Monopoly Go Peg-E Roll Drop Rewards
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In Peg-E Roll Drop you collect Prize Drop chips by completing milestones in the main events and tournaments as well as the daily quick wins and from shop gifts. Then you use them on the Prize Drop board in order to get through more milestones and claim more rewards.
This latest roll drop event is a quick fire round to claim a few extra dice after the end of the Itchy & Scratchy Racers. It runs from 4 PM ET on July 19, 2026 until 1 PM ET on July 20, giving you just 21 hours to play it.

Monopoly Go Peg-E Rolls Drop Board Update
Roll drop is a variation of the Prize Drop events on Monopoly Go. It operates in the same way as the other types but in this case your prizes for completing milestones will be in the form of dice rolls.
Monopoly Go Peg-E Roll Drop rewards and milestones July 19-20 2026
Here are the rewards and milestones that we know of for the current Peg-E Prize Drop event. In total across the two sets of rewards there are up to 5,520 dice rolls to be won. But as with any Peg-E event, it's not easy to get them all!
| Level | Reward | Points required |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 30 dice rolls | 500 |
| 2 | 40-90 dice rolls | 1,250 |
| 3 | 100 dice rolls | 2,000 |
| 4 | 70-200 dice rolls | 3,250 |
| 5 | 500 dice rolls | 4,800 |
Page Two Rewards
Complete the rewards stages above and you can unlock a second level of rewards.
| Level | Reward | Points required |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 100 dice rolls | 1,950 |
| 2 | 200-400 dice rolls | 4,200 |
| 3 | 450 dice rolls | 6,700 |
| 4 | 450-800 dice rolls | 9,700 |
| 5 | 850 dice rolls | 15,200 |
| 6 | 2,000 dice rolls | 22,700 |
You can collect Peg-E event chips from banner events and tournaments that either start at the same time as this event or after it.
Get refreshed on how to tackle this event with our best strategy and tips for Prize Drop below. While that page refers specifically to Prize Drop, the tips below are also applicable to other similar events such as Sticker Drop or Deluxe Drop.
Best strategy for Rolls Drop
You may think there is not much strategy to completing the Prize Drop events, you just pick a multiplier, choose a slot and away you go, but a big shout out goes to a number of our Monopoly GO forum, for putting into words this clever strategy which does work really well. Here's how it goes.
- A bumper can be one of three values. Cash ($), Dice or Token.
- The two bumpers cannot be the same value. The values must be distinct.
- It takes 15 'bumps' for a bumper to flip to its next value.
- At any given point in time, the next value for both bumpers will be the same. I.e. if your bumpers are $ and dice, the flip side of both bumpers will be tokens. Similarly, if you bumpers were token and $, the flip side of both bumpers will be dice.
Given the above, and assuming your bumpers were set to $ and dice, each time you dropped a x30 token and it hits a bumper, the following will happen each time the dice bumper is hit:
- The bumper it hit >=15 effective bumps (the multiplier).
- Dice are awarded, 15 effective bumps remain to be applied to the bumper.
- The bumper is flipped.
- The bumper is now tokens, it can only be tokens.
- 15 effective bumps are applied and tokens are awarded.
- The token now flips back to dice, it can only be dice.
A number of our Monopoly GO forum members contributed to this idea so thanks to Dextrousgoat69, Ava, Muldryn, NPCK and to FunHawk77 for putting the ideas into easy to understand words.
This is the most effective strategy I've seen for Prize Drop, so aim as best you can for that non-cash bumper with an x30 multiplier for best results.
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