Four unfinished landmarks can make Monopoly GO resource decisions surprisingly difficult. If your Monopoly Go Stickers album is close to a goal, the event's Wild Sticker may be tempting, but it is awarded only after all four shared landmarks are complete. The practical challenge is deciding where your next tokens will make the most difference without assuming your partners will contribute equally.

Find the landmarks that need attention

In the K-pop Demon Hunters Partners event described here, each of the four landmarks needed roughly 80,000 points, for a combined target of about 320,000. Those are shared totals, not individual quotas. Before spending, subtract each landmark's current score from its target and compare the remaining amounts with your partners' contributions.

Use that snapshot to sort your options for the session.

Note which landmarks are close to a reward milestone.
Look for partners who have recently added points.
Identify any landmark that has made little progress.
Keep your remaining dice and partner tokens beside the totals.

A nearly finished milestone may offer a useful reward sooner than a larger investment elsewhere. Still, proximity alone is not enough: a landmark with an active partner may move forward without your full attention, while a stalled one could require a later decision about how much you can afford to contribute.

Choose where to spend with each partner

If two landmarks are similarly close to a milestone, consider starting with the one whose partner is contributing during your session. Progress from both sides can reduce the amount you need to supply, and a milestone reward may provide dice or tokens for another round. That benefit depends on reaching the milestone, so avoid treating it as available before you claim it.

A quiet partnership calls for a more cautious allocation rather than an immediate write-off. You might direct a limited amount there, then return to landmarks that are moving. The trade-off is that postponing a stalled landmark leaves more work for later, especially if its partner remains inactive. As the event deadline approaches, compare its remaining target with your actual resources before committing to a finish.

Plan around resources you can claim

The event window in the supplied schedule ran from 1:00 PM ET on November 10 through 3:59 PM ET on November 15. Charm Parade ran through 12:59 PM ET on November 12 and offered partner tokens and dice along its reward track. The listed Tycoon Class ended at 12:59 PM ET on November 11 and could also provide dice. The schedule does not specify a year, so confirm the dates for the event you are playing.

Side-event rewards can support a session, but their value depends on your progress. Set a target that reflects what you already hold and what you can reasonably claim.

Count unclaimed rewards only after reaching their requirements.
Set aside dice for rolls you intend to make during the session.
Spend partner tokens in batches rather than committing the entire supply at once.
Leave room to adjust if a partner adds points.

These limits can mean slower progress on one landmark, but they also prevent a plan from depending on rewards you may not reach. Recalculate the remaining target after each batch, since spin outcomes and partner contributions can change the next decision.

Make the last session count

Save a screenshot of the four landmark totals and your resources at the start and end of a session. If a partner is sending a large gift, wait for it to appear before spending heavily on a nearly complete landmark. Near the closing time, use the updated totals to decide where remaining tokens have a realistic purpose.

The four-landmark prize includes 5,000 dice, the Derpy and Sussie board token, and a Wild Sticker. Keep those dice out of your spending plan until completion, and decide which missing sticker matters most before using the Wild Sticker. If you are considering Monopoly Go Stickers for sale, review your album and event progress first so any purchase decision reflects what you still need.