If you are anything like me, you have probably been staring at the gaps in your Monopoly GO album and trying to guess when the next Golden Blitz will land, watching timers and rumors more than you would like to admit, and maybe even checking an RSVSR style site that lets you buy game currency or items before jumping into a rsvsr Monopoly Go Partners Event so you are ready the second the event drops.

Getting Ready For A One‑Day Rush

From what players have seen in earlier seasons, the next Blitz window looks like it is going to be tight, something like a single 24‑hour shot where Voldemort and Honeyduke's suddenly stop feeling impossible. That does not mean you just sit there and hope. Before the timer even starts, clear out your album, mark what you actually need, and sort your dupes. If you already know exactly how many copies you can spare, you are a lot less likely to panic trade or send the wrong thing when your phone starts lighting up.

When the Blitz goes live, post your trades early. Do not wait for the last few hours when everyone gets desperate and starts throwing out wild offers. Early in the event, people still think straight, and you can usually get a clean 1‑for‑1 on big cards. Later on, you see way more "your 5‑star for my random 3‑star" kind of stuff, and it just wastes time. Keep your messages short, clear, and honest about what you are giving and what you want back.

Finding Fair Trades Without Getting Burned

In‑game suggestions are fine as background noise, but you will notice pretty fast they are not where the real trades happen. Most serious players lean on Discord servers, Facebook groups, or small friend circles where people call out bad offers. In those spaces, etiquette matters. If you are chasing Voldemort, do not throw out a 1‑star dupe and act shocked when nobody replies. Offer another strong card, or a bundle of useful mid‑tier ones, so it feels fair on both sides.

Always slow down at the confirm screen. It sounds obvious, but this is where people mess up the most. You tap through too fast, send the wrong sticker, or trade for something you already finished last week. Take three seconds, read the card names, and make sure that Honeyduke's you are getting is the right one, and that you are not giving away a card you actually still need for another set.

Using Dupes To Push The Rest Of Your Album

One smart move a lot of players skip is using the Blitz to patch other weak spots in the album. If you have a golden dupe you do not need for the vault, trade it down into regular 5‑star cards you keep missing from normal packs. You might not get a perfect value swap every time, but if it finishes a set, that usually means more dice, extra cash, and sometimes those special tokens that feel like they never drop when you need them.

Staying Prepared For The Next Big Push

Golden Blitz events can easily set your progress back if you treat them like just another login bonus. Treat each one like a small tournament instead. Have your dupes listed, your social groups ready, and a plan for what you will accept and what you will ignore, the same way you might plan where to buy game currency or items in RSVSR before a big in‑game event so you are not scrambling at the last minute.