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Monopoly GO: Race to the top March 27 to 28 rewards and milestones

Earn a top spot on the leaderboard.

A standard tournament called Race to the Top has returned to Monopoly GO, featuring a Mega Heist, Dice, Stickers, and more. 

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The Race to the Top tournament is back in Monopoly GO following the end of the Origin Sticker event. But don’t worry if you missed out on a Wild Sticker as there are other ways to get one before the Making Music Sticker album drops. And be sure to take advantage of the Golden Blitz if Scopely activates it before the Origin Sticker album event ends on March 28.

Every Race to the Top reward and milestone (March 27 to 28) in Monopoly GO

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Packed behind 25 milestones are Race to the Top rewards like a Mega Heist at milestone eight and a High Roller special event at milestone four. Completing the tournament will earn you 3,440 Dice and five Sticker packs. 

MilestonesTokens/PointsRace to the Top rewards
One5540 Dice
Two40Green Sticker Pack (one-star)
Three9070 Dice
Four130High Roller for five minutes
Five11080 Dice
Six150Cash
Seven200Orange Sticker Pack (two-star)
Eight250Mega Heist for 15 minutes
Nine225Pink Sticker Pack (three-star)
10275175 Dice
11300Cash
12400Blue Sticker Pack (four-star)
13375250 Dice
14425Cash
15500Rent Frenzy for 20 minutes
16600375 Dice
17550Blue Sticker Pack (four-star)
18700Cash
19800500 Dice
201,000Cash
21900Cash
221,300750 Dice
231,500Cash Grab for 15 minutes
241,800Cash
252,0001,200 Dice

When do Monopoly GO Race to the Top rewards end?

All Race to the Top rewards end on March 28 at around 2:58pm CT. The tournament only runs for 24 hours, and the solo event Monopoly Origins runs alongside it. All events and tournaments will end on March 28 to usher in the new Making Music season.

How to get more Race to the Top rewards in Monopoly GO

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All the way to the top. Screenshot by Dot Esports

The best way to earn more Race to the Top rewards is to place within the top 10 on the leaderboard. To get ahead, I recommend rolling as soon as the tournament drops on March 27 at around 3pm CT. This should put you near the top of the leaderboard, which you can maintain by playing in smaller intervals until the tournament ends. Collecting Stars is also a top priority with the Origin Sticker album event ending, allowing you to cash in your Stars for rewards like Dice and a Wild Sticker.

How to play Monopoly GO Race to the Top

The objective for Monopoly GO tournaments is to land on the Railroad tile, unlocking the mini-games Shutdown and Bank Heist. Your performance during these mini-games rewards you with tokens/points that unlock milestones and Race to the Top rewards.

Bank Heist Race to the Top rewards

  • Small Heist: Four tokens
  • Large Heist: Six tokens
  • Bankrupt Heist: Eight tokens
  • Mega Heist: 12 tokens

Shutdown Race to the Top rewards

  • Blocked: Two tokens
  • Shutdown success: Four tokens

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Danny Forster
Danny has been writing for Dot Esports for over five years, first as a freelancer and now as a staff writer. He is the lead beat writer for Magic: The Gathering and Teamfight Tactics. Danny is also a solid Monopoly GO player, having beaten every main event without spending a dime. When Danny isn't writing or gaming, he's chilling by the water in Spacecoast Florida with his family and friends. He's always got a tan, because touching grass is important, and loves playing strategic digital and tabletop games. Past outlets Danny has written for include TheGamer and ScreenRant.