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MONOPOLY GO · NOVEMBER 2026 PARTNER EVENT
KPop Demon Hunters Partners is scheduled to run from November 10, 2026 at 1:00 PM EST to November 15 at 3:59 PM EST. The upcoming MONOPOLY GO Partner Event has five reward levels for each attraction and an overall Grand Prize of 5,000 Dice Rolls, a Wild Sticker and the Derpy and Sussie Token.
To plan your event, start with the shared points required for each build, the rewards along the way, and the contribution you have agreed with each Partner. This guide brings those details together with a Dice and Token budgeting method, multiplier considerations and a practical completion plan.
1. KPop Demon Hunters Partners Dates and Local Start Times
If you are checking when the next MONOPOLY GO Partner Event starts, KPop Demon Hunters Partners is the upcoming event covered by this November 8 preview. Its listed start is Tuesday, November 10 at 1:00 PM EST, with the deadline on Sunday, November 15 at 3:59 PM EST.
EST is UTC−5. The table below converts that same event window into major local time zones; players in several Asia-Pacific locations will see a November 11 start and November 16 finish.
| Location / time zone | Starts | Ends |
|---|---|---|
| New York — EST | November 10, 1:00 PM | November 15, 3:59 PM |
| Los Angeles — PST | November 10, 10:00 AM | November 15, 12:59 PM |
| UTC | November 10, 6:00 PM | November 15, 8:59 PM |
| London — GMT | November 10, 6:00 PM | November 15, 8:59 PM |
| Paris — CET | November 10, 7:00 PM | November 15, 9:59 PM |
| Beijing / Singapore — UTC+8 | November 11, 2:00 AM | November 16, 4:59 AM |
| Tokyo — JST | November 11, 3:00 AM | November 16, 5:59 AM |
| Sydney — AEDT | November 11, 5:00 AM | November 16, 7:59 AM |
Use the in-game countdown once the event opens, particularly if your device uses a different time zone or the schedule changes. Plan your final session before the deadline rather than treating November 15 as a full day available to play.
2. Level 1–5 Rewards and Milestones
Each attraction has its own milestone track. The listed points below are cumulative shared progress: both Partners contribute toward the same bar. Reaching 80,000 completes that attraction.
| Level | Cumulative shared points | Additional points from the previous level | Rewards |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2,500 | 2,500 | 200 Dice Rolls |
| 2 | 8,500 | 6,000 | Cash |
| 3 | 21,500 | 13,000 | 200–300 Dice Rolls; Cash; 10-minute Cash Boost |
| 4 | 48,000 | 26,500 | 300–500 Dice Rolls; one 2-star Sticker Pack containing 3 stickers; 20-minute Mega Heist |
| 5 | 80,000 | 32,000 | 200 Dice Rolls; Cash; one of four Emojis; one 4-star Sticker Pack containing 4 stickers; Dynamic SocialGift×10 |
The final step from Level 4 to Level 5 requires another 32,000 shared points. That makes a build at 48,000 points a different planning problem from a build only a few thousand points short of completion.
Cash is shown without a fixed amount in the preview. Sticker Pack contents can include duplicates; the pack's star tier does not promise that every enclosed sticker has that rating or that every sticker is new.
Read the Grand Prize separately from this table. A completed Level 5 finishes one attraction, while the overall reward depends on completing all four.
COMPLETE ALL FOUR ATTRACTIONS
3. Grand Prize: 5,000 Dice Rolls, a Wild Sticker and a Collectible Token
The overall KPop Demon Hunters Partners reward preview includes:
- 5,000 Dice Rolls
- One Wild Sticker
- The Derpy and Sussie Token
Derpy and Sussie Token
You need all four attractions completed to unlock this Grand Prize. The 5,000 Dice are the overall event reward, separate from the Dice earned along each attraction's milestone track.
