It is kind of wild that we are already creeping into the last few hours of the year, and while everyone else is busy with party plans, Monopoly GO players are eyeing the board and checking timers just as carefully as any calendar, especially if they are tracking events like the Monopoly Go Partners Event. Today is not one of those throwaway rotations where you just burn dice and hope for the best. The schedule actually rewards people who pace themselves, line up their rolls with the right boosts, and are willing to think a bit before slamming the "roll" button.
Two Tournaments, Two Mindsets
The Sweet Tour Tournament lands around lunchtime and it is perfect if you want steady progress without babysitting your phone all day. You can hop in, do a few runs, climb some milestones, grab cash and sticker packs, then step away for real life stuff. It is forgiving, and you do not feel punished if you miss an hour here and there. Running alongside it, the Tycoon Class Tournament has a completely different vibe. That one is for players who love tight leaderboards, quick swings, and last minute snipes. It is shorter, feels more intense, and if you blow through dice early you can end up stuck watching other players pass you while you have nothing left. So if you are going hard on Tycoon Class, it is worth deciding early how many dice you are actually willing to burn.
High Roller Windows And Mega Heist Timing
The real money moves come from timing your High Roller sessions with the other boosts on the board. There are two High Roller windows today, one in the morning and one later on, and that is where people either print value or empty their accounts for nothing. The smart play is usually to hold your biggest multipliers for the period where High Roller overlaps with the Mega Heist. When that happens and you land a bank heist, you can see your cash jump in a way that normal play just cannot match. There is also a short Roll Match event in the middle of the day. It is easy to ignore, but if you are already rolling, matching those dice outcomes can quietly stack extra rewards in the background while you chase your main goals.
Blocks Mini-Game As A Slow Burn
On top of the usual chaos, the Blocks Mini-Game kicks off at noon and runs for a few days, which changes how you think about your time. You do not need to sprint through it on day one, and honestly you probably should not. Instead, you can feed it steady play while you focus on the tournaments and timed boosts. Over a few days, that mini-game becomes a reliable side source of extra resources, letting you keep your momentum going even when the big milestones start to feel pricey or when you want a break from chasing rankings. It also keeps the gameplay loop from feeling like pure repetition, which helps a lot during long grindy sessions.
End Of Year Building Strategy
The most important move today is what you do with your cash, and this is where a lot of people slip up. The early Cash Boost makes it tempting to blow money on building right away, but if you can hold off, you are in a much better spot. Builder's Bash hits right before midnight and cuts building costs by 50 percent, which means every note you saved from tournaments, Mega Heist runs, and other events suddenly stretches twice as far. If you walk into that window with a big balance, you can clear multiple boards instead of just nudging one or two landmarks. Do not sleep on Quick Wins either, because they are basically free dice for doing simple tasks, and those dice feed straight back into everything else, especially if you are planning ahead for events like the Monopoly Go Partners Event buy.
