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High Roller is listed for around 3 p.m. Eastern on November 6, 2026, following Lucky Chance earlier in the day. Check the in-game schedule before planning around that time, since events can change. If you're also saving dice for a Monopoly Go Partners Event, it helps to decide what you can spare before the afternoon starts. Don't carry over your last Lucky Chance multiplier just because it worked in the morning. Look at your cash, shields, and remaining dice first.
Take Stock Before Rolling
Claim any available Lucky Chance rewards and see where you stand. If your shields aren't full, give yourself time to replenish them before using a bigger multiplier. Keep enough cash aside for landmark repairs, too. The cost depends on your board, so check the price rather than relying on a round figure. A screenshot of your resources can be useful here. You'll know what you started with and won't have to guess whether the session actually left you better off.
Pick a Comfortable Multiplier
Start with a setting that leaves room for a rough run. If one or two expensive rolls would eat through the dice you need later, it's probably too high. Raise it one step at a time when your shields are full and you've got cash beyond your repair reserve. You don't have to spend the whole event at the highest setting available. A smaller multiplier gives you more rolls to work with and a chance to adjust when things aren't going your way.
Know When to Slow Down
A few setbacks can make it tempting to raise the stakes and chase a quick recovery. That's usually when it's worth pausing instead. Drop to a lower multiplier, check your landmarks, and refill shields if needed. Shields help protect landmarks from shutdowns, but they don't protect your cash from a heist. Keep an eye on the clock as well. If another event is coming later and your dice are running low, leaving High Roller early may be the better call.
Leave Something for Later
Side events can wait if their rewards don't fit your plans. Compare the dice they cost with the cash, dice, or other prizes you expect to receive. It's fine to pass on a rank you're not interested in. Before you log off, note your remaining dice, cash, and shields so you've got a starting point for the evening. If you're collecting Mgo stickers, check your album after you've settled the immediate resource decisions. That way, a promising reward won't distract you from the dice you meant to save.
Take Stock Before Rolling
Claim any available Lucky Chance rewards and see where you stand. If your shields aren't full, give yourself time to replenish them before using a bigger multiplier. Keep enough cash aside for landmark repairs, too. The cost depends on your board, so check the price rather than relying on a round figure. A screenshot of your resources can be useful here. You'll know what you started with and won't have to guess whether the session actually left you better off.
Pick a Comfortable Multiplier
Start with a setting that leaves room for a rough run. If one or two expensive rolls would eat through the dice you need later, it's probably too high. Raise it one step at a time when your shields are full and you've got cash beyond your repair reserve. You don't have to spend the whole event at the highest setting available. A smaller multiplier gives you more rolls to work with and a chance to adjust when things aren't going your way.
Know When to Slow Down
A few setbacks can make it tempting to raise the stakes and chase a quick recovery. That's usually when it's worth pausing instead. Drop to a lower multiplier, check your landmarks, and refill shields if needed. Shields help protect landmarks from shutdowns, but they don't protect your cash from a heist. Keep an eye on the clock as well. If another event is coming later and your dice are running low, leaving High Roller early may be the better call.
Leave Something for Later
Side events can wait if their rewards don't fit your plans. Compare the dice they cost with the cash, dice, or other prizes you expect to receive. It's fine to pass on a rank you're not interested in. Before you log off, note your remaining dice, cash, and shields so you've got a starting point for the evening. If you're collecting Mgo stickers, check your album after you've settled the immediate resource decisions. That way, a promising reward won't distract you from the dice you meant to save.
