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Monopoly Go's new Golden Blitz is here! This time, the two Golden Stickers available for trading for a limited time are Mud Bath from Set 18 and Wile E. Coyote from Set 21.

If you're currently stuck on these two Golden Stickers, this event is your chance to complete your album.

Especially for players who are close to completing a set, or even the entire album, it's best to find trading partners in advance and not wait until the event is almost over.

What is Golden Blitz?

Golden Blitz is a limited-time event in Monopoly GO! that allows trading of Golden Stickers.

Normally, regular stickers can be gifted or exchanged through Exchange feature, but Golden Stickers are usually not tradable. During Golden Blitz, the official team temporarily opens trading access for selected Golden Stickers.

However, not all Golden Stickers are tradable in each event; usually only two specific stickers are available. 

Therefore, Golden Blitz is often a time when players actively seek trading partners. Players lacking Monopoly GO stickers can use this opportunity to complete their albums, while those with duplicate Golden Stickers can trade them for the regular 5-star Sticker they need or another Golden Sticker.

Because of the limited duration of the event, if you are short of Mud Bath or Wile E. Coyote, it's best to find trading partners in advance and not wait until the last minute.

Which Two Stickers are Available This Time?

This round of Monopoly GO Golden Blitz features Mud Bath from Set 18 and Wile E. Coyote from Set 21.

Mud Bath is easily recognizable; the image shows a group of piglets soaking in a mud pit, with a purple name bar at the bottom. Wile E. Coyote, on the other hand, features the character himself as the main character, with an orange name bar at the bottom.

When will Golden Blitz Start?

Currently, Mud Bath and Wile E. Coyote are in the top two spots in this round of community voting, but the official start date for Golden Blitz still needs to be confirmed by the game developers.

Judging from recent rounds, Golden Blitz usually starts very quickly after Monopoly GO! community voting results are confirmed.

For example, the previous round, Family Portrait and The Goods, were announced on August 25th and started on August 26th; the round before that, Honey, I'm Home, and Rudy Root, also opened for trading the day after their announcement.

Therefore, following this pattern, the current round of Mud Bath and Wile E. Coyote's Golden Blitz will probably begin around September 2nd.

However, as of now, September 2nd is still more of an estimated date than a confirmed official date. Players who want to trade these two Golden Stickers should find trading partners in advance and pay attention to the in-game event countdown and subsequent announcements.

Golden Blitz Trading Tips

Golden Blitz is indeed an excellent opportunity to acquire Golden Stickers, but the event time is limited, and players are concentrated in one area, making it easy to send the wrong Monopoly Go sticker, miss a trade after agreeing, or be scammed out of stickers.

It's best to confirm the set number and sticker name before trading. Monopoly Go has many stickers in one album, and simply saying "I want that Golden Sticker" can easily lead to misunderstandings. Saying "Set 18 Mud Bath" or "Set 21 Wile E. Coyote" will make it easier for both parties to confirm.

When trading with unfamiliar players, try to avoid sending high-value stickers directly using Exchange if possible. This is especially true when it involves five-star regular stickers or Golden Blitz stickers. Confirming the trade details through Exchange first is safer than simply trusting the other party's "you send first" offer.

Don't rush to accept overly high trade terms at the start of an event. In the first few hours after Golden Blitz begins, many players will be searching for stickers simultaneously, and some trade terms may be quite high. As more players log in and duplicate Golden Stickers enter the trading market, trade terms may become more lenient.

Of course, if Mud Bath or Wile E. Coyote is the last sticker you need to complete your album, there's no need to wait to pay less for a regular sticker. Once the event ends, Golden Stickers will revert to being untradeable.

Also, pay attention to Golden Blitz countdown and the daily sending limit. Even if you've already agreed on a trade, it won't continue once the event ends, so give yourself some time to process your trades and don't wait until the last few minutes. 

The highlight of this Golden Blitz sale is the limited-time trading of Set 18 Mud Bath and Set 21 Wile E. Coyote.

