RSVSR Monopoly GO Golden Blitz What to know before you trade

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You know that feeling when your album has just a few ugly gaps left and the game refuses to give you the right golds? That is where the next Golden Blitz comes in, and if things follow the usual pattern, it should land around January 5, 2026, lining up nicely with the kind of hype you see around a big Monopoly Go Partners Event. It is only a 24‑hour window, which sounds fine until you blink, go make a coffee, and suddenly half the timer has gone. The two cards likely in the spotlight this time are Voldemort and Honeyduke's, and if you have opened packs for a while, you already know they almost never show up where you want them.
Getting Ready Before The BlitzThe biggest mistake people make is thinking they will sort out trades once the event starts. That is usually too late. Have your dupes organised the day before, maybe even write down what you are willing to give up for each gold. When the Blitz goes live, you want to be firing off offers in the first hour, not still checking what is missing. Early on, people are fresh, less tilted, and more open to fair swaps. Leave it until the last few hours and the whole thing turns into a panic market where everyone either lowballs or overpays just to get it done.
Where And How To Trade SmartIn‑game suggestions are fine if you are bored, but they are not where the best trades happen. Most of the serious trading moves to Facebook groups, Discord servers, or whatever community your friends use. There you can actually talk, set rules, and explain what you need instead of just clicking random profiles. Try to be clear in your posts: list which golden stickers you have, which ones you are chasing, and any regular 4‑star or 5‑star you are happy to move. It saves time for everyone and makes you look like someone worth dealing with.
Basic Etiquette So People Actually Trade With YouThere is a simple rule most players follow even if they never say it out loud: do not be greedy. If you want a rare gold like Voldemort, do not slap a 1‑star dupe on the table and hope someone bites. Offer something that at least feels close in value, maybe another golden you do not need or a bundle of strong regular cards. When you see a fair offer come your way, accept it quickly, because that player will not sit there forever. And do not rush the final tap: check the sticker name, the album slot, and make sure you are not sending away a card you still need because you were half‑distracted by something else.
Using Extra Stickers To Finish More SetsGolden Blitz is not only about those two headline cards. A lot of players quietly use it to clean up the rest of their album. If you have spare golds you do not care about for the vault, trade them for regular 5‑star or even 4‑star cards that keep dodging you. That way, you walk out of the event with more sets done, more dice, and a better bankroll for the next big push. Some players even pair their trades with external planning, like checking prices or swap values on sites that track in‑game items, similar to how people use RSVSR when they want to manage game currency or items in a more organised way. Use that one‑day window well, keep your trades fair, and you will be a lot closer to a clean, finished album when the timer hits zero.