Monopoly Go’s Carry Craze: Board Bosses & Secret Squads

[Robert Thomas]

In the vibrant world of Monopoly Go, it’s no longer just about building hotels and hoarding rent. A new underground phenomenon is emerging — elite carry networks. And at the heart of this movement lies the ever-growing demand for Monopoly Go carry service.

What started as a casual favor among friends — helping each other complete tricky milestones — has evolved into a well-oiled system. Some players now form Discord-based “carry rings,” organizing matches, dice rotations, and real-time chat support to ensure everyone in the group gets a full run of rewards.

These groups are often run like tactical operations. Players are assigned roles: collectors, wheel-spinners, blockers, and blitzers. Dice are pooled, movements are coordinated, and the results? Spectacular. One well-documented carry run saw 16 players all complete their partner events in under 24 hours — a feat previously thought impossible without spending real money.

Naturally, this type of gameplay puts pressure on the in-game economy. With resource management becoming more critical than ever, Monopoly Go dice have become the lifeblood of every squad. Strategic saving and precise rolling are the keys to maximizing every event's potential.

But the best part? These communities aren’t pay-to-win. Many top carry crews are made up of free-to-play players who simply know the game inside out. They share spreadsheets, run training events, and even test new tactics before official releases.

Of course, not everyone has the time (or patience) to manage that level of coordination. That’s where services like U4GM have quietly entered the picture — providing strategic assistance for players looking to enhance their game without the grind.

What’s truly fascinating is how Monopoly Go is becoming less of a solo game and more of a cooperative social experience. The carry culture isn’t just about rewards — it’s about trust, timing, and teamwork. And whether you’re in a hyper-organized carry ring or just relying on one really lucky friend, the feeling of crushing an event together is unforgettable.