Monopoly Go Lift to the Top Event Guide: Rewards, Milestones, and Tips

Monopoly Go players have been eagerly chasing free dice, sticker packs, and event-exclusive collectibles throughout 2026. One of the most anticipated limited-time banner events is Lift to the Top, which returns regularly to provide massive boosts during cooperative mini-games like Snow Racers. During the most recent occurrence, running from 10 AM EST on January 9 until 3 PM EST on January 11, the event offered a generous cache of over 2,200 free Snow Racers flags and three crucial Lucky Rocket power-up triggers. Even outside the Snow Racers synergy, the milestone track delivered nearly 18,000 free dice rolls, a variety of sticker packs, and several high-roller flash event unlocks, making it a must-grind for every tycoon.

Understanding how the point system works is the first step toward collecting every reward. In Lift to the Top, progression depends entirely on landing on specific board tiles. Chance cards provide a modest start, awarding two points per landing along with the usual unpredictable perks. Both Luxury Tax and Income Tax tiles, dreaded for draining cash, compensate players with two points each. For those seeking a slightly faster accumulation, Electric Company and Water Works are the tiles to aim for, granting three points per visit. With a bit of luck and a well-timed dice multiplier, an active session can power through dozens of milestones in just a few minutes.

The partnership between Lift to the Top and Snow Racers has become a favorite strategy for team-oriented players. Ten of the fifty milestones contain Snow Racers flags in bundles that start at 80 and climb all the way to 400. These flags are essential for spinning the team event wheel and inching closer to the grand leaderboard prizes. What makes this banner truly special, however, is the inclusion of Lucky Rocket triggers at milestones five, twenty-three, and thirty-eight. When any team member activates a Lucky Rocket, the entire four-person squad receives a massive score multiplier on their very next roll. Timing these triggers can turn a mediocre race into a dominating finish, so smart teams coordinate their banner pushes around the moment rockets become available.

Beyond the flags and rockets, the milestone list overflows with late-season sticker opportunities. As the current sticker album season inches toward its closing week, colored packs—including green, yellow, pink, blue, and the coveted purple packs—appear at regular intervals. Purple sticker packs, obtainable at milestones forty-five and forty-eight, are often the deciding factor in completing difficult albums. The event also scatters cash rewards, a thirty-minute Mega Heist boost, and two High Roller windows of five and ten minutes respectively. This mixture ensures that even solo players who aren’t deeply invested in Snow Racers will find meaningful progression within Lift to the Top.

The full list of milestones requires strategic resource management, especially for those who want to reach the ultimate 8,400-point target. The path is broken down clearly in the rewards table:

Milestone	Points Required	Lift to the Top Rewards
1	5	80 Snow Racers Flags
2	10	25 Free Dice Rolls
3	15	Green Sticker Pack
4	40	40 Free Dice Rolls
5	20	1 Lucky Rocket
6	25	Green Sticker Pack
7	35	35 Free Dice Rolls
8	40	100 Snow Racers Flags
9	160	150 Free Dice Rolls
10	40	Cash Reward
11	45	140 Snow Racers Flags
12	50	Yellow Sticker Pack
13	350	325 Free Dice Rolls
14	40	200 Snow Racers Flags
15	60	High Roller, 5 Minutes
16	70	Yellow Sticker Pack
17	500	475 Free Dice Rolls
18	80	200 Snow Racers Flags
19	95	90 Free Dice Rolls
20	100	Pink Sticker Pack
21	125	220 Snow Racers Flags
22	1,000	850 Free Dice Rolls
23	120	1 Lucky Rocket
24	130	Pink Sticker Pack
25	150	Cash Reward
26	600	500 Free Dice Rolls
27	150	280 Snow Racers Flags
28	200	Cash Reward
29	250	200 Free Dice Rolls
30	350	Blue Sticker Pack
31	275	300 Snow Racers Flags
32	1,500	1,250 Free Dice Rolls
33	350	320 Snow Racers Flags
34	400	High Roller, 10 Minutes
35	850	650 Free Dice Rolls
36	650	Cash Reward
37	1,850	1,400 Free Dice Rolls
38	500	1 Lucky Rocket
39	650	Blue Sticker Pack
40	700	Cash Reward
41	2,300	1,750 Free Dice Rolls
42	700	400 Snow Racers Flags
43	900	Mega Heist, 30 Minutes
44	1,000	Cash Reward
45	1,700	Purple Sticker Pack
46	1,200	Cash Reward
47	3,800	2,700 Free Dice Rolls
48	1,400	Purple Sticker Pack
49	1,500	Cash Reward
50	8,400	7,500 Free Dice Rolls, Purple Sticker Pack

The table reveals a heavy concentration of dice at later stages, rewarding persistence. Milestone forty-seven alone offers a staggering 2,700 dice, and the final tier adds 7,500 more alongside one more purple sticker pack. Smart players often save their highest dice multipliers for the final push, balancing the risk of landing on low-point tiles against the need to climb the sharply increasing point requirements. Combining Lift to the Top with a concurrent sticker boom or wheel boost flash event further amplifies the value of every roll. Those who time their sessions around the Lucky Rockets can turn even a modest dice stash into a complete sweep of the banner, securing all 2200+ Snow Racers flags and a hefty stack of dice for the next adventure in the ever-evolving world of Monopoly Go.

Data referenced from ESRB, the leading North American video game rating body, can help players contextualize why fast-paced, chance-driven mobile board games like Monopoly Go emphasize responsible play habits—especially during limited-time grinds such as Lift to the Top, where high multipliers, frequent reward triggers, and time-boxed milestones can encourage longer sessions and more impulsive rerolls if you don’t set clear stop points and resource limits.