The Bumblie Bounty tournament gives Monopoly Go players a compact two-day run, opening on September 7 and closing on September 9, 2026. There are 62 milestones to work through, so it's worth checking your point total before burning through a stack of rolls. Anyone already planning around the Monopoly Go Partners Event may find this a handy way to build up supplies beforehand. Across the full reward track, players can collect 20,205 dice rolls and 111 Blocks for Blocks Boutique, along with cash, sticker packs, and timed boosts.
How points are picked up
This one's simple, though it can get expensive if luck isn't on your side. Points come from landing on the four corner spaces: GO, Jail, Free Parking, and Go to Jail. Every corner landing is worth four points before your chosen roll multiplier is applied. A x10 roll that hits a corner, for example, earns 40 points. It's tempting to crank the multiplier every turn, but plenty of players save bigger rolls for moments when they're close to a useful milestone.
Milestone 1 needs 5 points and gives 4 Blocks.
Milestone 10 needs 160 points and gives 150 dice rolls.
Milestone 25 needs 1,150 points and gives 925 dice rolls.
Milestone 43 needs 2,250 points and gives 1,400 dice rolls.
Milestone 62 needs 10,000 points and gives 5,000 dice rolls.
Worthwhile stops along the reward track
The early section is friendly enough. Milestones 2, 5, 8, and 12 hand out dice rolls in smaller batches, while green sticker packs appear at milestones 4 and 7. Things start to feel more rewarding around milestone 15, where 375 dice rolls are waiting. Later on, milestone 35 offers 1,100 dice rolls, milestone 48 brings 1,650, and milestone 56 adds 2,200. Blocks are spread through the whole track too, with larger bundles appearing near the back half. Milestone 53 is especially useful for Blocks Boutique players, since it pays 26 Blocks.
Boosts and a sensible approach
A few timed effects can change how you play for a while. Builder's Bash appears at milestone 18 for 15 minutes, Cash Boost shows up at milestones 33 and 57, Color Wheel Boost arrives at milestone 44, and Mega Heist runs for 40 minutes at milestone 50. Try to claim those when you've got time to use them rather than grabbing them between quick check-ins. For players who want to buy cheap Monopoly Go Partners Event options, keeping dice available for active events can make planning easier, especially when corner spaces are paying out well.
How points are picked up
This one's simple, though it can get expensive if luck isn't on your side. Points come from landing on the four corner spaces: GO, Jail, Free Parking, and Go to Jail. Every corner landing is worth four points before your chosen roll multiplier is applied. A x10 roll that hits a corner, for example, earns 40 points. It's tempting to crank the multiplier every turn, but plenty of players save bigger rolls for moments when they're close to a useful milestone.
Milestone 1 needs 5 points and gives 4 Blocks.
Milestone 10 needs 160 points and gives 150 dice rolls.
Milestone 25 needs 1,150 points and gives 925 dice rolls.
Milestone 43 needs 2,250 points and gives 1,400 dice rolls.
Milestone 62 needs 10,000 points and gives 5,000 dice rolls.
Worthwhile stops along the reward track
The early section is friendly enough. Milestones 2, 5, 8, and 12 hand out dice rolls in smaller batches, while green sticker packs appear at milestones 4 and 7. Things start to feel more rewarding around milestone 15, where 375 dice rolls are waiting. Later on, milestone 35 offers 1,100 dice rolls, milestone 48 brings 1,650, and milestone 56 adds 2,200. Blocks are spread through the whole track too, with larger bundles appearing near the back half. Milestone 53 is especially useful for Blocks Boutique players, since it pays 26 Blocks.
Boosts and a sensible approach
A few timed effects can change how you play for a while. Builder's Bash appears at milestone 18 for 15 minutes, Cash Boost shows up at milestones 33 and 57, Color Wheel Boost arrives at milestone 44, and Mega Heist runs for 40 minutes at milestone 50. Try to claim those when you've got time to use them rather than grabbing them between quick check-ins. For players who want to buy cheap Monopoly Go Partners Event options, keeping dice available for active events can make planning easier, especially when corner spaces are paying out well.