RSVSR How to trade Golden Blitz stickers in Monopoly GO like a pro

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You know that feeling when your album looks almost perfect but a couple of gold stickers refuse to drop? That is where a lot of Monopoly GO players are right now, staring at empty spaces where Voldemort and Honeyduke's should be and wondering what they are doing wrong. For many people the next Golden Blitz is the lifeline they are waiting on, especially if they already grind events or even buy game currency or items in RSVSR Monopoly Go Partners Event to stay ahead of the curve, because this window could finally close the gap.
When The Action Really Starts
Looking at how Scopely has been running these things, you will want to mark 3 January 2026 in bold on your calendar. That is when players expect the next Golden Blitz that features Voldemort and Honeyduke's, and it is likely to stick to the usual 24 hour format. No long grind here, just one fast day where everyone is awake, panicking and trying to lock trades before the timer hits zero. If you normally think "I will sort it later", this is the one time you cannot do that, because by the time "later" shows up, most good offers are gone.
Getting Your Trades In Early
The market tends to explode in the first few hours, when everyone logs in and throws up their wishlists. That is when your best shot sits. Put your offers out as soon as the event hits, even if they are not perfect, because people scroll past old posts pretty fast. Players who only use their in game friends list usually hit a wall, so it is worth jumping into active Facebook groups, Discord servers or any trading community where people actually respond. You will notice that the busiest chats move at a crazy pace, but if you keep an eye on them, that is often where the clean Voldemort for Honeyduke's swaps appear.
Fair Deals And Avoiding Mistakes
One thing that always comes up in Golden Blitz is basic trading etiquette. If you are asking for a sought after Voldemort, you cannot expect to trade away total junk and hope no one notices. Players remember who offers fair deals and who does not. Try to match rarity and demand, maybe even slightly overpay if it finishes your set, because that last card is worth more than a random shiny sitting in your inventory. Also slow down right before you hit confirm. A lot of people misclick under pressure and send the wrong card or accept a swap they did not properly read, and there is no way to pull a sticker back once it is gone.
Turning Stickers Into Real Progress
At the end of the day you are not chasing these golds just to admire the art, you are doing it because finished sets pay out huge dice bundles and cash boosts that keep your account moving. It is usually better to trade away a duplicate gold you like for a non gold you are missing than to let that space stay empty for another month. That is how serious players think about value. The same mindset shows up when they top up through services like RSVSR or plan their event schedule, because everything is about turning short chances like Golden Blitz into real, long term progress on the board.