Monopoly Go Showroom Show Off: All Rewards, Milestones, and Points Guide

If you have been rolling through Monopoly Go lately, you already know that Scopely sprinkles in limited-time tournaments that can seriously boost your dice stash. The Showroom Show Off event is one of those 24-hour opportunities, and I have to say, it rewards players who treat every Railroad tile like a mini jackpot. The big draw here is Wheel Tokens, which can be used as exclusive currency for partner events like Hot Rod Partners, plus a healthy pile of dice rolls and sticker packs. Let me break down how it works so you can decide if it is worth your rolls.

How Do You Earn Points in Showroom Show Off?

The answer is simple: complete Bank Heists and Shutdowns. Are you wondering how to trigger them? Land on a Railroad tile. That is the only way to enter the minigame rotation during this tournament, so those little train spaces suddenly become the most valuable squares on the board.

At the default x1 dice multiplier, the base point values look like this:

Minigame	Result	Points
Bank Heist	Small	4
Bank Heist	Large	6
Bank Heist	Bankrupt	8
Shutdown	Blocked	2
Shutdown	Successful	4

I always ask myself the same thing before I burn dice: do I have a High Roller boost ready? If you pair a high multiplier with a Railroad hit, the points scale fast. A Bankrupt result at x10, for example, gives you 80 points instead of 8. That is why I usually keep my multiplier low while rolling around the board, then crank it up when I am six to eight spaces away from a Railroad. It is not a guarantee, obviously, but it makes the tournament milestones far more reachable.

You also want to keep an eye on temporary boosts like Mega Heist. A Mega Heist can turn a normal Bank Heist into a much bigger score, and during milestone 17 you unlock a 25-minute Mega Heist window. If you have a decent dice supply, that boost alone can power you through several later milestones.

Showroom Show Off Rewards And Milestones

This tournament features 30 milestones, and clearing all of them can reward you with around 4,395 dice rolls. You also collect Wheel Tokens, cash, temporary boosts, and multiple sticker packs along the way. Are the final milestones worth the grind? Let us look at the full list first.

Milestone	Points	Rewards
1	45	120 Wheel Tokens
2	55	50 Dice Rolls
3	80	Sticker Pack (Green)
4	90	140 Wheel Tokens
5	120	90 Dice Rolls
6	150	High Roller (5 Minutes)
7	140	160 Wheel Tokens
8	200	Sticker Pack (Orange)
9	250	180 Dice Rolls
10	230	Sticker Pack (Pink)
11	260	Cash
12	275	180 Wheel Tokens
13	300	Sticker Pack (Blue)
14	400	Cash
15	375	275 Dice Rolls
16	425	250 Wheel Tokens
17	500	Mega Heist (25 Minutes)
18	600	Cash
19	550	375 Dice Rolls
20	700	Sticker Pack (Blue)
21	800	400 Wheel Tokens
22	1,000	Cash
23	900	625 Dice Rolls
24	1,300	Sticker Pack (Blue)
25	1,500	Cash
26	1,800	1,100 Dice Rolls
27	2,000	Cash Grab (25 Minutes)
28	2,200	500 Wheel Tokens
29	2,400	Cash
30	2,500	1,700 Dice Rolls

That is a lot to digest, so let me highlight the biggest moments. Milestone 26 gives you 1,100 dice rolls, and milestone 30 follows up with another 1,700. If you are also chasing partner event progress, the Wheel Tokens at milestones 1, 4, 7, 12, 16, 21, and 28 add up nicely. My personal favorite is the 25-minute Cash Grab at milestone 27, because if you time it with a full board of landmarks, you can vacuum up a surprising amount of cash.

Should You Push for the Leaderboard?

That depends on how many dice you are willing to spend. The milestone track is generous enough that even casual players can grab the early Wheel Tokens and the Green, Orange, and Pink sticker packs. But the leaderboard is a different beast. You are competing against other tycoons who may be sitting on thousands of dice, so I would not chase the top spot unless you have a clear reason, like finishing a partner event or completing a sticker set.

One more tip: do not forget that Shutdown points are lower than Bank Heist points. If you are deciding whether to target a friend who always shields their landmarks or roll for a Bank Heist, the Bank Heist is generally the more rewarding outcome. That said, you cannot always choose which minigame you get, so just treat every Railroad landing as a win and let the points pile up.

In 2026, Monopoly Go still leans hard into these 24-hour tournaments as a way to keep the board feeling fresh, and Showroom Show Off is a solid example. If you have the dice, clear those milestones. If you are low on dice, at least grab the first few Wheel Token rewards and call it a day. Happy rolling!