Monopoly Go Stickers

With Monopoly GO Radioactive Racers now over and Springfield Partners yet to begin, the gap is once again filled by Simpsons Drop.

Many players might overlook this unassuming special event and choose to save their dice for Springfield Partners. If so, they will miss out on two dice skins, a Shield skin, and some emojis from Monopoly GO x The Simpsons album.

Date

The third Simpsons Drop tied to Monopoly GO x The Simpsons album lasts two days in total:

• Start: 4 PM, June 28, 2026
• End: 1 PM, June 30, 2026

Simpsons Drop Rewards

In terms of rewards, this is once again Deluxe Drop version, because the milestone rewards for Simpsons Drop still do not include Monopoly GO stickers or dice.

It may be that the developers have designed too many cosmetic items for The Simpsons album, so they have to schedule additional events to distribute those rewards.

If you missed the cosmetic items from the second Simpsons Drop, unfortunately they probably will not be re-released; this time offers brand-new items.

Simpsons Drop Page 1 Milestones: 

Simpsons Drop Page 2 Milestones: 

Simpsons Drop Strategy

Even though the milestones on the second page look much easier, you have to complete all the rewards on the first page first, which requires 22,000 points.

Simpsons Drop Rules

There are three ways to score in Simpsons Drop:

• Score based on where the token lands.
• Score based on the cash reward from the landing spot.
• Score by hitting Bumpers (50 points).

The first two methods can be treated as one. In Simpsons Drop, the cash rewards at the two ends of the machine are very small, while the center gives the most cash.

If you are lucky enough to hit the big jackpot in the very middle, you can get over 200 points and a large amount of cash in a single drop. Moreover, if you have set a multiplier in advance, both the points and the cash will be multiplied by that multiplier.

Bumpers follow a different rule. As long as your token hits a Bumper, you earn 50 points in addition to the reward shown on it, which may include cash, dice, Peg-E tokens, and so on. Those rewards are also multiplied by your set multiplier.

How to Get Peg-E Tokens?

If your luck is good, you may need only about 300 to 600 Peg-E tokens. Players with average luck will need around 1,000 tokens.

During Simpsons Drop event, there are two tournaments and one banner event, whose milestone rewards together total about 16,000 tokens, but you do not actually need to collect all of them.

Besides these two major sources, there are also scattered ways to get Peg-E tokens, such as Free Gift, Quick Wins, and tokens on the board.

However, these methods give very few tokens. Another way is that Peg-E sometimes appears as a Bumper reward while you are playing Simpsons Drop. If you feel you need more tokens, you can also try to make your tokens land on Bumpers.

How to Use Peg-E Tokens?

Since the next special event is Springfield Partners, which awards a good number of sticker packs, dice, and a cosmetic item (likely a shield skin), it is well worth participating in.

On the other hand, because Radioactive Racers has just ended, some players have used up all their dice and are now in the phase of rebuilding their stock, so they cannot commit many dice to this Simpsons Drop.

Therefore, depending on whether you want to save dice or go for the emojis and dice skins in Simpsons Drop, you have different strategies.

If you don't want to miss out on both Simpsons Drop and Springfield Partners and want to pick up the burden, you can directly buy Monopoly Go stickers from IGGM to help complete The Simpsons album sets faster. And Then You can save your dice for when it matters most.

Saving Dice

If you plan to save dice, that does not mean you should completely give up Simpsons Drop. Free events and daily tasks can still let you accumulate some Peg-E tokens for free.

You can use these Peg-E tokens to play Simpsons Drop; if you encounter Bumpers that offer dice, take a gamble and see whether you can hit them. If you win the gamble, you can get hundreds of dice and even unlock an emoji, and if you do not win, you lose nothing.

Going for Cosmetics

Going for cosmetic items is recommended only when you have plenty of dice. Do not drop tokens as soon as you get them. Instead, it is better to save up a few hundred tokens first by completing tasks, claiming free gifts, and so on, and then play Simpsons Drop.

Each time, you can set a multiplier of x10 or even higher. If you are lucky enough to hit a high-scoring area at a high multiplier, you can gain a large number of points with very few tokens.

Since hitting the center jackpot is very luck-dependent, your focus should still be on Bumpers. Prioritize the bumper positions that offer Peg-E tokens, followed by those offering dice.

With one great Monopoly GO event after another, managing your dice stock is a challenge. If you are not a whale player, you will have to make some trade-offs.

The progress bar for Monopoly Go The Simpsons album is nearing the halfway mark, which means Golden Blitz events will start appearing more frequently.

