What are Monopoly GO free dice links?
A free dice link is a web link that opens Monopoly GO on your phone and drops a reward into your account. The reward is usually dice rolls, though some links give other things like in-game cash or sticker packs. Scopely, the studio behind the game, creates these links and shares them publicly so players can come back and keep playing.
They are not hacks, glitches, or exploits. The game itself recognizes the link and gives you the reward, the same way it would give you a daily bonus. That's also why they're safe to use as long as they come from the right place, which I'll get to below.
The number of dice varies from link to link. Some are small top-ups. Others are bigger, especially around events and promotions. You can't tell the amount before you tap, so the habit that pays off is collecting every link you find.
How to claim a free dice link
Claiming takes about ten seconds once you know the steps.
- Open the link on the phone or tablet where Monopoly GO is installed. Links tapped on a computer don't do anything useful, because there's no game to open.
- Tap the link. Your device should ask to open Monopoly GO, or open it automatically.
- Wait for the game to load. A reward pop-up appears once you're back on the board.
- Collect the reward. The dice show up in your counter right away.
- ✓Update the game first. An old version can fail to recognize the link — check the App Store or Google Play before blaming the link.
- ✓Be logged into the right account. The reward goes to whichever account is active when the game opens.
- ✓Close the game fully if nothing happens. Swipe it away, tap the link again, and let it launch fresh.
- ✓Stay online. The game has to talk to the server to confirm the reward.
If you play on more than one device, claim on the device you use most so you don't have to remember where the dice went.
Where the links come from
The links are published by Scopely, and the safest place to find them is wherever Scopely itself posts. That means the official Monopoly GO accounts on social media, such as Facebook, Instagram, and X. New links tend to appear on those pages first.
Community sites collect and repost them too. Many Monopoly GO fan blogs, Discord servers, and Reddit communities keep a running list of the latest links, which saves you from checking every social page by hand. That's the reason pages like this one exist: someone has to gather the links in one place so you can claim them in a single sitting.
When you use a community list, check that the link itself points to the game's own domain or app link and not to some other website. A real dice link opens the game. If a link sends you to a page that asks you to download something, take a survey, or type in your login details, close it.
Links to avoid
The only people who benefit are the ones collecting your information. Never give anyone your Facebook password, your Apple or Google login, or any account details in exchange for dice. Real free dice links never ask for any of it. Paying a stranger for dice through chat or a random website is also a good way to lose your account.
How long free dice links last
Most free dice links expire after a few days. A rough guide is about three days from the time they're posted, though this isn't a fixed rule and Scopely doesn't print an expiry date on the link. Some stop working sooner, especially links tied to a limited-time event or promotion.
The practical advice is simple: claim a link the day you find it. If you see a list with links from the last few days, start with the newest and work backward. Older ones at the bottom of the list are the most likely to be dead.
When a link has expired or been used, the game usually shows a message saying the reward is no longer available or has already been claimed. You haven't done anything wrong. The link just ran its course.
Why a link sometimes doesn't work
Before you decide a link is broken, run through this list:
- It expired. This is the most common reason by far.
- You already claimed it. Each link works once per account.
- Your app is out of date. Update it and tap the link again.
- You opened it on the wrong device. The link needs to be tapped on a phone or tablet with the game installed.
- Your connection dropped. Switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data and try again.
- The game was already open and didn't register the tap. Close it fully and retry.
If you've checked all of these and a recent link still fails, wait a bit and try again. Temporary server problems happen, and the reward often works on a second attempt.
Other ways to get free dice
Links are one source, not the only one. Dice also come from:
- Daily rewards and the free dice that regenerate over time while you're away from the game.
- Event milestones. Most events hand out dice as you hit point targets, so it's worth playing the events you can realistically finish.
- Leveling up your board and completing builds.
- Partners events, where you team up with other players for shared rewards.
- Sending and receiving gifts with friends, which helps both sides.
Stacking these with the links means you spend less time stuck at zero dice.
Tips for getting the most from free dice
Having more dice doesn't help much if you spend them badly. A few habits make free rolls stretch further:
- Save rolls for when a multiplier is available. Higher multipliers cost more dice per roll but pay out far more when you land on good tiles, so use them when you have enough dice to keep going.
- Hold some dice for events. Rolling during an event, when milestone rewards are on the line, usually returns more than rolling on a quiet day.
- Don't burn everything at once. If you've just claimed a batch of links, spreading the rolls across an event beats emptying the counter in one go.
People also ask
Are Monopoly GO free dice links safe?
Yes, when they come from Scopely’s official channels or from a reputable community list that links to them. A real link opens the game and gives you the reward. If a link asks for your password, tells you to download an app, or sends you through a survey, don’t use it.
How many dice does each link give?
It changes from link to link. Some give a small number of rolls and others give more, especially during events. The game doesn’t tell you the amount in advance, so the best approach is to claim every working link you find.
Can I claim the same link more than once?
No. Each link works once per account. If you tap it a second time, the game will tell you it has already been claimed.
How often do new links come out?
New links are posted regularly, often several times a week, though there’s no set schedule. Checking a link list once a day keeps you from missing any before they expire.
Do the links work on both iPhone and Android?
Yes. They work on both, as long as the game is installed and updated on the device you tap the link on.
Can I use a free dice link on a computer?
Not directly. The link has to open the game, so tap it on your phone or tablet. If you find a link on a computer, send it to your phone and open it there.
What should I do if a link says it’s expired?
Move on to a newer one. Expired links can’t be revived. Look for the most recent links on the official social pages or a regularly updated list.
Will free dice links get my account banned?
No, not when you use official links. They are issued by the game’s developer. Accounts get into trouble when players use unofficial tools or third-party generators, so avoid those.
Do I need to be logged in to claim a link?
Yes. The reward goes to the account that’s active when the game opens, so make sure you’re signed into the one you want to use.
Can I share links with friends?
Yes, and it helps them out. Each person can claim a link on their own account, so passing along a working link doesn’t use it up for you.
What if I never find a working link?
Keep checking daily, since new ones come out often. In the meantime, use the other free sources like daily rewards, event milestones, and friend gifts so your dice counter doesn’t sit at zero.
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