The Wild Sticker can be especially useful when a missing sticker is holding back a set. Review the eligible choices in your reward screen and your current album needs before confirming a selection. One Wild Sticker helps with one eligible missing sticker; its value depends on what that choice completes for your account.
When planning the final stretch, inspect every attraction. Completing a build that was almost finished will not unlock the overall prize if another required attraction remains incomplete.
4. How Many Dice Can You Win in Total?
Using the reward preview above, a completed attraction contains 900–1,200 Dice Rolls across its five levels. The range comes from the variable Dice rewards at Levels 3 and 4.
| Reward source | Calculation | Dice Rolls |
|---|---|---|
| One completed attraction | 200 + 200–300 + 300–500 + 200 | 900–1,200 |
| Four completed attractions | 4 × 900–1,200 | 3,600–4,800 |
| Grand Prize | One overall completion reward | 5,000 |
| Combined preview total | Four attraction tracks + Grand Prize | 8,600–9,800 |
This calculation assumes the four attractions use the displayed reward track. It excludes other activities and any set or album reward you might unlock. Confirm the tracks in your game when the event begins.
Reward total and net Dice gain are different figures. To judge the event's effect on your balance, subtract the Dice spent pursuing these rewards and account for any other Dice earned separately. An advertised prize total alone cannot tell you whether a particular completion attempt will be profitable.
5. How Many Points, Tokens and Dice Do You Need?
Start With the Shared Point Target
One attraction requires 80,000 shared points, so all four attraction bars total 320,000 points. If you and each Partner agree to an equal contribution, your planned share is 40,000 per attraction, or 160,000 across your four builds.
That 50/50 split is an agreement between players. The completion condition is the shared bar reaching its target; it does not require each participant to earn 80,000 separately.
Estimate Your Remaining Token Need
There is no verified fixed Token or Dice requirement for completing this upcoming event. Wheel results, your Partners' contributions and your current progress all affect what remains.
Once you have results from your own event, use them to make a provisional estimate. The example below is entirely hypothetical and illustrates the calculation rather than predicting this event's wheel returns.
| Step | Example | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Find the shared points remaining. | 80,000 target − 60,000 current progress | 20,000 points |
| Allow for your Partner's agreed next contribution. | 20,000 − 8,000 planned from your Partner | 12,000 points for your plan |
| Measure a sample of your own wheel results. | 3,000 points from 250 Tokens | 12 points per Token |
| Estimate Tokens for your remaining share. | 12,000 ÷ 12 | About 1,000 Tokens |
A short sample can be unusually lucky or unlucky. Recalculate after another session and leave room in your plan for poor results. An agreed future contribution is also not the same as points already on the board; check that your Partner can still deliver it.
Translate That Into a Dice Budget Carefully
If a hypothetical session used 300 Dice and produced 450 Partner Tokens, its observed rate would be 1.5 Tokens per Die. At that sample rate, another 1,000 Tokens would suggest roughly 667 Dice.
That is a planning estimate, not a completion guarantee. Token income can arrive unevenly, so the next session may not repeat the same rate. Set a Dice limit for the next attempt, review progress when you reach it, and avoid treating one favorable sample as a promise.
6. Which Partner Event Multiplier Should You Use?
A wheel multiplier changes how much Partner Currency you commit to a spin and the point values shown on the wheel. A larger multiplier can move a build quickly when a strong result lands, but it also spends more of your balance on each attempt.
No tested best multiplier is established for KPop Demon Hunters Partners in this pre-event guide. Choosing one should start with the Tokens you have, the points still needed and the amount you can afford to commit to a single result.
Use Smaller Spins for More Frequent Reassessment
A lower multiplier lets you check the shared bar more often before spending the next portion of your balance. This can be useful near a milestone or when your Partner is contributing at the same time.
More individual spins do not prove that a setting has a better expected return per Token. Treat this as a way to control the size of each commitment, not a guarantee of better luck.
