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No matter how good you might be at pachinko in real life, in Monopoly Go, we’re onto another round of the Peg-E Prize Drop event this week, again tasking us with playing everyone’s favorite chip game in exchange for prizes anytime between 3PM EST on February 17 and 12PM EST on February 19.
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There are a few ways you can get more Peg-E chips in Monopoly Go, but regardless of how you do it, be sure to drop them before the event ends. Peg-e’s always got a variety of rewards on offer, and this round includes tons of sweet prizes.
How To Play Peg-E Prize Drop (February 17-19)
Before you can begin playing the prized pachinko game in Monopoly Go this week, you’ll first need to earn Peg-E chips from other events in the game, such as but not limited to:
- Various daily events that take place in Monopoly Go. The Paw-Fect Match center banner tournament lasts the whole duration of this round of Peg-E Prize Drop, but the daily leaderboard tournament swaps out halfway through to offer yet another chance to get extra Peg-E Prize Drop chips.
- Completing your daily quick win goals while the event is active. These three daily goals refresh each day at 8AM EST and ask you to do a few simple gameplay tasks (things like accumulating a set amount of cash, playing a specific Railroad minigame, etc.) in exchange for a slew of prizes. During special events like Peg-E Prize Drop, these include event tokens, too.
- Collecting your in-store reward routinely throughout the course of the event. This will always include some free dice rolls, as well as potentially some cash or extra sticker packs, but during the Peg-E Prize Drop events, this is a reliable source of free chips, too.
- Filling the bumpers on the Peg-E board when they show extra Peg-E chips as a prize. The higher your multiplier on the drop, the more each hit fills the bumper, with the 30x multiplier filling each bumper twice per hit.
After accumulating some tokens, you can head into the main Peg-E Prize Drop screen and begin dropping your chips to earn points toward earning that row of various prizes down at the bottom of the screen. There are slots along the bottom of the Peg-E board, increasing in value as you get closer to the middle of the board (and as you increase your drop multiplier, if you have enough chips to do so), and you’ll earn the number of points shown above the slot your token lands in.
This time around, we’re back to having two bumpers on the left and right sides, slightly below one diamond-shaped obstacle in the middle of the board. Hitting the bumpers on your way down not only offers you the items shown as prizes once you’ve completed the meter around the outside of each bumper, but you’ll also earn points for each bounce the token gets off each bumper on every turn you take.
While Peg-E sometimes specializes in certain types of prizes, today, she’s offering a real variety of rewards. The top prize for the first page of this week’s Peg-E Prize Drop event in Monopoly Go is over 1,000 free dice rolls, a purple sticker pack, and a cash payout to boot, but there are plenty of worthwhile prizes to pick up along the way.
Every Reward In Peg-E Prize Drop (February 17-19) In Monopoly Go
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Milestone |
Points |
Peg-E Prize Drop Reward(s) |
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First Page |
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1 |
150 |
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2 |
400 |
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3 |
900 |
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4 |
2,000 |
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5 |
3,800 |
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6 |
6,000 |
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7 |
9,000 |
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8 |
13,500 |
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The amount of cash you earn on every milestone that offers money as a reward is proportionate to your net worth. Upgrade the buildings on every Monopoly Go game board you pass through to increase this number and, in turn, how much money you earn for every Peg-E Prize Drop prize that we have labeled as a “Cash Reward.”
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