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Track Monopoly GO dig progress by recording the current floor, remaining pickaxes, and average cost of the last three completed floors. The Monopoly Go Partners Event is a separate activity, so its preparation should wait until the active dig is finished.
Record the floor and tool count
Roll Treasures opened at 21:00 UTC on November 8 and closes at 17:59 UTC on November 9. In Asia/Shanghai, that is 05:00 on November 9 through 01:59 on November 10. Check the event window before spending dice; the supplied schedule does not specify a year.
Pickaxes come from the dig milestone track, dice landings that award event tokens, and rewards from concurrent events and tournaments. Quick Wins and timed free gifts can also provide useful rewards, so collect them at the start of each session.
Open the active dig from the game board and note the current floor and pickaxe count. Check which hidden tiles remain and whether the floor still has a chest to uncover.
Review the dig milestone track and concurrent event rewards for reachable pickaxes or dice. Collect available Quick Wins, timed gifts, and any rewards waiting in the inbox before rolling.
Reveal tiles on the current grid. Favor promising reward clusters and avoid tiles already shown as empty after a neighboring reveal.
When the floor is complete, check that the dig advances to the next floor. Record the pickaxes spent before starting the new grid.
After three completed floors, add their pickaxe costs and divide by three. Divide the remaining pickaxes by that average to estimate how many similar floors the current stack might cover.
The floor change is the practical confirmation that the previous grid is complete. A forecast is not a guarantee: later floors can cost more than earlier ones, so update the average whenever the recent cost rises.
Control spending before the close
Keep dice multipliers modest while learning the early boards, rather than committing a full dice reserve at x1000. Set a target before rolling, such as enough pickaxes to finish the current floor plus a reserve for the next one.
High Roller briefly permits higher dice multipliers. Use it only with full shields and a clear pickaxe target; if a shield is missing, lower the multiplier and rebuild protection before risking more cash on exposed landmarks.
A large chest still hidden on the current floor can justify spending the remaining pickaxes. Empty or decorative edge tiles do not justify the same chase, especially when another floor may hold a milestone chest.
Record Rush and Tycoon Class progress are secondary if a roll does not also help the dig. Rent Frenzy is a cash event, while Free Parking is a side window; neither replaces a supply of pickaxes for an unfinished grid.
Check rewards and stop at the right time
Open the inbox and collect rewards before the event closes so any dice or pickaxes reach the active run. A vault or pack is worth opening for this purpose only when its preview shows a resource that can help complete the next floor.
After each session, write down the floor number, pickaxe count, and recent average. If the estimate no longer supports finishing another floor, stop high-multiplier rolls rather than spending the remaining dice on uncertain progress.
Use available pickaxes on the active grid before 17:59 UTC on November 9; they do not become partner flags. Once the dig is closed, check the next active event and consider the separate monopoly go racers event buy option only after reviewing your remaining dice.
Record the floor and tool count
Roll Treasures opened at 21:00 UTC on November 8 and closes at 17:59 UTC on November 9. In Asia/Shanghai, that is 05:00 on November 9 through 01:59 on November 10. Check the event window before spending dice; the supplied schedule does not specify a year.
Pickaxes come from the dig milestone track, dice landings that award event tokens, and rewards from concurrent events and tournaments. Quick Wins and timed free gifts can also provide useful rewards, so collect them at the start of each session.
Open the active dig from the game board and note the current floor and pickaxe count. Check which hidden tiles remain and whether the floor still has a chest to uncover.
Review the dig milestone track and concurrent event rewards for reachable pickaxes or dice. Collect available Quick Wins, timed gifts, and any rewards waiting in the inbox before rolling.
Reveal tiles on the current grid. Favor promising reward clusters and avoid tiles already shown as empty after a neighboring reveal.
When the floor is complete, check that the dig advances to the next floor. Record the pickaxes spent before starting the new grid.
After three completed floors, add their pickaxe costs and divide by three. Divide the remaining pickaxes by that average to estimate how many similar floors the current stack might cover.
The floor change is the practical confirmation that the previous grid is complete. A forecast is not a guarantee: later floors can cost more than earlier ones, so update the average whenever the recent cost rises.
Control spending before the close
Keep dice multipliers modest while learning the early boards, rather than committing a full dice reserve at x1000. Set a target before rolling, such as enough pickaxes to finish the current floor plus a reserve for the next one.
High Roller briefly permits higher dice multipliers. Use it only with full shields and a clear pickaxe target; if a shield is missing, lower the multiplier and rebuild protection before risking more cash on exposed landmarks.
A large chest still hidden on the current floor can justify spending the remaining pickaxes. Empty or decorative edge tiles do not justify the same chase, especially when another floor may hold a milestone chest.
Record Rush and Tycoon Class progress are secondary if a roll does not also help the dig. Rent Frenzy is a cash event, while Free Parking is a side window; neither replaces a supply of pickaxes for an unfinished grid.
Check rewards and stop at the right time
Open the inbox and collect rewards before the event closes so any dice or pickaxes reach the active run. A vault or pack is worth opening for this purpose only when its preview shows a resource that can help complete the next floor.
After each session, write down the floor number, pickaxe count, and recent average. If the estimate no longer supports finishing another floor, stop high-multiplier rolls rather than spending the remaining dice on uncertain progress.
Use available pickaxes on the active grid before 17:59 UTC on November 9; they do not become partner flags. Once the dig is closed, check the next active event and consider the separate monopoly go racers event buy option only after reviewing your remaining dice.