My Martian Treasures Dig: Unlocking 3,000 Dice and a Wild Sticker in Monopoly Go

As a dedicated Monopoly Go player, I’ve learned to drop everything the moment a treasure hunt drops. When Scopely announced the Martian Treasures dig event — live now in June 2026 — I knew my week would be consumed by red dust and laser guns. There’s something intoxicating about unearthing buried loot on a distant themed map, and this Martian adventure doesn’t just break the routine; it shatters it with a glorious 25 milestone levels. I’m here to walk you through every reward, every strategy, and that unforgettable moment when the final treasure chest opened.

I’ve chased treasure hunts before, but the Martian Treasures dig flips the script. Earlier events capped at 20 milestones; this one stretches to 25 levels, each more tantalizing than the last. The grand prize alone — 3,000 free dice rolls, a Wild Sticker, and a mountain of Cash — made my collector’s heart race. But along the way, I also snagged a brand-new Peg-E Rover board token and a limited-edition Martian Runes shield, both already conversation starters in my friends leaderboard. If you’re wondering whether it’s worth the grind, let me promise you: the asteroid field of rewards is real.

The core loop is deceptively simple. You use Laser Gun Tokens to blast through dust layers on a Mars-themed grid, revealing artifacts, dice, stickers, and cash bundles hidden beneath. Each dig costs a token, and the deeper you go, the richer the prizes. Tokens don’t grow on Martian trees, though. I learned to stockpile them by completing daily Quick Wins, climbing the leaderboard in companion tournaments, and grabbing every event link drop Scopely threw our way. The event runs until June 14, 2026, so I’ve had time to be both patient and persistent.

Here’s where things got thrilling. The reward table below shows exactly what I unearthed at every milestone. I’ve cross-referenced it against my own board, and it’s spot-on. The early tiers felt like a warm-up: a few hundred dice here, some cash there. But once I hit level 11 and saw that new shield glow on my profile, the momentum shifted.

Milestone	Reward
1	50 Free Dice Rolls
2	Cash Reward
3	100 Free Dice Rolls
4	Sticker Pack (Orange)
5	150 Free Dice Rolls
6	Cash Reward
7	175 Free Dice Rolls
8	Sticker Pack (Pink)
9	200 Free Dice Rolls
10	Cash Reward
11	A New Shield (Martian Runes)
12	250 Free Dice Rolls
13	Sticker Pack (Blue)
14	10 Laser Gun Tokens, Cash Reward
15	300 Free Dice Rolls
16	1,000 Free Dice Rolls, Sticker Pack (Purple)
17	Cash Reward
18	150 Free Dice Rolls
19	17 Laser Gun Tokens, Sticker Pack (Pink), Cash Reward
20	Peg-E Rover Token
21	250 Free Dice Rolls
22	Sticker Pack (Blue)
23	400 Free Dice Rolls
24	Cash Reward
25	3,000 Free Dice Rolls, Cash Reward, and a Wild Sticker

The beauty of this dig event isn’t just the volume — it’s the rhythm. Milestone 14 dangles 10 Laser Gun Tokens right when my supply was thinning, effectively refunding a chunk of my progress. Then milestone 19 hands out another 17 tokens, plus a Pink Sticker Pack for that album itch. It felt like Scopely had mapped my play sessions. I’d dip low on tokens, get a refill, and surge forward again.

Let’s talk about that Wild Sticker. In 2026, sticker albums are more competitive than ever, and filling that last elusive gold card usually requires a miracle. The Wild Sticker at milestone 25? Pure platinum. I used it immediately on a scarce five-star from the “Cosmic Wonders” album, and the completed page netted me 15,000 additional dice and an exclusive token. That single moment justified every laser blast, every tournament battle, and the hours of wheel-spinning.

Strategizing for a 25‑milestone event demands focus. I broke my approach into three phases. Phase one (milestones 1–10) was about building momentum. I hoarded Laser Gun Tokens for the first two days, ignoring the urge to spend them piecemeal. By the time I started digging, I could bulldoze through the early cash and dice rewards without interruption. Phase two (milestones 11–19) tested my resource management. The shield at 11 gave me a defensive edge in Shutdowns, while the 1,000 dice at milestone 16 bankrolled my roll multiplier. I always kept enough tokens to reach the next token-refill milestone. Phase three (milestones 20–25) was the victory lap. The adorable Peg-E Rover token joined my shelf at 20, and the final stretch — from 400 dice at 23 to the colossal 3,000 at 25 — turned me into a dice billionaire overnight.

A few surprises caught even a veteran like me. The Pink and Blue Sticker Packs dropped multiple new stickers, perfectly timed with the album season. The Martian Runes shield, with its glowing crimson engravings, has become my permanent cosmetic — it’s that good. And the sheer psychological boost of seeing 3,000 dice land in my account cannot be overstated. I immediately rolled x1000 and triggered a Mega Heist, turning that cash reward into another 10 minutes of bliss.

If you’re still on the fence, consider this: every dice roll spent earning tokens feeds back into the treasure hunt loop. The event integrates seamlessly with banner events, tournaments, and daily treats. I made sure to collect the free gift every eight hours, completed all three Quick Wins daily, and pushed hard in the two-day leaderboard tournaments. Even casual play can net you the first 15 milestones comfortably, securing the shield, plenty of dice, and that juicy 1,000‑dice spike at 16.

The Martian Treasures dig isn’t just another minigame — it’s a lesson in delayed gratification and smart spending. Watching the red dust clear to reveal a Wild Sticker felt like scooping ancient alien tech. And with the 3,000 dice, I’m set for the next season’s opening weekend. If you spot those laser gun tokens in your inventory, don’t hesitate. Mars is waiting, and the treasure doesn’t dig itself. 🚀🔴🎲