In fact, the first round of voting for this album's Golden Blitz concluded on June 25, resulting in the selection of Blinky and Sad Schmuck!

Since Golden Blitz events are time-limited and rely on trading with others, it is best to prepare in advance to avoid wasting time or missing opportunities. Below, we provide a guide on how to participate in the upcoming Golden Blitz.

When will this round of Golden Blitz start?

Monopoly Go has not yet announced the official start time for this Golden Blitz. However, given that voting ended on Thursday, June 25, we tentatively predict the event will begin on June 28 and run for 24 hours, concluding on the 29th.

We base this prediction on the fact that the current Radioactive Racers event ends on the 28th, while the next partner event begins on the 30th and runs until July 5.

Scheduling Golden Blitz in the gap between these two major events ensures players have time to participate.

Of course, Monopoly Go might take a different approach, so we must wait for an official announcement to confirm the final timing.

How to participate in this Golden Blitz?

Unlike other flash events that offer reward bonuses, Golden Blitz provides the only way to trade gold stickers in Monopoly Go. In standard gameplay, you can only trade standard stickers of any star rating with other players.

Before each Golden Blitz, Monopoly Go selects 5–6 candidate Gold Stickers based on player feedback and opens a vote on Discord. The two stickers receiving the most votes become the tradeable items for that event.

In the one-day vote that began on June 24, the winners were Monopoly Go Set 13 Blinky and Set 14 Sad Schmuck, securing 38% and 27% of the vote respectively, far outpacing the other options.

This means that during this Golden Blitz, you can use your own Gold Stickers or high-star standard stickers to trade for Blinky or Sad Schmuck within the limited trading window.

Alternatively, if you already have duplicates of these specific stickers, you can use them to trade for other rare stickers you are missing.

It is worth noting that during Golden Blitz event, you are limited to a total of five exchanges, whether trading with others or simply gifting stickers away.

However, if you have a strong network of friends willing to send you stickers without asking for anything in return, there is no limit to the number of stickers you can receive.

How to find trading partners?

Generally, it is best to start by asking active players on your Monopoly Go friends list; they are familiar and reliable contacts, and their active status suggests a higher likelihood of possessing rare cards.

If you aren't very social within the game, don't worry, there are always people actively looking for trading or collaboration partners in Monopoly Go communities across major social media platforms. You can reply to their posts or create your own to find partners.

However, when trading with strangers, be sure to verify the authenticity and activity level of their game account to avoid being scammed. After all, collecting Monopoly Go stickers is a lot of hard work, and you wouldn't want your efforts to go to waste!

Additionally, since several collaborative events are taking place in quick succession over these two weeks, you might want to ask your racer teammates if they are interested in trading, or even see if they want to team up again for the Springfield Partners event next week.

The unspoken prerequisite for Golden Blitz

Theoretically, all Monopoly Go players can participate in Golden Blitz during the scheduled time; however, if you don't possess any gold stickers or high-star stickers, it is unlikely anyone will want to trade with you.

Therefore, to make the most of this event, you should strive to earn high-tier sticker packs immediately after a new album season begins, especially during the first month.

Since there are hardly any Golden Blitz events during that initial period, you can devote your energy to participating in other Monopoly Go events.

High-tier sticker packs generally refer to Blue and Purple packs, as well as the special Swap Pack and Wild Sticker. These usually appear as top-tier rewards only in special events lasting longer than two days.

Blue and Purple packs offer a higher probability of dropping high-star or gold cards. Wild Sticker allows you to choose any missing sticker you want, even the rarest five-star gold sticker!

The mechanism for Swap Pack is slightly more complex. It provides 3 to 5 stickers (all 3-star rarity or higher) at once. If none of them are what you want, the pack offers a limited number of swap opportunities, allowing you to cycle through options until you settle on your final choice.

However, Swap Pack doesn't guarantee a 5-star or brand-new sticker. To avoid the awkward situation where the final batch of stickers turns out to be worthless, it's best to quit while you're ahead rather than keep swapping.

Finally, if you don't have any high-level stickers, don't just give up on Golden Blitz. You can find other free-to-play players in the same boat and help each other out by trading your duplicate low-star stickers within the limited number of trades allowed.

After all, The Simpsons album is only halfway complete, not everyone has collected all the low-star stickers yet, and there are daily limits on standard sticker trades.

I hope this guide helps with your Monopoly Go experience. Good luck with Golden Blitz and the upcoming events next week!