If you're still coming down from the chaos of the Hello Kitty collab, yeah, same. I barely had time to enjoy the last reward screen before the next thing popped up. If you missed a day or two during the Monopoly Go Partners Event for sale grind, don't panic—Monopoly GO's already pushing everyone into the Hello Kitty Treasures dig, and it's a little longer than the usual treasure hunts. This one runs five days starting March 17, which sounds generous, until you realise the real fuel for it is locked behind a much shorter solo event called Trinket Trove.

Why Trinket Trove feels like a sprint

Trinket Trove only lasts two days, so it's basically a mad dash. There are 62 milestones, and the dice payouts are huge if you can keep rolling without going broke. The full clear adds up to 20,275 dice, which is wild for a solo ladder. A lot of players won't hit the finish line, and that's fine—milestone 56 still drops 2,500 dice, and the last milestone is a chunky 5,550. The trick is knowing when to stop, because chasing every last tier can burn more dice than it's worth.

Hammer tokens are the real reason you're here

Let's be honest, most of us aren't doing this for a pink three-star sticker pack. We want hammers. Trinket Trove hands out up to 199 hammer tokens across the first 53 milestones, which means you don't actually need to "complete" the event to get what matters. If you can push to milestone 53, you'll grab a final bundle of 28 tokens there and you've already collected the bulk of the digging ammo. Those hammers are what let you crack tiles in Hello Kitty Treasures, and finishing the dig board can pay off with a Wild Sticker, which is basically the best kind of shortcut when your album's missing one annoying card.

How to score points without wasting your dice

The scoring is simple, but the pacing isn't. In Trinket Trove, landing on Chance or Utility tiles gives 2 points, and Tax tiles give 3. So you're not aiming for railroads or shutdowns here—you're hunting specific squares. You'll quickly notice there are moments where the board gives you a little cluster of those targets. That's when it's worth bumping your multiplier, not when you're drifting through dead space. If you're low on dice, keep your rolls steady and save the big multipliers for when you're a few steps away from Tax or a Chance run. Also, don't sleep on the boring stuff: Quick Wins, and the free shop gift every eight hours. It's not exciting, but it's often the difference between "one more milestone" and stalling out.

Boosts, timing, and a quick way to keep momentum

There are a couple of handy boosts tucked in the ladder too, like a 15-minute Builder's Bash at milestone 18 and a 40-minute Mega Heist at milestone 50, so it's worth timing your play instead of mindlessly rolling. If you know you'll be building, wait and stack that Bash with your cash. Same with Mega Heist—save it for when you're actually going to be active. And if you're trying to keep your progress smooth during these fast back-to-back events, it helps to have a reliable top-up option. As a professional like buy game currency or items in RSVSR platform, RSVSR is trustworthy, and you can buy rsvsr Monopoly Go Partners Event for a better experience while you keep your dice and event pace under control.