Players missing these two stickers should find trading partners in advance. Those with duplicate Golden Stickers can also take advantage of the event to exchange them for the stickers they need. 

Because of the limited trading window, confirming the sticker name, using Exchange feature, and paying attention to the event's end time will make it easier to successfully acquire the missing Golden Stickers.

Recently, many Monopoly Go players have begun to feel that events in Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes season are more Dice-intensive and harder to complete than before.

Spending more doesn't necessarily make the experience any easier. Even with real money spent, Dice consumption can continue to rise, and Sticker Packs may not yield truly useful new stickers for extended periods.

As similar situations become more frequent, the debate has shifted from the difficulty of these events to another question: why do some people find the same events increasingly Dice-intensive, while others find them easier to complete?

More Dice, Less Value

Monopoly Go events have been putting noticeably more pressure on players' Dice reserves since The Simpsons Album.

Dig Events or Partner Events now often require a greater investment of Dice to progress to the later stages, but the rewards themselves haven't increased proportionally.

For many players, the issue is no longer simply how many Dice an event consumes, but whether that investment will pay off at all.

Especially when Side Tournaments, Dig Events, and Partner Events come one after another, participating in them all might mean that the returned resources won't cover the costs. If you get stuck before a few key reward points, it's easy to see your inventory dwindling as you play.

In this situation, continuing to participate in everything is no longer the safest option. Quick Wins, and a few events with clear rewards and easier-to-judge returns, are becoming more worthwhile.

However, this feeling of increasing difficulty isn't shared by everyone.

A Split Player Experience

On the other hand, Monopoly Go Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes Album was actually easier for some players than previous albums.

Some players are already down to only a few high-star Gold Stickers while still having Purple Sticker Packs, Dice, and Crates left to claim from later rewards. Compared with previous albums, their overall progress has been noticeably faster.

A similar contrast has emerged in event completion. Dig Events, which were difficult to complete in previous rounds, are now nearing completion for some players with little effort; some players have also completed more events during this album than they did during the previous two or three albums.

The difference in sticker collections is equally pronounced. On one hand, duplicate stickers are piling up, making it difficult to acquire new cards even with continuous pack openings; on the other hand, players already have only a few 5-Star and Gold Stickers left even though there hasn't been a single Wild Sticker yet.

The same album round didn't present the same level of difficulty for everyone. Some players are struggling to keep their Dice reserves from running low, while others are progressing much faster in both events and Sticker collection.

What really separates one player's experience from another is their current Dice reserve, Sticker progress, and whether they can reach the next few key reward milestones before running out.

Different Results

Dice reserves and how close a player is to key reward milestones can lead to drastically different outcomes in the same event.

In a recent Dig Event, one player's Monopoly Go Dice dropped to zero, but they were only three items away from completing the event.

After refraining from pushing further, their Dice first recovered to approximately 400. They then picked up another 2,000 Dice, followed by 500 more after trading for Ingredients, around 1,200 from Bank of Monopoly, and another 750 for completing a Sticker Set.

That took their Dice total from nearly nothing to more than 5,000.

This example clearly illustrates the problem: the key lies in whether the final reward milestones can be reached. If they can reach those last few milestones, they have a chance to rebuild their Dice reserve after the high-consumption events end; however, if they run out of Dice just before reaching them, Dice they already spent may not pay off.

Searching for a Pattern

With those differences in Dice reserves becoming more noticeable, some Monopoly Go players have started changing how they approach events.

A common practice is to keep their Side Tournament score low for several rounds, then raise their Roll Multiplier to climb the rankings and get higher-level Sticker Packs when Partner Event or Dig Event they really want to play appears.

The idea is that keeping scores low for a while may place them in less competitive Tournament groups later. How consistently effective this is hard to say, but at least it avoids throwing in many Dice every round.

A more controversial claim is that playing less actually makes it easier to get new Stickers and better rewards.

Around this point, Monopoly Go community has even speculated about a so-called Rolling Average, suggesting that the game might dynamically adjust later difficulty or rewards based on recent Roll Multipliers, play frequency, and time spent in the game.

