If you're still pushing to wrap up the Harry Potter sticker album, you've probably got that end-of-season panic creeping in. I've been there. One minute you're rolling "just one more time," the next you're doing math on how many packs you can open before the reset. Before you dive back into events like the Monopoly Go Partners Event, it's worth knowing Scopely's giving us one last Golden Blitz on February 2, 2026, and it only runs for 24 hours.



What's Actually Tradable
This final blitz spotlights two 5-star golds: Roll Credits (Set 19) and Hogsmeade Station (Set 22). If you've spent any real time chasing Set 22, you already know why people are freaking out in a good way. Hogsmeade Station has been a brick wall for loads of players, so seeing it become trade-legal is a rare chance to fix a stubborn gap. And because this is the last blitz tied to this album, it hits different. When the timer ends, these stickers go back to being locked, and relying on a random late pull from a low-tier pack is basically a wish, not a plan.



Timing and Trade Tactics
Golden Blitz markets don't behave like normal trading days. They're messy, emotional, and fast. You'll see the same patterns every time: sellers demanding two 5-stars for one gold, people spamming "DM me" without details, and everyone acting like their sticker is the only one left on Earth. What usually works best is getting your conversations started early. Ask around in your usual Discord, Facebook group, or friend circle and confirm who's holding extras of Roll Credits or Hogsmeade Station. If you wait until the final hours, you'll be competing with thousands of players who suddenly noticed their album is one card short, and the prices go up the second the panic kicks in.



Don't Get Burned
Scammers love blitz days because urgency makes people careless. Keep it simple: use Safe Exchange every single time, even if the other person seems friendly, even if they "promise" they'll send right after. If someone pushes you to send first, says exchanges are "bugged," or tries to rush you with a countdown story, walk away. Also, protect your account. Nobody needs your login details to trade—only your invite link. The moment someone asks for a password or offers to "help deposit stickers," that's your cue to block and move on.



Make the Last 24 Hours Count
Go in with a short target list, know what you're willing to pay, and don't trade out of frustration. If you've got duplicate 5-stars, decide ahead of time which ones you can part with and which ones you can't. Keep your cool, double-check the sticker name and set before confirming, and remember that one clean deal beats five sketchy conversations. Then, once you've handled your blitz trades, you can jump back into your routine—whether that's rolling for packs, finishing side events, or browsing a Monopoly Go Partners Event for sale option to stay stocked for whatever comes next.