Oh. My. Go. Just when I thought I had seen it all in Monopoly GO, Scopely drops the City Cleanup event on us for Earth Day 2026, and let me tell you, it was an absolute whirlwind! Imagine this: a solo event that lasts for just 21 hours, but packs more punch, more prizes, and more pure, unadulterated dice-rolling chaos than some week-long tournaments I've played. I dove headfirst into this eco-friendly frenzy, and my fingers are still recovering from all the tapping. It wasn't just an event; it was a sprint, a blitz, a glorious race against the clock where every single dice roll felt like it held the fate of my sticker album in its digital hands. The moment it popped up on my screen, I knew sleep was for the weak and milestones were for the taking.

The Sweet, Sweet Loot of City Cleanup 🎁

Let's get straight to the good stuff—the rewards! The milestone list for City Cleanup wasn't just a list; it was a treasure map. Scopely really went all out for Earth Day 2026. We're talking about a cascade of goodies that would make any Monopoly GO veteran drool:

• Massive Dice Piles: I'm talking thousands of dice rolls, the lifeblood of the game, handed out like candy at multiple checkpoints.

• Peg-E Chips Galore: This was the real jackpot! The event was perfectly timed with the Roll Drop minigame, and these chips are the exclusive golden tickets to playing it. More chips = more chances to win even MORE dice and stickers in Roll Drop. It was a beautiful, self-sustaining cycle of greed!

• Cash Payouts: Huge injections of in-game cash to build those landmarks and complete boards faster.

• Sticker Packs: From green packs all the way up to the elusive blue and possibly even pink packs for the top-tier milestones. Every pack was a chance to finally get that one stubborn gold sticker.

• Special Event Tokens: Unique tokens that probably tied into the whole Earth Day theme, making your profile look awesome.

Hitting each milestone felt like unlocking a new level of joy. It was addictive, relentless, and I loved every second of the grind.

My Master Strategy: Targeting Tax & Utility Tiles with Surgical Precision 🎯

The core mechanic was brilliantly simple yet devilishly strategic. You earned points by doing one thing: landing on Tax and Utility tiles. That's it! No complicated minigames, just pure board navigation. But here's where the genius (and my obsession) kicked in. You couldn't just roll willy-nilly.

I became a board-game tactician. My entire world narrowed down to the few spaces between my token and the next coveted Tax or Utility square. The key? The multiplier. This is the pro tip that separates the casual players from the legends. If I saw I was 7 spaces away from a Utility tile, I wouldn't roll at x1. Oh no. I'd crank that multiplier up to x50 or even x100 if I had the dice to back it up.

Why? Because if you land on the tile with a high multiplier, you earn POINTS × MULTIPLIER. So, landing on a Utility tile at x50 doesn't give you the base points—it gives you fifty times the base points! I'm talking about leaping four or five milestones in a single, glorious, screen-shaking landing. It was a high-risk, high-reward gamble that paid off massively. The adrenaline rush of watching the dice bounce, knowing a huge payoff was moments away, was unmatched.

The Roll Drop Synergy: A Match Made in Gamer Heaven 🤝

Scopely didn't just run two events side-by-side; they created a symbiotic ecosystem of prizes. The City Cleanup event was the primary farm for Peg-E Chips. Every milestone I crushed showered me with these precious chips. Then, I'd immediately jump over to the Roll Drop minigame and spend them. Roll Drop itself is a puzzle-like game where dropping tokens can win you even more dice, cash, and stickers. So, the flow was perfect:

1. Grind City Cleanup for points (and Peg-E chips).

2. Use chips to play Roll Drop for bonus resources.

3. Use bonus dice from Roll Drop to grind City Cleanup EVEN HARDER.

It was a perfect, beautiful, never-ending loop of progression. I felt like a Monopoly GO machine, optimally converting time and strategy into a mountain of resources. This 2026 iteration felt even more polished and rewarding than past events, with the integration between the main event and the side game being seamless.

The Final Tally: Was My 21-Hour Crusade Worth It?

Absolutely, 100%, without a shadow of a doubt, YES. My bank account (both in-game and real-life, from neglecting everything else) might disagree, but the haul was spectacular. Here’s a quick snapshot of my spoils:

Resource	Approximate Amount Earned
Dice Rolls	8,000+
Peg-E Chips	350+
In-Game Cash	200 Billion+
Sticker Packs	15+ (including 2 Blue Packs!)
Sleep Hours	0

This event was a masterclass in how to do a limited-time solo event right. It was fast-paced, incredibly rewarding, and required genuine strategy beyond just mindless rolling. The connection to the Roll Drop game was inspired, giving every Peg-E chip an immediate and exciting purpose. For any Monopoly GO player in 2026, missing an event like City Cleanup is basically a cardinal sin. You need those dice, you crave those stickers, and you live for the heart-pounding thrill of a x100 multiplier landing on that perfect tile. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a massive stockpile of dice to spend, and a board that isn't going to conquer itself. Game on!