Quote from rodrigo.rodrigo on January 21, 2026, 9:06 AM

January 25, 2026 is when Sticker Treasures pops back up, and if you're the type who saves dice for something that actually pays off, you'll want to be ready. I'm treating it like a little reset from endless laps around the board, the same way I plan around the Monopoly Go Partners Event when I know a big push is coming. The digging format is simple at first glance, but it's weirdly addictive once you get into the rhythm of clearing tiles and hunting shapes.

How The Dig Actually Plays

You've got 20 stages to work through, and they don't stay "cute" for long. Early boards are small, so you feel like a genius. Later on, the grids stretch out and the items you're trying to uncover take more space, so every tap matters. It's basically a Battleship vibe: hit something, follow the edge, finish the outline, move on. If you're new, you'll learn fast that random clicking burns Pickaxes and your patience at the same time.

Pickaxes: Where People Mess Up

Your Pickaxes mainly come from daily Quick Wins, the free shop gift, and doing well in the side tournaments. That's the loop. People panic, though, and start guessing when they're close to the end of a board. Don't. A better habit is to probe in a pattern, then tighten up once you get a hit. Also, if you land a couple of empty spaces in a row, switch lanes instead of stubbornly digging a straight line. It sounds small, but it saves tools across 20 levels.

Rewards Worth Chasing

The rewards are the real reason this event gets hyped. There are loads of dice rolls across the track, and if you clear the whole thing, you can walk away with up to 2,000 dice. Still, the biggest "thank you" prize is the Wild Sticker. If you've been staring at an album slot that won't fill—usually that one gold 5-star—you already know why this matters. Swap Packs are another quiet win: turning duplicates into something useful feels way better than letting them rot in your inventory.

What To Do Near The Finish

Try not to stress about leftover Pickaxes, because they don't just disappear. When the event ends, unused tools get converted into extra dice, so grabbing more Pickaxes is never really wasted, even if you finish early. I usually keep playing the side stuff anyway, just to stack a cushion for whatever comes next, especially if I'm lining things up with a Monopoly Go Partners Event buy plan and want my rolls ready for the next big burst.