[Rodrigo]

If you open Monopoly GO today, 7 January 2026, you can tell straight away it is not a normal login, it feels more like a big crossover night in your favourite show, and the whole thing ties in neatly with the current Monopoly Go Partners Event so you are pushed to think a bit about how you spend every roll instead of just hammering the dice button.


Hogwarts Racers And The Race Economy
The Hogwarts Racers event sits on top of the usual Tycoon Racers format, but it hits different when you realise how many flags and race tokens you burn through if you just sprint for first place, because the rewards look great on paper, big dice packs, premium sticker packs, all the stuff you want near the end of an album, yet it is easy to walk away with a shiny finish and a wrecked stash if you are not watching your numbers.


A lot of players jump in, crank the multiplier up, and hope for the best, but you get more value if you treat the race like a long weekend grind, not a one hour dash, so push for placements that line up with your own schedule, talk to your usual crew if you run in teams, and do not be afraid to ease off for a bit if you are just feeding other people's progress without moving your own milestones much.


Using Butterbeer Break And Tycoon Class Together
Where the real edge shows is when you line the race up with the tournaments, Butterbeer Break runs until 9 January and throws out extra cash, dice, and event points just for doing what you would be doing anyway, while Tycoon Class finishes on the 8th and often sneaks in race currency or extra flags on its middle and late milestones, so you end up double dipping instead of paying twice for the same progress.


The trick most people miss is timing, you do not want to spam rolls while both tournaments are quiet, you wait for a block of free time where the leaderboard is live, milestones are in reach, and you can sit on a steady multiplier, aim for the milestones that spit out flags or event tokens first, then push a bit harder in Hogwarts Racers once you have that free currency to burn.


Daily Boosts, High Roller And Quick Wins
Daily boosts decide whether today feels cracked or kind of dead, High Roller is the risky one but if you have a solid dice pile and you can stack it with a Mega Heist window, your board hits suddenly matter a lot more, because every juicy tile turns into extra cash, extra steals, and usually a chunk of event points that jump you up both the race and the running tournament Monopoly Go Partners Event.


Rent Frenzy and Free Parking are worth watching too, normally Free Parking is a bit whatever, but when it spits out Hogwarts Racers currency it becomes one of those tiles you actually root for, and while people often shrug at Quick Wins, doing a couple of cheap landmark upgrades or cycling the board for simple "pass GO" tasks keeps a quiet stream of dice, cash, and sometimes a surprise sticker pack flowing while you wait for the next big boost window.


Pacing Your Rolls So You Do Not Burn Out
The key is pacing, you do not have to empty your account in one sitting, check the boost schedule, look at when your tournaments reset, and plan two or three focused sessions where you roll hard during boosts and back off when the board is cold, that way you make progress on Hogwarts Racers, climb a bit in Butterbeer Break and Tycoon Class, and still keep enough dice left to jump into the next Monopoly Go Partners Event for sale without feeling like you are starting from zero buy Monopoly Go Partner Event.