However, there is currently insufficient evidence to prove that this mechanism actually exists. The randomness of Sticker Packs, Tournament groupings, Dice reserves, and whether a player happens to complete a Sticker Set at the right time can all make "better luck after playing less" look like a real pattern.

These speculations persist because many players find it difficult to predict how much progress they'll actually gain from continuing to invest Dice.

Some players nearly deplete their Dice in a single Monopoly Go event, while others rebuild their reserves by several thousand through later rewards. Some remain stuck with duplicate Stickers for weeks, while others move through the album much more smoothly.

This is why the event experience is becoming increasingly polarized. For players, the smarter approach may be to stop trying to keep up with every event, control Dice spending, and save resources for Dig Events, Partner Events, and key Sticker rewards with clearer returns.

Few mobile games have maintained the same level of popularity and player activity years after their release as Monopoly GO. This also means that players frequently discuss various aspects of the game.

As Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes Album entered its mid-to-late game, many players were discussing whether rewards from Bank of Monopoly were decreasing.

In fact, the reasons for player dissatisfaction go beyond Bank of Monopoly itself. I will analyze this in detail below.

What Is Bank Of Monopoly?

Before delving into the discussion, it's necessary to clarify the important role of Bank of Monopoly in Monopoly GO.

Simply put, it's a special, periodic bonus level on the game map, similar to a reward station. Typically, players automatically enter Bank of Monopoly level after completing about 10 regular boards.

Once in this level, players don't need to consume their own Dice; instead, they can use the free dice rolls provided by the system to move around the board and collect the prizes scattered on the squares.

Bank of Monopoly primarily offers the following reward types: Dice, Cash, Sticker Packs of various qualities, and Vaults that may contain special tokens.

Have Rewards Gotten Worse?

However, recently, a phenomenon completely contrary to past patterns has emerged: many players believe that the rewards from Bank of Monopoly in Monopoly GO have deteriorated. Of course, a very small minority of players disagree. Specifically:

Agreeing Views

Many high-level players complain that they are now frequently receiving Cash and low-star Sticker Packs in Bank of Monopoly, which are almost worthless in the late game.

The truly coveted scarce resources - abundant Dice and high-star Stickers - seem to have a lower drop rate. Some players even complain that Vaults, once a guaranteed reward, are now extremely rare.

A more serious problem is that in Monopoly GO, as Net Worth increases, Cash required to build landmarks on each regular board also increases. This means players need to spend more Dice to earn Cash to complete a sufficient number of boards to reach Bank of Monopoly.

Therefore, in the past, the higher a player's Net Worth, the greater the rewards they could obtain from Bank of Monopoly.

However, at some point, many players felt that the rewards provided by Bank of Monopoly no longer increased with Net Worth, making this gameplay seem extremely inefficient.

Negative Views

However, a small number of players believe that the rewards from Bank of Monopoly have not changed.

One view is that when players are at lower levels, a few dozen Dice is a substantial reward, but when players are at higher levels, even a reward of hundreds of Dice may not feel enough. Therefore, the perception that the rewards from Bank of Monopoly have decreased may simply be psychological.

Another perspective suggests that Monopoly GO's developers have been fine-tuning various aspects of the game's balance, such as optimizing the difficulty of obtaining high-star Monopoly GO Stickers to improve the collection experience.

While these adjustments don't directly target Bank of Monopoly, they might lead the developers to lower the rewards from Bank of Monopoly to maintain balance across different gameplay modes, preventing Dice and Stickers from becoming too easy for players.

Fundamental Problem: Crisis of Trust

Regardless of whether the rewards from Bank of Monopoly were secretly reduced, players' attitudes reflect a fundamental contradiction facing Monopoly GO as a free-to-play game in its long-term operation: how to maintain gameplay enjoyment while achieving commercial monetization.

Since the game itself is free, the developers essentially rely on various in-game items, such as Dice and Stickers, for revenue.

Some players suspect that the game is increasing the difficulty of obtaining in-game items to boost profits - which could diminish the game's enjoyment.

