In Monopoly Go, Radio Response awards points for Tax and Utility landings, so reserve higher multipliers for nearby scoring tiles before the scheduled October 21, 2026 finish. Keep your Monopoly Go Stickers collection goals in mind while prioritizing reachable event rewards.

Tax and Utility tiles set your rolling priorities

Tax and Utility tiles are the scoring targets for Radio Response, making your current board position the first check before raising a multiplier. Both Radio Response and Ghostbusters Treasures are scheduled to end at approximately 4:00 PM ET on October 21, 2026. During that closing window, increase your multiplier only when several scoring tiles are within short range, then return to a moderate setting after the landing. This keeps extra dice spending tied to scoring opportunities instead of carrying an expensive setting through stretches that offer no Radio Response points.

1) Complete remaining easy Quick Wins and claim available free gifts before spending dice, so you know which resources still need replenishing.

2) Open Ghostbusters Treasures and check the current board, remaining Pickaxes, and unfinished treasure shapes before deciding how much more rolling is justified.

3) Return to the main board, inspect nearby Tax and Utility tiles, and use a moderate multiplier unless a scoring cluster supports increasing it.

Pickaxes need a reachable board reward

A nearly completed Ghostbusters Treasures board gives your remaining Pickaxes a clearer purpose because finishing the board releases its rewards immediately. Before chasing more Radio Response progress, identify the unfinished tiles that could complete that level and inspect the reward attached to it. Concentrate your digging there instead of dividing attention between several unfinished objectives. On larger grids, begin around edges when a large treasure has only limited possible positions. Use exploding critters where they can clear a cluster, since spending that effect on an isolated tile wastes its broader clearing potential.

● A large treasure with few possible placements makes edge checks useful, but that reasoning is less helpful when its position remains ambiguous.

● An exploding critter has more clearing value beside grouped covered tiles, so inspect its surroundings before choosing where to spend your next Pickaxe.

● A board reward within reach deserves attention before another distant objective, particularly when your remaining Pickaxes cannot support much additional exploration before closing.

Reality check: Radio Response scoring opportunities matter only if the Pickaxes you pursue can still help you complete a worthwhile Dig board.

Dice spending needs a stopping condition

Your stopping condition should be the point where more rolling no longer supports a reachable Ghostbusters Treasures reward. A nearby Tax or Utility cluster can justify a higher multiplier, but it doesn't guarantee that your next roll will land there. Treat that increase as a limited decision, not permission to keep spending at the same rate. When a landing leaves you facing an unproductive stretch, lower the setting and reassess. With little time remaining, preserving unused dice can make more sense than funding uncertain progress toward a board you can't finish.

● Check the event timer before another rolling session, because your plan needs enough remaining time to spend any Pickaxes earned through Radio Response.

● After each higher multiplier landing, reset to a moderate setting before continuing, even when the previous roll produced points toward Radio Response rewards.

● Review your Dig position after collecting more Pickaxes, since the next useful action may be completing the board rather than rolling for additional resources.

Check your next reward before rolling again

Open Ghostbusters Treasures now and confirm that your next board reward is reachable with the time and resources remaining. After that event check, you can review Mgo stickers for a specific collection gap and decide whether a purchase fits your plans.