Making it especially relevant for players tracking Monopoly GO Partners progress. With nearly 18,205 dice rolls and thousands of Partner Event tokens on the line, many players are asking the same question: should you push all 62 milestones, or stop early?
For those weighing efficiency versus commitment—similar to evaluating a Buy Monopoly Go Event option—the answer depends on how Cheerful Chase fits into your overall partner strategy.
Understanding Cheerful Chase’s True Purpose
At first glance, Cheerful Chase looks like a standard banner event. However, its real value lies in the 3,780 Partner Event tokens embedded throughout the milestones. These tokens directly fuel Toyshop Partners spins, effectively converting banner progress into partner points.
This makes Cheerful Chase less about sticker hunting and more about long-term partner event acceleration.
Early vs Late Milestones: Where Value Peaks
Milestones 1–30 offer the highest efficiency. Point requirements are moderate, Partner Tokens appear frequently, and dice rewards scale quickly. For most players, stopping around milestone 30–35 delivers the best balance between cost and return.
Beyond milestone 48, point requirements spike sharply. Unless you are close to finishing a Toyshop building or have surplus dice, pushing further may yield diminishing returns.
Board Positioning and Multiplier Discipline
Since points only come from Tax and Utility tiles, positioning is critical. The GO corner cluster remains the most efficient zone, but relying too heavily on high multipliers can quickly drain dice if rolls miss.
Experienced players often alternate between low multipliers for positioning and short high-multiplier bursts when conditions are ideal.
Who Should Push to Milestone 62?
Completing all milestones makes sense for players with:
Strong dice reserves
Active Toyshop Partners close to completion
A need for large dice injections for upcoming events
For everyone else, partial completion still provides meaningful value without unnecessary risk.