Set a Limit Before Raising the Multiplier
If you choose a larger spin, decide how much currency you will use before pausing. Check the result and the remaining shared target before spinning again.
After a poor result, reassess the budget rather than increasing the next spin merely to recover what you spent. Near the deadline, a larger multiplier may use currency faster, but it cannot guarantee the missing points.
7. Is KPop Demon Hunters Partners Worth Completing?
The answer depends on your album, your Partners and the resources still needed. The same Grand Prize can have very different value for two accounts.
Look at What the Wild Sticker Would Complete
Check your current missing stickers and the rewards a suitable choice would unlock. If an eligible missing sticker would finish a set, include that concrete benefit in your decision. If several stickers remain, avoid counting a full set or album reward before you can actually obtain it.
Compare the Remaining Work With the Remaining Rewards
A fourth attraction at 78,000 shared points, with the other three complete, is a different decision from four attractions still far from Level 5. In the first situation, completing the remaining 2,000 points would also meet the overall build requirement. In the second, the full remaining workload must be considered.
Use rewards you have not yet collected in this comparison. Dice already earned are part of your current balance, not another reward you can count on receiving again.
Choose a Goal Your Budget Can Support
You may aim for every attraction, one more milestone, or the progress your current resources allow. Decide that goal with your Partners early so nobody assumes a level of contribution you cannot provide.
The time and Dice already invested cannot make the next purchase or spin better value by themselves. Recheck the remaining cost whenever the event asks for substantially more than you planned.
8. Choose Partners and Build a Completion Plan
Shared progress makes communication part of the resource plan. Before accepting a Partner, compare goals, availability and intended contributions. A familiar player who can communicate may be easier to plan around than someone with a large account balance but no agreed schedule.
Early Event: Confirm Who Is Doing What
Use the opening sessions to connect the intended Partners and confirm the plan for each attraction. Record whether you expect an equal split or another arrangement. Avoid committing all your resources to one bar before checking the other three.
Mid-Event: Track Every Attraction
For each Slot, note the shared points, the remaining target and when your Partner expects to contribute next. A quiet period may simply reflect their schedule; ask before assuming they have stopped playing.
Choose the attraction you work on next deliberately. Bringing a near-complete build over its next milestone can release rewards for your plan, while ignoring a badly delayed build may leave the overall Grand Prize out of reach.
Final Stretch: Leave Time to Act and Claim
Review the remaining points while there is still time to discuss contributions and use your resources. The deadline is November 15 at 3:59 PM EST. Schedule your last check before it, including time to open completed attractions and collect available rewards.
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Keep the intended Slots available and review current availability, timing and order terms before paying. A carry for an open Slot should not be treated as a way to replace a Partner already attached to another attraction.
9. Frequently Asked Questions
When does KPop Demon Hunters Partners start and end?
The preview schedule is November 10, 2026 at 1:00 PM EST through November 15 at 3:59 PM EST. Check the event countdown when it opens for any changes.
Do both players need to earn 80,000 points?
No. The 80,000 points are shared progress for one attraction. A 50/50 arrangement would plan for 40,000 points from each participant.
Does completing one attraction unlock the Grand Prize?
No. One completed attraction unlocks its own milestone rewards. The overall Grand Prize requires all four attractions to be completed.
What should I do if my Partner stops contributing?
Contact them, check the remaining shared points and reassess the contribution you can afford. Do not plan on replacing an accepted Partner; check the current event rules and support options before making a purchase intended for that Slot.
What happens to leftover Partner Tokens?
Standard Partner Event guidance says unused Partner Currency is converted into Cash after the event. Check the closing notice for this event's details rather than budgeting for unused Tokens to become Dice or carry into the next event.
Is a certain Dice or Token amount enough to guarantee completion?
No fixed amount is verified for this upcoming event. Your requirement depends on remaining progress, Partner contributions and actual wheel results. Use your own results to estimate the next session and review the plan as you play.