For example, in this discussion, players' real suspicion isn't about whether Bank of Monopoly rewards have been secretly altered, but rather whether the developers are trying to force players to spend money through this method.

Therefore, the root cause of this discussion is a rift in players' trust in the official team.

Even if Monopoly GO increases Bank of Monopoly rewards, as long as players can't trust the official team and don't believe they can find a balance between game enjoyment and commercial value, similar controversies will recur.

Improvement Suggestions

Therefore, I believe the developers of Monopoly GO can take some measures to rebuild trust with players. For example:

First, regularly publish game economic environment reports. The official team could emulate the practices of some long-running games, regularly communicating the health of the game's economic system to the player community without revealing game secrets.

Second, the official team could proactively initiate discussions on some hotly debated issues on official channels, collecting player feedback and sharing the official design philosophy.

Third, improve customer service. Slow customer service response and unresolved player issues directly damage player trust in the official team. Improving customer service is the most direct way to regain player trust.

The above is a detailed analysis of the recent discussions among Monopoly GO players regarding Bank of Monopoly. As game enthusiasts, players want to see games improve, not have their fun sacrificed for short-term gains.

As Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes Album comes to an end and a new Album is about to launch, the official team may adjust the game based on player feedback, which could very well include addressing this issue.

It is hoped that a healthy trust can be established between players and the game's official team, because only in this way can a game develop positively.

As Monopoly Go Happy Harvest With Looney Tunes season progresses into its later stages, the shortlist for the next Golden Blitz is becoming clearer than in previous rounds.

If the official voting continues at the previous pace, Sets 16, 17, 18, and 19 are likely to be more noteworthy than Sets 20 and 21.

Based on the current situation, I believe the four stickers most likely to advance to the next round of Golden Blitz voting are: Rustling Corn, Picking Pickles, Lemon Squeezy, and Tinfoil Hats.

The biggest variable is Set 19. Extraterrestrial could also replace Tinfoil Hats to secure the final shortlist position.

Narrowing the Shortlist

First, it's important to clarify that it's no longer necessary to re-screen all Gold Stickers from Happy Harvest With Looney Tunes album, as previous rounds have already eliminated many contenders.

Sets 13 and 14 are essentially out of the running for Golden Blitz, as their Golden Stickers - Honey, I'm Home, and Rudy Root - have already been voted into Golden Blitz by Monopoly Go community.

Set 15, since it didn't appear in the previous round of Golden Blitz voting, doesn't seem likely to be considered again in the next round.

Meanwhile, Set 16's Family Portrait and Set 17's The Goods have already been voted on, so these two can also be excluded from the next prediction list.

Therefore, Golden Stickers most likely to appear in Golden Blitz voting are basically those from Sets 16 - 21 that haven't been processed yet.

Judging from the distribution of the remaining Stickers in these sets, the upcoming Golden Blitz will likely gradually transition from the previous Stickers to 5-Star Gold Stickers.

5-Star Gold Stickers

Happy Harvest With Looney Tunes albums directly related to the next round of Monopoly Go Golden Blitz voting have 5-Star Gold Stickers, primarily including:

• Set 16: Rustling Corn;
• Set 17: Picking Pickles;
• Set 18: Lemon Squeezy;
• Set 19: Tinfoil Hats and Extraterrestrial;
• Set 20: Gourd-geous, Toppled, and With the Band;
• Set 21: Sylvester, Hector, Suspicious Gift, and Elmer Fudd.

From a distribution perspective, Sets 16, 17, and 18 each have only one relatively clear 5-Star Gold Sticker candidate: Rustling Corn, Picking Pickles, and Lemon Squeezy, respectively. Set 19 still has two more releases: Tinfoil Hats and Extraterrestrial, making the candidates for Set 19 more difficult to predict.

My Prediction

Based on the remaining Monopoly Go Stickers for Happy Harvest With Looney Tunes album, I'm leaning towards releasing one each for Sets 16, 17, 18, and 19 in the next round.

