Every few months, Scopely rolls out a new themed sticker album in Monopoly GO. Starting on June 20, the game will introduce a new album titled 'Monopoly Games'. This album will bring fresh challenges and excitement, taking the place of the current 'Making Music' album. In this article, we'll cover all you need to know about the upcoming 'Monopoly Games' sticker album in Monopoly GO, including its contents and rewards.
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What to Expect in Monopoly Games in Monopoly GO
- Release Date and Time: June 20, 2024.
- Duration: The album will be available until September 26, 2024.
- Content: Making Music is a comprehensive album featuring 28 sets, with 9 stickers each, including 5 special prestige sets, similar to those in Making Music.
Monopoly Games Sticker Album Rewards in Monopoly GO
Like the previous sticker albums, you can complete it multiple times, and each consecutive completion will yield greater rewards. Here is the full list of rewards:
The first completion of the Making Music Sticker Album:
- 20,000 Dice Rolls
- Cash
- Discus Thrower Token
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For the second completion, you will receive:
- 25,000 Dice Rolls
- Cash
- Golden Discus Thrower Token
For the third completion:
- 30,000 Dice Rolls
- Even more cash
Monopoly Games Set Completion Rewards
If you don't manage to complete the entire album, don't worry. You can still receive many free dice rolls and various rewards by completing different sets of the album. Here are some of the rewards you can receive for completing specific sets:
- Summer Champion Shield (for completing Set #6)
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- Mr. M Champion Emoji (for completing Set #8)
- Skateboarding Scottie Token (for completing Set #10)
And that concludes everything you need to know about the new sticker album 'Monopoly Games' in Monopoly GO. Remember, you will receive the highest possible vault you can unlock with your collected stars once the Making Music album ends. If this guide has been helpful, check out our Latest Free Dice Rolls in Monopoly GO and Today's Event Schedule.
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