I’ll be honest—when Scopely rolled out the St. Paddy’s Party solo event for Monopoly Go in 2026, I initially thought it was just another green-tinted excuse to burn through my dice stash. Then I saw the milestone list. Let me tell you, my board has basically become a fiddle shop, and I’m not mad about it.

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The event runs for a full 72 hours and wraps up on March 18, 2026. That’s three whole days of chasing little green pickups and praying my multiplier doesn’t abandon me. As a regular player, I’m not here to overpromise. I’m just here to tell you what’s actually worth grinding for.

How I’m Getting Points (And Why My Board Looks Like a Fiddle Shop)

The St. Paddy’s Party event has 42 milestones, which sounds intimidating until you realize that every single point comes from the same simple action: landing on Pickup tiles scattered all over the board. There’s no fancy tournament bracket. No waiting for a partner. Just you, your dice, and a trail of violin-themed objects that practically serenade you from the tiles.

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Those special fiddle pickups are the stars of this solo event. When you land on a Pickup tile, you collect the item and add points to your milestone progress. That’s it. No secret sauce. But honestly, the board starts raining green fiddles the moment you get a decent multiplier rolling, so don’t sleep on this one.

One thing I learned the hard way: points only come from Pickup tiles. Railroads, Chance, Community Chest, even the flashy new boards—none of them matter here. So if you’re like me and you love chasing side quests, you’ll need to focus. The event is basically a giant game of board-watching.

St. Paddy’s Party Rewards And Milestones

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The reward list is packed. We’re talking Cash, a mountain of Sticker Packs, Rent Frenzy, High Roller flash events, and enough dice to make Mr. Monopoly’s little dog do backflips. The grand prize include a total of 17,565 free dice rolls and a limited edition St. Paddy’s Hazel token. I didn’t know I needed Hazel until she showed up in the milestone list, and now I can’t stop thinking about adding her to my token shelf.

This event is a marathon, not a sprint. Some milestones are cheap, some feel like they’re asking for your rent money, but the payout at the end is genuinely respectable. Here’s the full breakdown:

Milestones Points Required Rewards
1 Five Cash
2 10 15 Dice Rolls
3 10 Sticker Pack (Green)
4 80 125 Dice Rolls
5 15 Cash
6 20 Sticker Pack (Green)
7 25 Cash
8 150 225 Dice Rolls
9 25 Cash
10 20 Rent Frenzy (15 Minutes)
11 35 Sticker Pack (Green)
12 40 Cash
13 450 St. Paddy's Hazel Token
14 45 Sticker Pack (Yellow)
15 50 150 Dice Rolls
16 55 Cash
17 650 700 Dice Rolls
18 60 Cash
19 80 200 Dice Rolls
20 100 Sticker Pack (Pink)
21 1,200 1,000 Dice Rolls
22 100 High Roller (10 Minutes)
23 120 Cash
24 150 Sticker Pack (Pink)
25 1,500 1,350 Dice Rolls
26 150 Sticker Pack (Blue)
27 200 Cash
28 250 Cash Boost (Five Minutes)
29 400 Sticker Pack (Blue)
30 2,200 2,000 Dice Rolls
31 400 Cash
32 500 300 Dice Rolls
33 600 Sticker Pack (Blue)
34 4,500 3,700 Dice Rolls
35 1,000 Sticker Pack (Purple)
36 800 500 Dice Rolls
37 800 High Roller (15 Minutes)
38 3,500 Cash
39 1,000 800 Dice Rolls
40 1,200 Sticker Pack (Purple)
41 1,100 Cash
42 6,500 6,500 Dice Rolls

My Game Plan for 2026

If you’re aiming for Hazel, milestone 13 is surprisingly reachable at 450 points. But the real dice jackpot lives further down the line. I’m prioritizing the High Roller windows at milestones 22 and 37, because those flash events let me stack points faster when I’m already riding a good multiplier.

Also, keep an eye on the Rent Frenzy at milestone 10. It’s only 15 minutes, but it can quietly refill your Cash while you’re busy hunting fiddles. Sticker Packs are nice too, but in 2026 I’ve learned to treat them as bonus confetti rather than the main goal.

I’ll be honest: the grind to 6,500 points for the final 6,500 dice is not for the faint of heart. But with 72 hours on the clock, even a casual player like me can chip away at it. Just remember to breathe, let your dice cooldown work for you, and maybe say a little thank-you to the Pickup tiles. They’re doing the heavy lifting.

Good luck out there. May your fiddles be plentiful and your multipliers merciful. 🍀