What is the Mr. Burns' Treasures event in Monopoly GO?
Mr. Burns' Treasures is a limited digging event running from June 18 to June 22, and it works pretty much like the treasure hunts players already know, just with a Simpsons-style twist. You collect pickaxes, tap tiles, and try to uncover the hidden items on each board before moving on. There are 20 levels in total, so it's not something most players will finish in one sitting unless they've saved a lot of dice. The event also matters for anyone chasing albums, because sticker packs show up along the way, and many players will be checking their Monopoly Go Stickers needs while deciding how hard to push.
How many pickaxes do you need to finish all 20 levels?
The minimum number is around 225 pickaxes, but that's the clean version on paper. In real play, you'll probably need closer to 300 or more. Misses happen. Some boards are awkward. And once the grids get bigger, guessing badly can eat through tools fast. Early levels are fairly kind, with smaller layouts like 4 x 4 and 5 x 5, but later boards move into 6 x 7 and 7 x 7 territory. That's where patience pays off. Don't just tap the middle because it feels right. Look at the object shapes, leave room for longer pieces, and use each hit to narrow the board down.
What rewards are worth paying attention to?
The full run gives up to 4,850 dice rolls, which is the big headline for most people. The dice rewards start small, with 50 dice on level 1 and 100 dice on level 2, then climb as you get deeper. Level 7 gives 400 dice, level 12 gives 600 dice with a sticker pack, level 16 gives 500 dice, and level 20 is the big finish with 2,000 dice, a sticker pack, and a Swap Pack. Cash appears on several levels too, though players usually care less about that unless they're building during a discount window. Level 18 also includes the Mr. Burns shield, which is probably the main cosmetic prize here.
What's the best way to get more pickaxes without wasting dice?
Most pickaxes usually come from the main banner event, daily wins, tournaments, and quick reward bursts, so don't roll blindly. Check what's live before you burn dice. If a tournament has pickaxes in early milestones, it can be worth playing a little harder. If the rewards are buried too deep, back off. A lot of players make the mistake of chasing every single tool, then end up spending more dice than the treasure event gives back. Small rolls can be useful when you're only trying to hit pickups or land on event tiles. High multipliers are better saved for moments when the board and event rewards line up nicely.
Should you rush the event or take it slowly?
Take it slowly if you can. The event lasts several days, and fresh pickaxes usually keep coming as other events refresh. Rushing on day one feels good, but it can leave you short later when the larger grids show up. Clear the easy boards, pause when tools run low, and come back after collecting more from normal play. Any unused pickaxes are converted into dice at a 3-to-1 rate, so they're not completely lost, but finishing the main board is still the better value if you're close. Players who care about albums may also compare rewards with a Monopoly Go stickers store while planning, since the Swap Pack at level 20 is one of the best reasons to push through the last stretch.
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