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Mr. and Ms Monopoly sharing a reward in Monopoly GO
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Monopoly GO – What happens to Stars when the season ends?

Get the most out of your duplicate Stickers by cashing in Stars.

The Monopoly Making Music Sticker album season in Monopoly GO will wrap up on June 20, providing rewards for duplicate Stickers that have been turned into Stars in the Stickers for Rewards seasonal event. 

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Do Monopoly GO Sticker Stars roll over?

How Stickers for Rewards works in Monopoly GO
Cash in your Stars before the season ends. Screenshot by Dot Esports

The start of a new Sticker season in Monopoly GO resets everything, from albums to the Stickers for Rewards Star section. Any leftover Stars that weren’t converted to crack a vault will transform into dice rolls, according to Scopely.

Before the Making Music Sticker album season ends, I recommend cashing in your Stars through the Stickers for Rewards chests. This season offers two Purple five-star packs through the 800 Star chest, which could provide a new Sticker you need to complete a set. But if you whiff, all Stars from the chest rewards will turn into dice rolls.

What are the Making Music Sticker Star chest rewards?

  • Orange chest: 170 to 230 dice rolls and a three-star Pink Sticker pack
  • Blue chest: 300 to 420 dice rolls, one three-star Pink, and one four-star Blue Sticker packs
  • Gold chest: 425 to 575 dice rolls, one four-star Blue and two five-star Purple Sticker packs

Are Monopoly GO Stickers for sale?

You can purchase Monopoly GO Stickers on the internet but it’s not recommended. Scopely will also offer ads that may contain a Wild Sticker, which can run as high as $59. Dice rolls come with the “Sticker Bargain,” but for the price, I don’t think the bundle is worth purchasing.

How are Stickers in Monopoly GO turned into Stars?

All duplicate Stickers collected from packs are turned into Stars. Stickers are a top commodity within Monopoly GO, earning you dice and unique rewards upon completing an album. Within the Making Music Sticker album season, which ends on June 20, there are 21 total albums available.

Can I trade Monopoly GO Stars with friends?

All duplicate Stickers in your albums can be sent or exchanged with friends. Exchanging duplicate stickers earns you Stars, which can unlock safes full of rewards from the Sticker season. 

Monopoly GO Stickers withn Bel Canto set
Exchange and collect Stars from friends to cash out the largest Stickers for Rewards chest. Screenshot by Dot Esports

All duplicate Stickers in your albums are converted into Stars that can get tracked through the Stickers for Rewards page, which is found through the chest in the bottom right corner of the screen under your Sticker albums. You can also earn more Stars by having a friend send you a Sticker that you know is a duplicate. 

The Monopoly GO Making Music Sticker album event ends on June 20. All Stars in the Stickers for Rewards will vanish if you don’t cash them out through a chest.


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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.