Pickaxes are easy to waste in Monopoly GO when a Dig Treasures board looks close to completion, but the better decision is often to slow down and protect your dice supply. The event began on August 23 at 4 PM ET and ends on August 26 at 1 PM ET, giving players several days to gather tools and plan their progression. That timing matters for anyone chasing Monopoly Go Stickers, because a rushed board clear can cost more dice than the next reward is worth.

Read the Board Before Spending

Dig Treasures uses Pickaxes to reveal spaces across a sequence of event boards. The main skill is not simply tapping through every available tile; it is using each revealed result to narrow the possible locations of the remaining objectives. Players who treat every choice as a blind guess will usually consume tools faster than players who pause and compare the open spaces.

The event contains 18 levels and can provide up to 4,000 dice, sticker packs, a Swap Pack, and a cosmetic reward across its track. Those rewards create different priorities. Dice support future events, while sticker rewards can help album progress immediately. A cosmetic item may be desirable, but it should not automatically justify spending extra dice to force a completion.

- Check the remaining Pickaxes before starting a new board.

- Use revealed spaces to reduce the number of possible target positions.

- Stop and reassess when the next milestone offers less value than the dice required to reach it.

Plan Each Progression Stage

A practical plan changes as the event develops. Early-game players should focus on collecting free Pickaxes from daily activities, Quick Wins, tournaments, and other active reward tracks before committing to difficult boards. This approach preserves dice and builds a larger tool reserve for the middle stages.

Mid-game players can spend more confidently when they are close to a meaningful milestone. The best targets are large dice rewards and sticker packs, since both can improve future progression. Late-game decisions deserve more caution: finishing the final levels may be worthwhile for players close to a major reward, but pushing from a low Pickaxe count can create a poor exchange if it requires heavy dice spending.

Collect available Pickaxes through normal daily play before buying progress with dice.
Clear easier boards while keeping enough tools for the next valuable milestone.
Compare the reward ahead with the dice cost of obtaining more Pickaxes.
Reserve the final push for a reward that directly supports your current album or event goals.

This progression order works because short-term speed is not always long-term value. A few extra spaces cleared today may be less useful than keeping dice for another reward track that can provide additional tools or album progress.

Choose the Right Event Focus

Dig Treasures is primarily a PVE-style resource challenge: your success depends on Pickaxe management and board decisions rather than direct combat. That makes it suitable for players who prefer controlled progression and predictable milestones. Its limitation is that every attempt uses a finite event resource, so careless farming can reduce the value of later opportunities.

The wider Monopoly GO schedule also includes tournaments, which add a competitive PVP-style layer to resource planning. Players competing for tournament rewards may value dice more highly than a cosmetic Dig Treasures prize. In that case, the correct choice may be to secure the most efficient Dig milestone and then preserve dice for the competitive track. Album-focused players have a different priority and may accept a higher cost when a sticker pack or Swap Pack is within reach.

- Album collectors should prioritize sticker milestones over cosmetic progress.

- Tournament-focused players should protect dice when Dig Treasures requires an inefficient resource exchange.

- Casual players can stop after a satisfying milestone instead of treating all 18 levels as mandatory.

Make Sticker Progress Count

Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes remains active from July 29 through September 23, with Infinite Harvest and Porky's Cafe adding more reasons to value sticker-related rewards. Dig Treasures therefore fits best into a broader album plan. A pack may complete a set, provide useful duplicates for trading, or support requests connected to Porky's Cafe, but its value depends on what your collection currently lacks.

Before spending, check whether the next pack improves a nearly finished set or merely adds another duplicate. Players who already have strong album progress can favor dice, while collectors missing several stickers may find the pack or Swap Pack more valuable than a smaller dice reward. If direct collection progress is the priority, Monopoly Go buy Stickers should be considered only as part of that broader album decision, with attention to the resources being preserved for future events.