This is mainly because Golden Blitz has been gradually moving towards later sets. The earlier sets have already undergone several rounds of processing. If this pace continues, extending from Set 16 to Set 19 in the next round would be more natural than jumping directly to Sets 20 and 21.

Furthermore, this wouldn't prematurely deplete the large number of unprocessed 5-Star Gold Stickers in later sets, allowing for more candidates for Golden Blitz in subsequent rounds.

The Four Most Probable Voting Candidates

Based on the current situation, my personal favorite lineup for the next round of Monopoly Go community voting is:

• Set 16 Rustling Corn
• Set 17 Picking Pickles
• Set 18 Lemon Squeezy
• Set 19 Tinfoil Hats
• The Strongest Alternative: Extraterrestrial

Of course, the biggest uncertainty currently lies with Set 19.

Both Tinfoil Hats and Extraterrestrial have a chance to advance to the next round of voting, so it's difficult to determine which one has a higher probability.

This also means that, besides the previously predicted combinations, another equally possible combination is:

• Rustling Corn
• Picking Pickles
• Lemon Squeezy
• Extraterrestrial

If the first three positions do indeed come from Sets 16, 17, and 18, then the last position will likely be between Tinfoil Hats and Extraterrestrial. Therefore, if you are already preparing your Golden Blitz swap resources, both Set 19 cards are worth keeping an eye on.

Sets 20 and 21 Will Have to Wait

Sets 20 and 21 certainly have a chance, but given Golden Blitz's current pace, I'm more inclined to save them for later rounds.

These two Monopoly Go sets still contain a significant number of unprocessed 5-Star Gold Stickers. Set 20 has Gourd-geous, Toppled, and With the Band, while Set 21 has Sylvester, Hector, Suspicious Gift, and Elmer Fudd.

Adding many Stickers from Sets 20 and 21 in the next round would be tantamount to prematurely using up a batch of important late-game candidates.

In contrast, progressing from Sets 16 - 19 onwards would better align with the pace of the earlier rounds and leave Sets 20 and 21 for later Golden Blitz.

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Considering the current pace of progress and the distribution of the remaining 5-Star Gold Stickers, I still favor the next round of Monopoly Go Golden Blitz community voting to select one sticker from each of Sets 16 - 19.

Rustling Corn, Picking Pickles, and Lemon Squeezy are currently the three clearest candidates, while the last spot is more likely to be contested between Tinfoil Hats and Extraterrestrial.

If you want to prepare for resource swapping in advance, focusing on these five sticks at this stage is sufficient.

The latest Monopoly Go Golden Blitz results are in!

To help players collect stickers for Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes Album faster, today's Golden Blitz features four candidate stickers, each considered quite challenging by the player community.

Golden Blitz event, scheduled to officially launch at 1 PM ET on August 25th, not only encourages completion of the album collection task, satisfying players' collecting desires and earning substantial rewards like Dice and Cash, but also prepares them for the upcoming ACME FARM Partners.

Golden Blitz Stickers

Following community voting, the final results of Monopoly Go Golden Blitz are in: Family Portrait (Set 16) and The Goods (Set 17) received a significant lead and were selected as Golden Stickers available for trading.

For players currently collecting Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes Album, this is undoubtedly a crucial opportunity to complete their album collection. Because Monopoly Go Golden Stickers are typically unobtainable through regular trading and can only be collected through special events, Sticker Packs, or Wildcards, many players get stuck on these rare stickers during album progression.

Family Portrait sticker, featuring a family of chicks, is a highly sought-after item because of its heartwarming theme and high collectability. The Goods sticker, continuing the classic elements of Monopoly Go series and featuring Mr. Monopoly as the main character, is also a crucial gap in album collection.

With these two stickers now available for trading, players can exchange duplicate Golden Stickers with friends, further accelerating their progress towards completing Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes Album and accumulating more resources for the upcoming ACME FARM Partners event.

For players aiming for the final collection rewards, this Golden Blitz event is not only a chance to replenish their collection but also a crucial juncture for accumulating Dice and Cash and planning for future events.

