Monopoly Go Madness: The Unspoken Rules of Carry Service

[Robert Thomas]

Among Monopoly Go’s many surprise features, one unexpected culture has quietly flourished: the rise of the Monopoly Go carry service. While not officially supported, this underground dynamic plays a huge role during events, especially when partner missions come around.

Picture this: an event launches, and players begin scrambling to find the “perfect partner.” But not all duos are created equal. Some just want the milestones — fast, efficient, no fluff. That’s when the carry pros show up. These are the players who willingly take on the heavy lifting. No complaints. No AFKs. Just pure dice-burning power.

There’s an unspoken etiquette here. Usually, the “carried” player supplies something in return: stickers, dice trades, or in some cases, just gratitude. But the unsung heroes of the community — those carrying others through multiple rounds — treat it like a craft. They know when to roll, how to sync with tile boosts, and how to squeeze every last reward from the event tracker.

This service culture has even led to some hilarious stories. One user claimed they were carried through an entire event while on vacation, checking in just to claim rewards. Another posted a “thank you meme” to a stranger who carried them without a single word exchanged. There’s charm in this chaotic cooperation.

Still, the pressure on the carrier is real. Rolling thousands of dice takes time and preparation. As a result, some have made it standard to buy dice for Monopoly Go in advance, ensuring that they’re ready to fulfill their role — or in case their random partner bails mid-event.

One low-profile source that players trust is U4GM, especially when in need of extra dice right before an event’s final hour. Fast access can mean the difference between getting the golden sticker... or walking away with nothing.

In a game about property and luck, the carry service culture reminds players that strategy — and a little bit of generosity — still rules the board.