Monopoly GO Cheats and Tips for Free Dice - Every Legitimate Method

All of the best tips, tricks and strategies to get free dice and make the most of them in Monopoly GO

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Monopoly GO Cheats

If you're looking for Monopoly GO cheats, we should be upfront - there are no cheat codes or hacks that actually work. If you've seen websites or YouTube videos promising thousands of free dice from a generator or a special download, don't bother. They don't work, and you might end up with a virus or a compromised account for your trouble. The same goes for VIP dice services you see advertised on Discord or Reddit - they cost real money, they break the game's terms of service, and Scopely could ban your account at any point for using them.

What does work is knowing how the game's systems operate and making the most of every free dice opportunity that comes your way. That's what this page is about - every legitimate method we know of to keep your dice stash healthy without spending a dime.

Daily Freebies You Should Never Miss

There are a handful of free rewards that refresh every day in Monopoly GO, and if you're consistent about collecting them, they add up to a decent amount of dice over time.

• Free Shop Gift (Every 8 Hours) - Head to the Shop, scroll the top offers all the way to the right, and you'll find a free gift pack. It refreshes every eight hours and usually contains around 25 dice plus some cash. If there's a special event running like Peg-E or a dig event, the gift may also include event tokens. Try to collect this three times a day if you can.
• Daily Login Rewards - You get a reward just for opening the game each day. On top of the individual daily prizes, there's a meter that fills up as you collect daily rewards over time, with milestone bonuses along the way including a big reward when you hit the end, then it resets.
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  Daily Treats
• Quick Wins - Three tasks reset every day at 8 AM ET. They're usually pretty easy to complete and give you dice plus points toward the weekly Quick Wins meter. Try to complete them at least every day because the weekly milestone reward is often something really good like a purple sticker pack. A tip here - if you're low on dice and just trying to finish a Quick Win like "pass Go 2 times," set your multiplier to 1 so you get more rolls out of what you've got.
• Tycoon Club - A lot of people don't realize there are free daily rewards in the Tycoon Club. You get a free wheel spin once a day plus a free gift in the shop every 24 hours. Together these can give you an extra 50 to 100 dice daily for doing almost nothing. Even if you never spend money in the game, these are worth grabbing. Android players may need to access Tycoon Club directly through the browser as the in-game link has disappeared for some users.

Free Dice Links

Scopely releases free dice links through their social media channels and these can be redeemed once per account. We keep an updated list on our free dice links page which we check and update every day, sometimes multiple times a day. Links typically expire after 48 to 72 hours, so checking regularly is the best way to make sure you don't miss any. Click them from the device you play on and the app should open and credit you the dice.

Events and Tournaments

Events and tournaments are by far the biggest source of free dice in the game. But you do have to roll clever in order to have a chance of coming out with more dice than you started with. That's why keeping an eye on our daily events schedule is essential. It lists all of the current and forthcoming events on Monopoly GO plus predicted times of useful boost events, some of which can help you win more dice rolls, and can help you most out of your existing dice stack.

From the daily events schedule you can click through to the rewards and milestones list for each event. Look at where the dice rewards are clustered and where the big gaps between milestones are. Sometimes you're better off stopping at a certain milestone rather than pouring in hundreds more dice trying to reach the next decent reward. Planning ahead like this is one of the best things you can do to stay dice-positive.

Tournaments also have leaderboard rewards on top of the milestone rewards. If you're pushing for a top finish, try to time your big rolls during Mega Heist or other helpful flash boost events. Check the daily events schedule for predicted boost times as well as the end times of the current tournament.

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Mega Heist

The Best Way to Play Tournaments

Tournaments are very similar to main events in so much as there are a number of milestone rewards that you can progress through by earning points.

The main difference is that they are often shorter in duration, usually 1 or 2 days, and there is a final reward based on your final position versus other people that you've been grouped with.

There are a number of strategies you can try to end up near the top, some may work for you.

• I've heard it suggested to not play the tournament until the last hour or so to get into an easier group.
• Another trick could be to not try in a few tournaments in a row, then you may get placed in an easier group eventually.
• Watch out for snipers. Just as you think you may have won a tournament with minutes to go, often someone comes out of nowhere to take that top prize. So if you are going for the win, make sure you have some dice in reserve in case you need a last minute push.

Timing Your Reward Claims

This is something a lot of players overlook, but it can make a huge difference to your dice stack. When you run out of dice, don't rush to claim your event milestone rewards and tournament finish straight away. Instead, try to wait.

Here's the idea: if a special event like Peg-E or a dig event is about to end, and you've also got a tournament finishing around the same time, hold off on claiming everything until the last possible moment. Then collect all of your milestone rewards from the banner event, your tournament finish rewards, your Peg-E or dig event prizes, and any other pending rewards all in one go. You go from zero dice to a big stack in one hit, and that puts you in a strong position for whatever events come next.

The same logic applies to sticker set completions. If you're close to finishing a set and you know there's a decent dice reward for it, try to time that completion for when you're building your dice stack rather than when you're in the middle of spending it.

Using a Second Account

This is completely legitimate and something a lot of experienced players do. You can run a second Monopoly GO account on another device and add it as a friend to your main account. There are a few ways this helps.

Partner Events - Partner events require you to team up with friends. If your second account is your partner, you have full control over both sides. You can use the second account to carry your main account by coordinating when you play, therefore giving your main account a better chance of completing the event or winning more rewards from it for less dice spent. This is especially useful if you don't have many active friends in the game or if your friends aren't reliable partners.