ACME FARM Partners

ACME FARM Partners is expected to officially launch on August 26th (Eastern Time) and will last for 5 days in-game. This means players will need to consider progressing through ACME FARM Partners while trading and collecting stickers.

Gameplay

1. Team Up

ACME FARM Partners gameplay is largely the same as traditional Monopoly Go. Players need to invite four friends to form a team. Each friend is responsible for a separate Looney Tunes-themed attraction, and each team needs to complete four farm buildings.

2. Collect Tokens

Players need to earn Partner Tokens through daily gameplay, generally through the following methods:

• Board Rewards
• Quick Wins
• Tournament Rewards
• Daily Free Packs from Shop

Finally, the earned Partner Tokens can be used to spin the wheel to increase construction points for farm buildings.

Rewards

Each construction task has milestone rewards, which can be claimed upon reaching certain point thresholds. These rewards are usually Dice, Cash, or Sticker Packs. The rewards become even more substantial upon completion of all team missions.

Completing missions requires a large amount of Dice, so stockpiling it in advance is crucial to unlocking more rewards and earning more points. Golden Blitz event presents a great opportunity for this.

How to Maximize Golden Blitz and ACME FARM Partners' Benefits?

Planning each step of Golden Blitz event strategically and avoiding resource waste is key to maximizing benefits and advancing ACME FARM Partners Event. Successfully completing ACME FARM Partners Event will accelerate the collection of albums.

1. Sticker Trading

During Golden Blitz, you earn stage rewards by completing album progress through sticker trading, which includes a large amount of Dice. Therefore, if you have a limited number of stickers to trade, prioritize trading stickers that are more difficult to collect or that allow you to complete a set faster.

2. Resource Management

Players should avoid wasting Dice in the early stages of the event and maintain sufficient reserves for the point collection sprint phase after ACME FARM Partners event begins.

Secondly, if you have Wild Stickers, prioritize using them on rare stickers that are difficult to obtain through regular Sticker Packs, such as Golden Stickers, rather than randomly exchanging for Monopoly Go Stickers that you can already get through this Golden Blitz event.

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3. Teammate Selection

Monopoly Go ACME FARM Partners is a cooperative event. A player's final reward depends not only on their own resources but also on the activity level of their partners.

Therefore, it is recommended to find stable partners before the event starts to avoid being matched with inactive players after the event begins, which would prevent a large amount of Dice and Tokens from being effectively converted into construction progress.

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4. Reward Claiming Timing

Finally, and this is a point often overlooked by many players, the album rewards from Golden Blitz don't necessarily need to be claimed or consumed immediately. You can adjust your resource usage pace based on the specific opening time of ACME FARM Partners.

For example, if you're about to complete a Sticker Set collection, consider waiting for Golden Blitz to finish trading before claiming the reward. This allows you to save a large amount of Dice for use after ACME FARM Partners opens, improving your efficiency in the early stages of the event.

In short, maximizing the benefits of Golden Blitz through the above strategies can simultaneously accelerate the progress of ACME FARM Partners event and the collection of Monopoly Go Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes Album, achieving three benefits at once.

The latest Monopoly GO Tycoon Racers from Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes Album have recently become a focal point of community discussion, with an increasing number of suspected cheater teams appearing. Especially in some races, low-level accounts are suddenly scoring far above normal levels.

Players suspect that some suspicious accounts may be using hacks or other methods to acquire numerous flags, then using these resources for paid carry, thus further converting their cheating advantage into winning.

Next, EZG.com will analyze these phenomena, examining the so-called cheating and paid carry in Tycoon Racers, how to identify truly suspicious race performance, and why players prefer to play themselves.

Cheat

In Monopoly GO Tycoon Racers, flags are a key resource for advancing in races and gaining points. Suspicious accounts reported by players often possess a far greater number of flags than normal and can consistently gain numerous points in almost every race.

Community players suspect these accounts may have acquired large amounts of event tokens through hacking or other cheating methods, then used these illegally obtained flags to provide paid carries.

