December 28, 2025 feels like one of those Monopoly GO days where everything's colliding at once, and if you've been keeping an eye on the Monopoly Go Partners Event you already know the vibe: finish what's about to expire, then pivot fast to what's paying out next, because the overlap window is where your dice either grow or vanish.

Peg-E is the main show

Peg-E Prize Drop is the big draw today, starting around 12 PM PT, and yeah, it's basically the "please give me my dice back" machine. The mistake people make is dumping chips the second they get them. Don't. Stack them first. If you can sit on 50–100 chips, you'll play calmer and you'll actually notice patterns in your own drops. Aim for the side bumpers more than the middle. The middle's fine, but the edges keep the chain going, and that's where you tend to climb the progress track faster. You'll probably see dice, sticker packs, and sometimes that deep-track payoff that makes it worth the hoarding.

Partners deadline panic

Before you get lost in Peg-E, check your Partners build screen and be honest about what's still doable. The Toyshop Partners event closes at 12 PM PT, and that's not a "maybe." If you're sitting at 3/4 builds, don't start a fresh one out of pride. Push the closest toy over the line. Message your partners, spam the in-game pings, whatever works. People drift when they think someone else will carry. Also, don't waste your last tokens chasing tiny side rewards when the grand prize is the real value—big dice, plus that token you'll be annoyed about missing later.

Boosts and quick chores that actually matter

Today's boosts are pretty friendly if you don't get reckless. A Wheel Boost around 11 AM PT running long is the kind of thing that quietly fattens your sticker pile while you're doing other stuff. That's the time to spend your bigger rolls if you're sitting on a comfortable dice stack. Earlier, there's a High Roller window (5 AM–11 AM PT), and it's tempting, but it'll chew through dice if your board luck goes cold. Do your Quick Wins after reset too—these are the boring little tasks that end up funding your Peg-E sessions with chips and topping up whatever event currency is still live.

Where to focus your last rolls

If you're torn between pushing a tournament milestone and farming chips, think in terms of reliable returns. Tournaments can be great for milestone dice, but chasing rank is where folks burn out their stash. If you're close to a milestone you can hit without going broke, go for it. Otherwise, take the steadier route: finish Quick Wins, grab what you can from the banner before it flips, then pour the rest into Peg-E when you've got enough chips to play without tilt. And if you're shopping around for help or resources, do it carefully—people talk about the Monopoly Go Partners Event for sale like it's a shortcut, but you still need a plan once you're back on the board.