All Rewards In Peg-E Rolls Drop (February 10-12) In Monopoly Go

With the Tycoon Racers team race now behind us in Monopoly Go, if you’re looking to replenish some of the rolls you expended trying to earn flags for your team to us in the races, consider participating in the Peg-E Rolls Drop event this week in Monopoly Go.

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Between 3PM EST on February 10 and 12PM EST on February 12, you’ll need to collect a handful of Peg-E tokens from the other concurrent events before heading into the event page and playing Pachinko! Peg-E’s offering primarily free dice rolls from this Prize Drop event to help those players running low.

How To Play Peg-E Rolls Drop

Collect Tokens In Other Events

Unlike regular events in Monopoly Go, you’ll need to accumulate some Peg-E tokens as you work your way around your game board if you’re hoping to participate in this round of Scopely’s in-game Pachinko board. Peg-E tokens can be earned in a number of ways, like:

• Hitting milestone rewards in other events, like the two daily tournaments happening throughout the Peg-E Rolls Drop event or the Petal Paradise center banner event that shares a runtime with Peg-E this time around.
• Collecting your in-store rewards every eight hours, which include Peg-E tokens in addition to the usual slew of free dice rolls and cash that keeps you topped off throughout the day.
• Completing your three daily quick win goals every day, which as you to do simple gameplay tasks in exchange for rewards like free dice, cash, lower-rarity sticker packs, and Peg-E tokens when such events are on. These refresh at 8AM EST, so you can finish two sets of dailies during the Peg-E Rolls Drop event if you’ve got your heart set on chips.
• Filling the bumpers on the Peg-E board when they show the option to receive free Peg-E chips. These will be added to your current total right away for immediate use on the game board.

Drop Peg-E Tokens To Earn Points

Once you’ve got some Peg-E tokens, it’s time to head into the board for the event itself, where you’ll see we’re back to having two prize bumpers on the board once again, each capable of offering different payouts of the same prizes like free dice rolls, cash prizes, and extra Peg-E tokens. There are five diamonds on the highest level to serve as obstacles, but the real issue is the small pegs dotted just above the point slots at the bottom of the board.

Like other events, you’ll notice that your multiplier determines your point totals, with higher multipliers not only filling your prize bumpers quicker but also increasing the point totals along the bottom of the board. You’ll notice that, if you trigger a sticker pack as a prize on one of the bumpers, its rarity tends to coincide with how high a multiplier you were gambling with when you dropped your chip.

This time around, Peg-E is really focused on offering a wealth of free dice rolls as prizes in the Pachinko board event. Even the vaulted reward contains only dice, so if you’re low after the teams race this past weekend, now is your chance to stock up on more dice.

All Prizes In Peg-E Rolls Drop (February 10-12) In Monopoly Go

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