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Trade Fest Spooky gives Monopoly GO players a daily allowance of ten sticker trades, double the usual five, from October 26 at 8:00 PM ET until October 28 at 7:59 PM ET. Line up swaps early and keep Monopoly Go Stickers in view as you choose album priorities.

The event raises your daily send limit

Trade Fest Spooky gives you ten sticker trades per day during its October 26 at 8:00 PM ET to October 28 at 7:59 PM ET window, rather than five. Because the event lasts more than one day but the cap is daily, don't treat ten as the total for the full event. Before your first swap, note the count shown in the game, then check it again before planning a later day's batch. The event details don't specify an exact refresh hour, so use the live panel to confirm your available trades before making plans.

1) Before the October 26 opening, list duplicate gold and non-gold stickers, then mark the Monster Mash sets they could help finish.

2) Confirm each requested swap with a friend before sending anything, so the ten-trade allowance is reserved for agreed needs.

3) After each exchange block, screenshot remaining trades and missing slots, then update your list before deciding what to send next.

Aim trades at near-finished sets

Use the doubled allowance to close Monster Mash sets and ease duplicate pressure before the next Blitz; the album runs toward November 25. Treat each duplicate as a possible exchange, not an automatic send: match it to a sticker a friend can provide and to a set you want to complete. For a gold sticker, check current send eligibility first; the higher daily cap alone doesn't confirm any particular gold can move at that moment. Keep uncertain gold requests conditional, then use confirmed swaps in your plan. That turns added capacity into progress, not activity for its own sake.

● Prioritize duplicates that match a named missing slot, since an exchange that finishes a set has a clearer album purpose than a random send.

● Keep one or two trades uncommitted until friends confirm their offers, especially when the requested sticker is gold or otherwise uncertain.

● Reserve dice for boards that still drop packs when your album needs new stickers; spare rolls do little for a swap plan alone.

Reality check: The extra five daily sends raise your options, but they cannot guarantee a missing sticker or ensure your album is complete by November 25.

Keep nearby rewards in separate plans

Trade Fest Spooky's added capacity has a narrow use: sticker trades, while nearby events award different things. The Peg-E Guava Deluxe Drop also starts the evening of October 26, but its rewards lean toward tokens and cosmetics, not album stickers; those aren't Trade Fest sends. Rolling Tales ends around the same calendar day, and its free rolls are separate. If album trades are your goal, don't count those rewards as sticker sends; save dice for boards that still offer packs. Recheck the live event panel if its values change, since a retuned cap changes your plan.

● Screenshot the remaining daily-trade count and missing album slots after a block, so you don't rely on memory for the next session.

● Stagger club exchanges when several friends want the same High Beams duplicate, reducing overlap without assuming anyone can send it immediately.

● Set a time or resource budget before starting and stop when it runs out; unused capacity is better than a rushed, low-value send.

Prepare swaps before the event opens

Before the window opens, list target swaps, confirm the in-game cap, and review Monopoly Go Stickers for sale alongside your album needs. Then use each trade block on a specific set gap and check the remaining count before planning the next one.