Ever wondered why Monopoly Go seems to keep handing out the same stickers every time you play? You’re definitely not alone in scratching your head over this. Many players ask why they keep seeing the same stickers pop up in their game. Let’s dive into this mystery and unravel the answer together!
Simply put, Monopoly Go uses a probability-based system for sticker distribution. This means some stickers are just more common than others. So, you’re more likely to get these frequently. But there’s more to it than just luck of the draw. The game wants to keep you coming back for more, hoping to find those rare pieces. This mix of common and rare stickers makes the game more engaging and, yes, a bit addictive!
However, don’t worry even if you have the same Monopoly Go stickers, you can send them to a friend and help them with their progress. In the Album menu, the Stickers you have multiple copies of are marked with a "+1" (or a greater number, if you have more than one extra copy).To trade an extra, tap on the Sticker you'd like to trade. At the bottom of the Sticker, you will see a “Send” button. Hit that button, select a Friend, and send the Sticker on its way! Keep in mind that there is a daily limit trade of 5.
If you want to enter a trade with the player, then toggle on the “Exchange” button and select the friend you want to trade with. Your proposal will be sent to them and will be available for 24 hours. That friend will then choose what card is deemed appropriate for the trade. The sticker must be of the same star value, however.
Last, you obtain stars every time you claim duplicate sticker rewards from different game tasks and events. Each sticker has a set denomination between one and five stars. When you get a duplicate sticker, it gets automatically exchanged for the number of stars in that denomination. For example. a duplicate five-star sticker grants you five stars in Stickers for Rewards, and so on. You can collect the Stars and exchange them for some rewards, containing dice rolls, cash, and more Stickers.