Many Monopoly Go free pickaxes or pick axes can be acquired over the next three days. These pickaxe tokens are crucial for the Moonlight Treasures mini-game where you’ll need to use one pickaxe to reveal what’s underneath every space on the square grid. The complexity, variety, and quantity of artifacts you’ll need to dig up will generally increase as you move from one level to the next. While most of the pickaxes you’ll receive will come from completing milestones for main events like Gingerbread Galore and tournaments like Santa’s Sprint, there are some opportunities to get some extra ones. Here’s how to get free pickaxe tokens for the Moonlight Treasures event n Monopoly Go for iOS and Android.
How to get Monopoly Go free pickaxes for Moonlight Treasures
The following are several ways to get free pickaxes or hammers for the Moonlight Treasures mini-game for Monopoly Go:
- Quick Wins – 3 objectives that refresh daily at 5 AM PT
- Free Gifts – Refreshes every 8 hours in the in-game Shop
- Endless Deals – Sometimes, free currency like Peg-E tokens can be available for free in the first few steps of endless deals, but this is not guaranteed for pickaxe tokens
Unfortunately, there are no codes or links yet for free pickaxes, and we don’t anticipate developer Scopely to provide any during the event. There used to be times when players would receive codes that could be redeemed for various event currency, but that has since stopped for more than a few months now. At this point, the free links have mainly been codes for free dice instead.
Otherwise, an important strategy is saving pickaxe tokens by not wasting them. By analyzing the variety of artifacts that you need to dig up, you can figure out optimal spaces that will give you a lot of information. Apart from some levels that have single-space artifacts, most of them have very large or long pieces. Ultimately, by figuring out where remaining artifacts need to overlap and using process of elimination, you can reach the end of the Moonlight Treasure mini-game quickly.
