion on the feature, if you intend to keep playing the game.

Since the teammates for Pass It On are selected randomly, you must ensure during the team-up phase that your partners remain active and participate throughout the event.

Otherwise, if you are matched with a teammate who doesn't log in during the event, you won't be able to use Pass option to earn extra points.

On the other hand, even though Pass It On point pool has a very high cap, you shouldn't slack off on earning partner tokens; more tokens mean more spins, allowing you to contribute more capital to the pool.

More on ACME FARM Partners tips

As the current Monopoly Go partner event, ACME FARM Partners has largely moved past the team-up phase; you will need to keep working hard with your teammates to earn tokens until August 31st.

If you aren't familiar with Pass It On yet, don't worry, it is currently just a test feature that hasn't officially launched. There is a good chance you won't even trigger it during ACME FARM Partners event, so there is no need to stress about it.

That covers everything for now. Just to be safe, keep an eye out for any new updates regarding Pass It On so you can quickly adapt once it goes live!

Monopoly Go Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes album has about one month left before it ends, and Golden Blitz events are expected to become more frequent over the coming month. The two featured stickers for the second Golden Blitz have also been decided through player voting.

In addition, ACME FARM Partners will arrive on August 26. These two events will most likely run at the same time, so let's take a look at their details.

Second Golden Blitz

Although it is still unclear how many Golden Blitz events this album will have, the first few are expected to focus mainly on 4-star Gold Stickers.

The first Golden Blitz ended on August 21–22, featuring the two tradable 4-star Gold Stickers, Honey, I'm Home (Set 13) and Rudy Root (Set 14).

Four new Gold Stickers were included in the voting for the second Golden Blitz, with none overlapping the 5 stickers from the first round. The winners were Monopoly Go Set 16 Family Portrait and Set 17 The Goods.

These 2 Gold Stickers are expected to become tradable between August 25 and August 26. If you are missing either one, it would be a good idea to start looking through the player community now for someone willing to trade with you.

If you are a registered IGGM user, your points can come in handy. You can use 200 points to redeem either of these two 4-star Gold Stickers through IGGM coupon page!

Note that Family Portrait and The Goods each have only 10 free redemption slots, available on a first-come, first-served basis. If you have enough points, make sure not to miss out!

ACME FARM Partners Event

ACME FARM Partners event will begin on August 26, overlapping with Golden Blitz event. Hopefully, you and your partners will not end up scrambling to handle both events at once.

Like a regular Partners event, ACME FARM Partners event will last for 5 days. You will have one day to find partners, followed by the remaining time to build the event structures.

How to Find Partners?

Partners events are both loved and hated by many players because getting the best rewards with minimal resources requires you and several partners to work together. If even one partner refuses to contribute, the efforts of everyone else can go to waste.

Some players may feel that completing Partners events has become more difficult during Monopoly Go Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes album. Compared with The Simpsons album, many players are less enthusiastic about this album, so they are trying to conserve their dice.

As a result, during Looney Tunes Partners, many players complained that one or two members of their team barely contributed.

The best way to avoid this situation is still to avoid random matchmaking. Even if you already have a few regular teammates, it is better to ask them first whether they want the rewards from ACME FARM Partners event.

You can also use an alternate account as your partner. Players with lower Monopoly Go levels or lower net worth often have better luck than higher-level players.

For the same number of points, an alternate account may only consume about half as many tokens as your main account. However, this strategy does not work every time, as it still depends on luck.

If you cannot fill all the slots, you can buy Monopoly Go ACME FARM Partners slots at IGGM.com, which can help ensure that every member of your team contributes points during the event.

How to Get Tokens?

Completing the objectives in ACME FARM Partners event will require roughly 2,000 to 3,000 dice. If you plan ahead, you can avoid wasting all your dice, and the same applies to your partners.

Tournaments and Banner Events

For the daily tournaments, it is recommended that you steadily progress to Level 17 milestone. That should be your target, and even if you feel that your luck is good, there is no need to push any further.

At this pace, your dice consumption and returns should remain relatively balanced throughout the event. This is the safest approach and should be enough to ensure that you can complete all the partner goals on the final day.

If your luck has not been very good, you can push a little further during the final day. You can adjust your progress based on the situation.

For the banner events during ACME FARM Partners event, you can set Level 30 as your target. If you have very good luck and plenty of dice, you can try pushing to Level 36, but going beyond that is not recommended. The reward return drops significantly beyond this point, so continuing to invest resources is not worthwhile.

With this strategy, you should end the event with a net gain of roughly 4,000+ dice.

Spinning Multiplier

Regardless of which strategy you use above, the multiplier selected during the spinning phase directly affects resource efficiency.

The 1x multiplier remains the safest and most economical choice. It maximizes the expected return from each spin while avoiding the token waste that can result from the greater variance of higher multipliers.

If you want to improve efficiency somewhat and shorten the time spent spinning, you can also use the 2x multiplier. It does not significantly disrupt the probability balance and is suitable when you have plenty of tokens and want to use them more quickly.

Remember that the higher the multiplier, the greater the variance of each spin. Choose your multiplier according to your available dice.

That is everything you need to know about the second Golden Blitz and ACME FARM Partners event in Monopoly Go, along with the recommended strategies. You can start preparing for both events now.