Monopoly GO occasionally introduces special events to fill out the entire album season cycle, such as Tycoon Racers and Partner Events. Sometimes, one careless decision can leave you with no dice at all after a single event.
Many players hope to collect rewards while still keeping a healthy amount of dice after an event ends. That means participating selectively in special events. Below, EZG gives a simple evaluation of each event to help determine which ones are actually worth participating in.
Tier S
Partner Events
Many players have mixed feelings about Partner Events. On one hand, they dislike the event, but on the other hand, it can genuinely be rewarding under the right circumstances.
Partner Events usually offer rewards such as Wild Stickers and cosmetics. Wild Stickers are particularly valuable because they can fill any missing sticker in your current album, making them one of the most important rewards for completing an entire sticker album.
The experience of a Partner Event mainly depends on your partners. If every player on your team makes a consistent contribution throughout the event, it can be one of the most rewarding event types available.
The final reward from a Partner Event generally requires around 4,000 to 4,500 Monopoly Go dice, while the event itself often provides more than 5,000 dice in rewards. In other words, if your team can successfully reach the grand prize, you may lose little to no dice while also gaining valuable stickers.
However, if even one player on the team refuses to contribute, Partner Event can become a terrible experience and may effectively be doomed from the start. Therefore, make sure to communicate with your teammates beforehand and confirm that everyone has enough dice and time to contribute.
If you do not trust random teammates, EZG.com also offers Monopoly GO Partner Event slots. You can invite friends you already know and then fill the remaining slots, giving you a much better chance of completing every Partner Event successfully.
Dig Events
Dig Events, also known as Treasure Hunts, are solo events, so their rewards are much more predictable and consistent. You can plan your digging path instead of relying entirely on other players. The rewards are usually generous as well, including large amounts of dice and sticker packs.
You need to rely on banner and tournament events running at the same time to accumulate Pickaxes, then use them to search for treasures during Dig Events.
One major advantage is that you can stop whenever you run out of Pickaxes, so you do not lose anything by ending your participation. The dice you use and the dice you receive from the event are also usually fairly balanced. Even if your luck is poor, the loss is generally limited rather than leaving you completely out of dice.
Some players have calculated that one Pickaxe is roughly equivalent to three Monopoly Go dice. Using large amounts of dice just to obtain more Pickaxes is therefore not particularly worthwhile.
Players with more than 2,000 dice and several Sticker Sets that are close to completion are recommended to participate, but proper planning is still necessary.
Tier A
Peg-E Events
Peg-E events are somewhat unusual because they come in three different forms:
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Prize Drop
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Sticker Drop
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Cash Drop
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Roll Drop
Whether to participate in the current Peg-E event depends on whether the event rewards are what you need. If you are missing stickers and encounter a Peg-E Sticker Drop event, it can be a decent opportunity.
However, if the final reward is a Swap Pack, there is no need to push for full completion. It is only worth chasing the later milestones when the final milestone reward is a Wild Sticker. If you are short on both dice and stickers, you can also choose Monopoly GO stickers from EZG.com. Whether you need high-star stickers or gold cards, we have you covered—with lightning-fast delivery that makes completing your album collection a breeze.
Banner Event
Banner Events, like Tournaments, are daily events or events that last for one or two days. Banner Events may appear to offer a large number of rewards, but completing all Milestones can require a very large amount of dice.
If you only complete the early milestones, the returns are still fairly good and may even give you back some dice. However, chasing the later milestone rewards is generally not worthwhile.
Tier B
Tournaments
Tournaments may look similar to Banner Events, but they also introduce a competitive element. As your Net Worth increases, the competitors you are matched against generally become stronger.
If you commit a large amount of dice to climbing tournament rankings, the final rewards may not make up for what you used. This has been a recurring opinion within the community.
If the current banner also rewards Railroad spaces, one landing can progress both events at the same time. In this situation, the additional dice used for tournament may be offset by rewards from the other event, making it worthwhile to push tournament. Otherwise, avoid using too many dice on it.
Tier C
Tycoon Racers
Tycoon Racers is almost an event designed by Monopoly Go to drain players’ dice.
Whether you can obtain the final reward depends not only on your teammates but also on the scores of your opponents. Even worse, the rewards from Tycoon Racers usually fail to make up for what you use.
You could use 10,000 dice just to finish in second place, only to receive a few thousand dice and some stickers that you do not need. If you contribute very little, you may actually feel that the rewards are fairly decent.
Overall, EZG.com believes that the value of different Monopoly GO events mainly depends on the balance between their rewards and dice consumption. If you want to pursue the events that offer the strongest overall returns, Partners and Digging Events are generally the better choices.
