Monopoly Go Top Up

With the latest Sticker Boom starting, it's the perfect time for players progressing through Monopoly Go Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes album to complete their collection.

One simple tip is worth noting: if the day's Quick Wins reward includes a Sticker Pack, complete the last task but don't claim the reward immediately. Wait until the Sticker Boom officially begins.

Save Your Last Quick Wins Reward

Quick Wins are a daily activity in Monopoly Go. Players unlock daily rewards by completing tasks.

Normally, claiming the reward immediately after completion is fine. However, if Sticker Boom is about to begin, consider stopping at the last step.

Specifically, players can complete the last Quick Win first, leaving the reward pending. Then, once Sticker Boom officially starts, return to claim the final reward - waiting a little longer might result in better event rewards.

This approach is noteworthy because it incurs almost no additional cost: players were going to complete Quick Wins anyway; the only difference is when to claim the final reward.

Specific Steps

The entire process can be broken down into several steps.

First, complete the day's Quick Wins as usual. The preceding tasks remain unchanged, and rewards can be claimed as usual.

Second, after completing the last Quick Win, do not claim the final reward immediately.

Third, confirm when Sticker Boom starts. This is crucial. The actual event time needs to be determined based on the in-game countdown and event prompts. Different regions have different time zones, so you cannot simply apply the times provided by other players.

Finally, after Sticker Boom officially begins, return to Quick Wins page to claim the final reward.

If there's still a considerable amount of time before Quick Wins ends, you can engage in other activities and return to Sticker Boom later. Conversely, if the event is nearing its end, there's no need to risk missing out on rewards by waiting.

What other rewards can this be extended to?

Following this approach, players can also check their other unclaimed rewards. Sticker Vault is particularly noteworthy.

If you've already met the activation requirements for Sticker Vault, and Sticker Boom is about to begin, consider not opening it until the event officially starts. The logic is similar to Quick Wins: maximize the use of Sticker-related rewards during the event.

Furthermore, unlocked but unclaimed Sticker Packs can also be checked in advance. Before Sticker Boom begins, quickly review your rewards: which are already claimable, which can be delayed, and which will be automatically distributed. Rewards with selectable claim times can be scheduled according to the event rules; rewards that cannot be delayed or have already been automatically distributed don't need to be forced to wait.

It's important to emphasize that delaying claiming rewards isn't a universal trick that works for all rewards. Some rewards may be determined at the end of the event, while others are automatically credited to your account. For these types of rewards, simply waiting until Sticker Boom starts doesn't guarantee any extra benefits.

Therefore, Quick Wins remain the easiest to manage, as you can actively control when you claim them.

Is it worth the wait?

If you only consider the operational cost, this technique is worth trying - because it's virtually costless.

Players are already going to complete Quick Wins and will already receive the corresponding rewards. Delaying claiming won't cost extra Dice or affect your normal task progress. Just remember to come back and claim it after Sticker Boom starts.

This is especially suitable as a daily habit for players actively progressing through the event and collecting Monopoly Go stickers.

However, don't think of it as a method for farming stickers. Sticker Boom increases the chances of obtaining stickers during the event, but it doesn't mean every sticker pack will contain the card you need, nor does it guarantee you'll get rare cards directly. Even if you process multiple rewards during Sticker Boom, the stickers you end up with might still be unwanted.

Therefore, the real reason this technique is worthwhile isn't because of its dramatic gains, but because it maximizes the rewards from the event mechanics at a very low cost.

This is also the biggest difference between it and some high-cost strategies - it doesn't require changing your dice usage strategy or purchasing additional resources; it just requires a little more patience.

Of course, don't let waiting for Sticker Boom disrupt your normal game rhythm. If the event start time is uncertain, or you can't log in during the event, claiming rewards promptly is still a safer option.

For players collecting Monopoly Go Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes album, Sticker Boom is more of an opportunity to optimize existing rewards than a shortcut to obtaining rare stickers.

Confirming event times in advance and arranging the timing of claiming Sticker Packs such as Quick Wins, can maximize the rewards of each pack opening without increasing resource consumption - this may be a simple yet practical detail in the process of completing an album.

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!