Monopoly GO players will have another opportunity to exchange rare Gold Stickers on November 2nd, when the next Golden Blitz is expected to go live. The limited-time event will run for 24 hours, allowing Tycoons to trade two selected Gold Stickers that are usually unavailable for regular exchanges. This time, Body Builder from Set 20 and How It's Done from Set 22 are the featured cards. Players hoping to complete their Monster Mash album should start preparing their duplicate stickers and trade requests ahead of time.

These are the only two Gold Stickers players should focus on for this trading window. If you have extra copies of either card, consider checking with friends or other collectors to find someone who needs it. In return, you can request a missing sticker that helps complete one of your own sets.
Golden Blitz generally allows each player to complete up to five trades involving the featured Gold Stickers during the event. This limit makes planning particularly important, especially for collectors who have several missing cards.
Start by identifying your highest-priority sticker needs. You can then decide whether to trade your duplicate Body Builder or How It's Done, or save an available exchange for a more valuable album requirement. Remember that ordinary sticker trading and special Gold Sticker trading follow their respective in-game limits.
A successful Golden Blitz depends on finding reliable trading partners and confirming every exchange carefully. Add your trading partner through the game, discuss which stickers both sides need, and use the official sticker exchange feature whenever possible. This allows both players to review the proposed cards before completing the transaction.
Avoid sending Monopoly GO stickers first to strangers who make suspicious promises or pressure you to trade quickly. Never share your account password or verification codes with anyone. It is also a good idea to arrange trades before the event begins rather than waiting until the final hours, when available partners may become harder to find.