Simply put, a carry is when a player hires a well-resourced Monopoly GO account to help them win Tycoon Racers. A carry for a race can cost between $10 and $40, and there is indeed a market demand for this service.

This leads to the possibility that someone might first cheat to obtain many flags and then use these illegal advantages to provide paid carries for other players.

Cheating doesn't just affect individual accounts; it could further affect the fairness of Monopoly GO competitions and even create a profit chain from cheating to acquiring resources and selling competitive advantages.

Spotting Cheaters

A low account level alone cannot prove an account is a cheater. Monopoly GO beginners can easily accumulate a large amount of resources early through in-game purchases or by investing a lot of time to achieve high scores. Therefore, it is unreasonable to conclude that someone is cheating based solely on their account level.

So what constitutes a truly suspicious account? For example, an account around Level 72 might contribute almost 98% of the team's points, easily racking up 50,000 points per round, while the other three teammates contribute almost nothing. This performance is difficult to explain as a simple victory through normal gameplay.

A more intuitive way to judge this is to compare the score differences between different teams. If most teams only get around 7,000 points per round, but suddenly one team gets 75,000+ points in a single round, with one low-level account almost single-handedly accounting for all the points, this would certainly raise suspicion.

Therefore, the truly alarming situation is when multiple abnormal signals appear simultaneously: a very low account level, abnormally high scores, abnormally fast scoring speed, an unreasonable number of flags, and an individual contribution percentage far exceeding that of their teammates. This is closer to what Monopoly GO community calls genuine cheating behavior.

Paid Carry

Paid carry is the most debated area in the community. Some players argue that if someone simply asks others for help to complete Tycoon Racers without using any hacks, then the player themselves are not necessarily cheating.

Some players exchange Monopoly Go Stickers for carries, which is more like a trading method within the gaming community. The root of the problem lies in how the carrier acquires these resources. If the carrier simply accumulates many Dice and Flags through normal gameplay, then even if they help others complete races, it's difficult to directly call it cheating.

However, if the carrier uses hacks to obtain numerous flags and then charges money to carry others to victory, then the situation is completely different.

Report Cheaters

Many players have reported that in Beep Beep Racers, they have repeatedly reported obviously abnormal cheater teams to Monopoly GO official support, but ultimately, they seem to have seen no results.

When you encounter obviously abnormal match situations, it is recommended to report cheaters as soon as possible, and save screenshots, match data, and abnormal score records in advance. This evidence not only makes the report more grounded but also helps the official team to determine the problem more quickly.

After all, if a Monopoly GO account scores far above the normal range shortly after the start of the match without leaving any record, proving abnormal behavior later will be much more difficult.

Meanwhile, Monopoly GO officials need to further improve the efficiency of reviewing abnormal accounts and match data to prevent similar issues from affecting the fair competitive environment of Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes Album.

Play Solo

Besides cheating, another headache in Tycoon Racers is random teammates. The most common scenario is that one teammate invests heavily in flags while others do almost nothing, yet the rewards are still distributed according to the team's result. Once the investment gap widens, the entire match experience can easily become one where one person puts in the effort while everyone else reaps the rewards.

Some have tried to agree with teammates beforehand that no one invests resources and they all claim the rewards together. However, this tacit understanding is often difficult to maintain. As soon as one person starts investing flags, the others are likely to follow suit immediately, rendering the original plan meaningless.

Therefore, playing solo becomes a more worry-free option. At least in this case, how Monopoly GO resources are invested, how the match is played, and the final result are all in your own hands.

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The dissatisfaction among Monopoly GO players with Tycoon Racers has now erupted over the cheating issue, especially when a legitimate team invests a lot of dice and flags only to encounter an account suspected of gaining a large amount of resources through hacks. This makes the competition inherently unfair.

Monopoly GO officials need to establish a more timely and transparent anomaly detection mechanism and optimize the random team-up system. Tycoon Racers should be a team competition, not a contest of who can exploit vulnerabilities to gain more resources.