Monopoly GO County Fair Treasures: Rewards & Level Guide
County Fair Treasures is the next limited-time dig event in Monopoly GO, running from September 20, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. EDT until September 23 at 12:59 p.m. EDT. Players use Pickaxes to dig through grids of covered tiles, uncovering hidden treasures of various sizes while dealing with stubborn tiles and exploding critters. Completing all 18 levels awards a substantial pile of dice, cash, sticker packs, a shield, and a highly valuable Wild Sticker at the finish.
This event serves as one of the final major opportunities tied to the current Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes sticker album. The Wild Sticker at the end is especially useful for closing out incomplete sets before the album ends.
How County Fair Treasures Works
The core gameplay follows the familiar dig format used in previous Treasures events. Each level presents a grid of tiles. Tapping a tile costs one Pickaxe and reveals what is underneath. Treasures come in different shapes and sizes—ranging from small 1×1 pieces to larger 2×4 or 3×3 blocks. You must fully uncover every treasure on the board to complete the level and claim its reward.
Some levels include exploding critters. When you dig one up, it clears a group of surrounding tiles, which can dramatically reduce the number of Pickaxes needed if timed well. Stubborn tiles require extra hits or special attention. Bonus chance percentages appear on certain boards and can influence extra rewards or easier clears.
Pickaxes are earned through regular play: tournaments, banner events, Quick Wins, free gifts, and partner or community events running at the same time. Stocking up before the dig begins and continuing to earn more during the three-day window is essential for finishing higher levels.
At the end of the event, any leftover Pickaxes convert into dice rolls, typically at a rate of three dice per remaining Pickaxe. This means even partial progress still returns value.
Level Overview and Key Rewards
The event contains 18 levels that gradually increase in grid size and complexity. Early boards are small and forgiving. Later ones expand to 7×7 grids with multiple large treasures and higher minimum Pickaxe requirements.
Level 1 opens with a simple 4×3 grid containing one small 1×2 treasure. It requires a minimum of two Pickaxes and rewards 50 dice rolls. This serves as an easy entry point.
Level 2 expands slightly to 5×3 with a 2×2 treasure. Four Pickaxes are the baseline, and completion grants 100 dice rolls along with a 25 percent bonus chance.
Level 3 moves to a 5×5 board with two treasures. Six Pickaxes are needed. Rewards include cash and three 2-star sticker packs, giving early album progress.
Level 4 introduces a 6×5 grid with one larger 2×4 treasure and four exploding critters. Eight Pickaxes form the minimum. Completion returns a small number of Pickaxes (2–5) plus cash, helping replenish your supply.
Level 5 features a 6×7 board with three smaller treasures and a 100 percent bonus chance. The minimum drops to six Pickaxes in some reports, making it relatively efficient. Cash is the primary reward.
Mid-level boards continue the pattern of larger grids, more treasures, and mixed rewards. Dice rolls appear regularly in the 100–450 range, interspersed with cash and occasional sticker packs. A 3-star sticker pack shows up around Level 6, and a blue (4-star) pack appears near Level 12.
Level 16 is notable for awarding the Blue Ribbon Shield, a cosmetic reward that stands out among the cash and dice. Level 17 returns to a more compact board with cash as the completion prize.
Level 18 is the final and most demanding stage. A full 7×7 grid holds seven treasures of mixed sizes (including 2×4, 2×3, 2×2, and smaller pieces). The listed minimum is 28 Pickaxes, though smart use of exploding critters and efficient digging can lower the actual cost. Completing it awards cash, 2,000 dice rolls, and the Wild Sticker.
Across the full run, players can expect several thousand dice in total from the milestone rewards, multiple sticker packs of varying star values, steady cash for building landmarks, the shield, and the prized Wild Sticker.
Pickaxe Management and Strategy Tips
Success depends heavily on Pickaxe efficiency. The listed minimums assume perfect information and ideal digging. In practice, you will often spend more because the exact placement of treasures is hidden until you start uncovering them.
Start by digging the edges and corners when large treasures are present. A 2×4 or 3×3 piece has limited possible positions on the board, so ruling out edges early narrows the possibilities quickly. Once you reveal one square of a treasure, the shape becomes visible and the remaining squares are easier to target.
Exploding critters are powerful tools. When a board lists several of them, dig in a way that is likely to hit one early. The cleared area can reveal multiple treasure pieces at once and save a significant number of Pickaxes.
Avoid random middle-of-the-board digging on large grids. Methodical edge-to-center or systematic row-by-row approaches usually waste fewer tools. If a board has a high bonus chance, the extra rewards can offset some inefficiency.
Stock Pickaxes aggressively before and during the event. Prioritize any concurrent tournaments or banner events that award them. Quick Wins and free gifts provide steady smaller amounts. If a partner event is running, coordinate with teammates to maximize token and Pickaxe income.
Because leftover Pickaxes convert to dice at the end, there is little reason to stop short of the final level if you are close. The 2,000 dice and Wild Sticker at Level 18 make the last push worthwhile for most players.
Sticker and Album Context
County Fair Treasures arrives near the end of the Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes album. The sticker packs earned along the way—especially the higher-star ones—help fill remaining sets. The Wild Sticker at the finish is the biggest prize for album completion, as it can be assigned to any missing sticker.
Players who are close to finishing the album should prioritize reaching Level 18. Those further behind can still benefit from the dice and lower-star packs while using the event as a dice recovery window.
Timing and Session Planning
The event runs roughly three days. Plan several focused digging sessions rather than trying to clear everything in one sitting. Earn Pickaxes during the day through normal rolling and events, then dig in concentrated blocks when you have a solid stockpile.
Check the event page regularly for the exact remaining time and your current level progress. Because grids grow larger and more expensive, early levels go quickly while the final few demand the bulk of your Pickaxes.
Final Advice for Completing the Event
Treat County Fair Treasures as both a reward event and a resource recovery opportunity. The dice returns are strong, the Wild Sticker is high-value, and the intermediate packs and cash keep progress steady.
Gather as many Pickaxes as possible before the start and continue earning them throughout. Dig methodically, leverage exploding critters, and push for the final board if the Wild Sticker fits your album needs. Even partial completion still converts leftover tools into dice, so every level cleared returns value.
With a clear plan for Pickaxe income and efficient digging on each board, most active players can finish all 18 levels and walk away with a meaningful pile of rewards before the event ends on September 23. Start stocking tools now, dig smart once it begins, and claim the County Fair treasures while they last.