Treasure Hunt events can give your dice balance a real lift, especially when you play them alongside a busy week of board activity. They are not just a quick distraction between rolls. Each event asks you to clear a set of puzzle boards, and the prizes build as you move forward. If you are already taking part in the Monopoly Go Partners Event, it is worth planning both activities together so your dice, cash, and event items work harder for you.

How the Treasure Hunt Boards Work

Every stage is a small excavation puzzle. You tap squares with pickaxes or shovels, then check what lies underneath. Some taps reveal part of a hidden object, while others turn up nothing useful. The objects can be tiny, such as a one-square can, or wide enough to cover several spaces, like a slingshot. There are often 20 stages, and the boards grow larger as you progress. That change matters. A careless opening move on a later board can leave you short of tools when the useful targets are still hidden.

Use Fewer Tools on Each Board

You do not need to tap every square in a straight line. A simple spread-out pattern gives you more information early on. Once a target appears, pause for a second and think about its shape. If two connected spaces have been found, the remaining part may be easier to predict. This approach will not solve every board perfectly, but it cuts down on random taps and leaves more tools for the tougher stages.

• Start with separated squares instead of clearing one corner.
• Study the revealed shape before choosing the next tap.
• Keep a small reserve of tools for the last object on a board.
• Check each reward screen before moving to the next stage.

Where Extra Pickaxes Come From

Pickaxes usually arrive through normal play rather than one single source. Daily quick wins can provide a steady trickle, while tournaments and milestone tracks may offer larger bundles. Keep an eye on the active tasks before spending dice. If a task rewards the same event items you need for Treasure Hunt, you can make progress in two places at once. That feels much better than chasing a reward after the event has nearly ended.

Make the Prizes Count

Early boards may pay out cash or a modest dice bundle, but later stages tend to feel far more worthwhile. Progress milestones can include purple sticker packs, player tokens, and shields. These rewards matter if you are working through a seasonal album, so do not judge a board only by its first payout. Players who save tools, read the board carefully, and keep up with daily tasks have a better chance of reaching the strongest prizes, including useful Mgo stickers for sale options, before the timer runs out.