Monopoly GO: A Player’s Guide to Quick Wins

In the flashy world of Monopoly GO, with its high stakes tournaments and frantic partner events, its easy to overlook the quietest feature in the game: the Quick Wins. That little clipboard in the corner with its three simple daily tasks can feel like a chore just another checklist to tick off before you get to the real fun.

But let me tell you as someone who has spent countless hours navigating this game, that humble Quick Wins button is the single most powerful tool you have for long term success. It’s the unsung hero of the free-to-play experience. It’s not just about the few extra dice you get each day; it’s about a consistent, strategic engine that, if used correctly, can fuel your progress through every other part of the game. If you have ever wondered how some players seem to always have enough dice or finish every event, the answer almost always starts with mastering this daily ritual.

The Daily Grind: What Are Quick Wins, Really?

Every day, at a specific time (for many, it’s 8 AM ET), the game gives you three new tasks. These are usually simple things you do anyway: roll the dice a few times, land on a Chance space, upgrade a landmark, or pull off a bank heist. Completing each one gives you a small, immediate reward maybe 15 dice, a little cash, or a low-level sticker pack.

On their own, these daily rewards are nothing to write home about. But their real value comes from the weekly progress bar at the bottom of the screen. Every task you complete fills this bar, unlocking small milestone rewards along the way. But the real prize, the one that makes this whole process worthwhile, is what’s waiting at the very end of that weekly bar.

The Real Prize: Why You Should Never Miss a Week

If you complete enough tasks throughout the week, you get the grand prize. This is almost always a Purple Sticker Pack, which guarantees you at least one 5-star sticker. Occasionally, the game will surprise us with a Wild Sticker as the weekly reward, which is the holy grail for any player.

This is why Quick Wins are so critical. The biggest challenge in Monopoly GO isn’t earning cash; it’s finishing sticker albums. The rewards for completing an album are massive—often 10,000 dice or more—but it’s nearly impossible without a steady supply of rare 4- and 5-star stickers, especially the untradeable gold ones from the Golden Blitz. The weekly Quick Wins prize is your most reliable, consistent source for these high-value stickers. Missing your weekly purple pack is like turning down free dice; it’s a strategic mistake that can set you back for weeks.

The Pro-Level Strategy: Making Quick Wins Work for You

This is where we move from just completing tasks to actually playing the system. The best players know that Quick Wins are the fuel for every other major event in the game.

• The Head Start Trick: This is probably the most important strategy you can learn. The rewards from your Quick Wins are determined the moment you claim them, not when you complete them. So, if you know a big event like a Partner Event or a Treasure Dig is starting tomorrow, you can give yourself a massive head start. Complete your three tasks today, but do not claim the rewards. Just leave them sitting there. The next day, after the new event has started, go back and claim yesterday’s Quick Wins. The rewards will magically update to include tokens for the new, active event. This simple act of patience can mean starting a Partner Event with hundreds of tokens in hand while everyone else is at zero.
• Fueling the Big Events: During Partner Events, Treasure Digs, or the Peg-E prize drop, your daily Quick Wins become a primary source of event tokens. They provide a predictable stream of the currency you need to participate, allowing you to plan your strategy for the multi-day events instead of just hoping you land on the right board tiles.
• Stacking Your Rewards: You can squeeze even more value out of your Quick Wins by timing them with other flash events. If your weekly prize is a Purple Sticker Pack, try your best to wait to claim it until a Sticker Boom is active. During a Sticker Boom, that 6-sticker pack becomes a 9-sticker pack, dramatically increasing your chances of getting something new or at least stocking your vault with more stars.

Beating the System: Community Tricks for Common Frustrations

Lets be honest, some of the Quick Win tasks are incredibly annoying. The community has come up with some clever workarounds for the worst offenders.

• The “Collect Stickers” Hack: This is a classic. Instead of hoping you get a sticker pack, you can use the “safe trade” feature. Start a trade with a trusted friend or an alternate account, and then have them decline the trade. When the stickers return to you, the game counts them as “collected,” and the task is complete without you having to use up a daily trade slot or open a valuable pack.
• The “Upgrade Landmarks” Hack: If you need to upgrade landmarks but are short on cash, there a cheaper way. Let another player destroy one of your landmarks. Repairing it is much cheaper than a full upgrade, but it still counts toward the Quick Win goal.
• The “Rigged” Rolls: We have all felt it. You need to land on a utility tile and suddenly your token seems to develop an allergy to that entire side of the board. While you can’t change the dice, you can minimize the damage. When hunting for a specific tile, roll on a x1 multiplier to avoid wasting dice.
• The Hidden Point System: Through trial and error, players have figured out that you do not actually need to complete all 21 tasks to get the weekly prize. The system is based on points, and you have a buffer of about 10 points, which means you can afford to miss two or three tasks during the week and still claim your reward. Knowing this lets you strategically abandon a task that is proving too difficult or costly without stressing about missing the grand prize.

Quick Wins may seem small but they are the foundation of a strong Monopoly GO strategy. They are a perfect example of how small, consistent efforts lead to big reward. By treating them not as a chore, but as a daily strategic opportunity, you can ensure you alway have the resources you need to compete in the events that matter most.