Monopoly GO's Hutt Feast: A Solo Mission for Dice and Blaster Tokens in 2026

Back in the summer of 2025, the sands of Tatooine weren't just for moisture farmers and wandering Jedi. They were the hottest real estate in the Monopoly GO universe, thanks to the Tatooine Treasures dig event. And oh boy, did the game developers throw a lifeline to players who were digging with more hope than luck! That lifeline was the Hutt Feast, a quick-fire solo event that felt like a surprise gift from a friendly—if notoriously greedy—space slug. Fast forward to 2026, and the memory of that event still teaches valuable lessons about opportunistic play. For a brief window, from May 9th to May 11th, the Hutt Feast became every player's best friend, offering a direct pipeline to the most coveted resource: Blaster Tokens for that epic treasure hunt. If you had your eyes on that adorable Grogu token, well, this event was your ticket. It was a classic Monopoly GO move—presenting a focused, grindable challenge packed with enough rewards to make even Jabba the Hutt crack a smile.

The beauty of the Hutt Feast, much like its solo event cousins, was in its straightforward generosity. It wasn't about outsmarting your friends on the board; it was a personal marathon against the milestone tracker. And let me tell you, the prize pool was nothing to sneeze at. We're talking about a treasure trove that would make any player's heart race:

🎲 Dice Rolls Galore: The lifeblood of the game.

💰 Piles of Cash: For those urgent property upgrades.

📦 Sticker Packs: Always welcome for album completion.

💥 And the Crown Jewel: Blaster Tokens specifically for the ongoing Tatooine Treasures event. This was the real hook!

The event was structured across a whopping 62 milestones. Completing the entire feast was a serious undertaking, but the payoff? Absolutely legendary. Players who went the distance walked away with a staggering 18,205 dice rolls and 199 Blaster Tokens. Talk about a haul!

While every reward was sweet, some milestones were the talk of the spaceports. Here’s a quick breakdown of the standout prizes that had everyone strategizing their dice rolls:

Milestone	Reward	Why It Was Awesome
#62 (The Grand Finale)	5,000 Dice Rolls	The ultimate prize, a massive injection of roll potential.
#44	15-Minute Color Wheel Boost	A short but powerful window for targeted earnings.
#50	40-Minute Mega Heist	Chaotic, fun, and potentially very profitable.
#18	15-Minute Builder's Bash	Perfect for disrupting opponents and snagging cash.
#26	Three-Star Sticker Pack	A solid boost for album collectors.
#57	15-Minute Cash Grab Boost	A final sprint booster for cash reserves.

Now, how did you actually get these points? The mechanics were beautifully simple, which is part of what made the event so engaging. You didn't need a PhD in Monopoly—just a good stockpile of dice and a bit of luck. The points came from landing on specific spaces:

• Chance & Community Chest Tiles: Landing here netted you 1 point. A steady, reliable trickle.

• Railroad Tiles: These were the jackpot spaces, awarding 2 points per landing. Choo-choo!

The strategy shout from the rooftops was clear: if you had a healthy stash of dice saved up, this was the time to use a higher multiplier. Rolling with a x10, x20, or even x50 multiplier meant that every successful landing on a Railroad was a points bonanza. It was a high-risk, high-reward playstyle that separated the casual players from the dedicated grinders. You could almost hear the collective groan when a high-multiplier roll missed all the key tiles, and the cheers when it hit a double Railroad. That's the Monopoly GO rollercoaster, right there.

Looking back from 2026, the Hutt Feast stands as a perfect example of how Monopoly GO's limited-time solo events operate. They're intense, rewarding bursts of activity designed to complement a larger seasonal theme. The direct link to the Tatooine Treasures event (those precious Blaster Tokens) showed a clever game design that encouraged engagement across multiple fronts. It wasn't just a random event; it was a support system for your main galactic treasure hunt. For players today, the lessons are timeless: always keep an eye on the event timer, save your dice for events with rewards you really need, and don't be afraid to crank up that multiplier when the right opportunity—like a points-for-tokens feast—rolls around. The game's landscape has evolved, with new boards and tokens in 2026, but the core principle remains: seize the solo events. They're your best bet for stacking resources without the pressure of PvP. Who knows what feast the developers will cook up next? But if it's anything like the Hutt's spread, you'll want to come hungry.