Sticker Trading - Having a second account gives you another source of sticker packs. Any duplicate stickers your second account picks up can be sent to your main account. During Golden Blitz events, this is even more valuable because you can trade gold stickers between your two accounts without relying on strangers.

Extra Dice Links - Each account can claim free dice links independently, so your second account gets its own set of dice from links. While you can't transfer dice between accounts, the second account's dice can be spent on events and tournaments where the rewards (like stickers) can be shared back to your main.

You don't need to play the second account heavily. Even just logging in to collect daily rewards, Quick Wins, and free dice links, then trading stickers and partnering up during partner events, makes it worthwhile.

Multiplier Strategy

The dice multiplier is one of the most important tools in the game and how you use it has a massive impact on how fast you burn through dice and what you get out of them.

The general rule is: don't just crank it up to max and auto roll. Pay attention to where you are on the board and what scoring opportunities are in front of you. If you're in a pickup event and there's a cluster of event tokens ahead, that might be a good time to bump the multiplier up. If there's nothing useful in front of you, drop it back down.

For corner tile events, auto rolling on a moderate multiplier is usually fine since the corners are spread evenly around the board. For tax and utility events, the scoring tiles are more spread out, so being selective about when you go big makes more sense. For tournament scoring, landing on railroads is what counts, so timing a big multiplier when you're near a railroad, especially during Mega Heist, can pay off.

The key thing is to always keep an eye on your dice count versus the milestones you're targeting. Running out of dice halfway between two milestone rewards is the worst spot to be in.

The High Roller Flash event can be useful in bagging some massive tournament scores as you will be able to select many more dice than your standard multiplier normally allows, but it's always a question of chance and probability if you get the throw that you need, and you can easily run through a ton of dice with the High Roller event. Generally, as a free to play player I don't even use the High Roller when it appears, and usually stick to x20 max even when I have over ten thousand dice!

Land on Jail with high multiplier for a chance of massive free dice.

The idea is twofold:

• Try to land on Go to Jail with the highest multiplier possible
• Hope that you'll throw a high double to get out of jail!

You'll then get the score of one of the dice multiplied by the multiplier that you used to get into jail. So you really can win a lot of dice, but you could well lose a lot too!

Building Landmarks and Net Worth

Building landmarks costs game cash, but it's the main way to increase your net worth, and net worth milestones reward you with dice and sticker packs. The general rule of thumb is that the total cost of all landmarks on a level is roughly 110 times the cost of the first landmark on that level, except during a Builder's Bash boost. Knowing this helps you estimate how much cash you'll need before committing.

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x110 the first landmark to get the total for that level

Try to time your big building sessions during Builder's Bash when landmarks are discounted. If a Color Wheel Boost is coming up on the daily events schedule, build up your landmarks to get hotels on as many tiles as you can beforehand, then land on your own tiles during the boost to get extra wheel spins. The green vault wedge on the Color Wheel can give you blue sticker packs, so this is a decent sticker farming method too.

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Complete a Landmark for a Reward

If you notice that certain friends are targeting you too much, just remove them — sometimes this happens when they think you have no shields.

Don't build until you have the money to complete the level

The general rule is that the cost to build the complete level is x110 of the first build of the first landmark of that level.

Advantages:
• Shields stay full, so you'll get your dice back whenever you land on them
• You can't be attacked in shutdown

Disadvantages:
• You can still be attacked in Bank Heist and Mega Heist so you are always in danger of losing everything in your account.

Sticker Set Completion

Completing sticker sets rewards you with dice, and completing the entire album gives a big payout. The low star cards come naturally, but four and five star cards are where it gets tough. Our sticker packs guide explains the different pack types and pull rates. The short version is: purple packs give you the best odds at high-star stickers, so prioritize getting those wherever you can - from weekly Quick Win milestones, vault trades, and event rewards.

For gold stickers, your main options are pulling them from packs (low odds) and trading during Golden Blitz events. Having a second account or being active in trading communities on Facebook and Discord helps a lot here. Check our album completion guide for more detail on getting the hardest stickers. You can also join our Monopoly GO Sticker Trading Group on Facebook to swap stickers and chat strategy with other players.

Adding Facebook Friends

You can get 100 free dice for each Facebook friend that downloads and plays Monopoly GO, up to a maximum of 10 friends for a total of 1,000 dice. It's a one-time bonus per friend. Some players have used Discord groups where people share Facebook accounts to friend each other for this bonus. We can't vouch for the safety of sharing your Facebook details with strangers though, so use your own judgment.

Beyond the initial dice bonus, having active friends in the game means more opportunities for sticker trading, and friends show up on your board where you can collect rent from them.

Showroom Rewards

The Showroom is another source of free rewards that many players forget about. You unlock board tokens and shield skins as you play, and collecting enough of them triggers milestone rewards. To check your progress, tap the menu icon in the top right of the game screen and select My Showroom. Tap any of the token or shield icons to see what you need for the next reward.

Staying Safe

Be wary of anything that sounds too good to be true. There are no working dice generators, no unlimited dice hacks, and no secret codes that give you thousands of free rolls. If a website or social media post is promising that, it's either a scam, malware, or both. Stick to legitimate dice links from Scopely's official channels (which we collect on our free dice links page), and the in-game methods described on this page.

If you're spending money on the game, the Tycoon Club web offers at least give you loyalty points and gems on top of what you're buying, so they're better value than buying directly through the app in most cases.

For more detailed guides on every event, tournament, and feature in Monopoly GO, head over to our complete Monopoly GO walkthrough and guide.

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