Monopoly Go Free Dice Links for March 2026 Compiled by PC Gamer

Free dice in Monopoly Go don't require spending a cent, and right now there are enough active links floating around to keep your board runs going well into late March. PC Gamer refreshed its dedicated guide on March 12, 2026, compiling the currently valid dice links distributed by Scopely, the game's publisher. These are clickable URLs that drop bonus dice rolls directly into your account, no code-typing required. The guide has continued receiving small updates since that March 12 refresh, keeping pace with Scopely's rolling release schedule.

Other outlets have been tracking the same wave of links in parallel. Gamerant published a full table of active links with specific amounts and expiry windows. VG247 confirmed a 30 free dice link active from March 6 through March 13. TheGamer contributor Umama Ali updated that outlet's guide on March 14, noting two new dice links had just dropped. Then on March 15, writer Danielle Rose flagged a single additional new link in her own updated guide. The picture across all these outlets is consistent: Scopely releases links in batches, they expire quickly, and the window between a link going live and going dead can be as short as 24 hours.

Dion Dassanayake, a contributing guides writer who also maintains a dice links tracker, noted on March 11 that no new links had been released since the prior week, which lines up neatly with the fresh batch that started appearing from March 12 onward. The cadence here is real: gaps happen, then multiple links land at once.

What the active links look like right now

Based on Gamerant's table, the most generous recent link offered 75 dice rolls, active from March 11 through March 12. A pair of 50-roll links covered March 12-13 and March 13-14 respectively. A 30-roll link tied to the March 6-13 window was also confirmed by VG247 independently. The longest-running active link as of this writing is a 30-roll link running from March 13 through March 20, which gives you a slightly wider window to claim before it expires. PC Gamer notes that in any given month, up to and occasionally over 100 free dice links become available in total, so the current batch is part of a much larger ongoing supply.

The two links Umama Ali added on March 14 and the single link Danielle Rose posted on March 15 have not had their dice amounts confirmed in the published excerpts available, so treat those as unverified quantities until you can pull the current live guide directly.

Expired links tracked by PCGamesN included amounts of 25, 25, 30, 25, and 75 free dice rolls across five separate links, which gives you a sense of the typical range Scopely works within.

How to actually redeem them

The redemption process is straightforward, and PC Gamer is right that it takes mere seconds once you know what you're doing. You do not type in any code. Here is the exact sequence:

That popup text and button label come directly from IGN's guide, written by Meg Koepp, which tested all links at the time of submission. The process hasn't changed.

One thing that catches people out: each link can only be redeemed once per account. If you try to use a link you've already claimed, you'll see the message "This reward has already been claimed." There's no workaround for that; it's a hard account-level lock.

Eligibility requirement you can't skip

Before any of this works, you need to be at least Net Worth level 15 and have unlocked the Sticker Album feature in Monopoly Go. IGN phrases it that way explicitly: "Net Worth level 15 and have unlocked the Sticker Album." VG247 and other outlets describe the same gate slightly differently, calling it "Level 15" and access to the "Album feature," but they're referring to the same in-game milestone. If you're below that threshold, the links simply won't pay out, so new players need to hit that progression point first.

When links aren't working

Links break. Scopely's own infrastructure has off moments, and browser behavior adds another layer of friction. Here's what actually helps:

• Restart the Monopoly Go app and try the link again. This is the first fix IGN recommends, and it resolves more issues than you'd expect.
• If the link sends you to the App Store or Google Play instead of opening Monopoly Go, switch to a different browser. Danielle Rose specifically flags this scenario: even a browser that has worked for you before can suddenly misbehave with these links.
• PCGamesN recommends trying an incognito window, and also notes that conflicting browser extensions can interfere with the redirect. If you're running an ad blocker or privacy extension, disable it or switch browsers entirely.

If you see "Sorry, this code cannot be claimed," the link has expired and there's nothing to be done. That message is distinct from the "already claimed" message, so pay attention to which one appears. Expired means gone for everyone; already claimed means you got it previously and can't double-dip.

Keeping up with new links

The rhythm Scopely uses means individual links can expire within 24 hours of going live, as the March 11-12 window for the 75-roll link demonstrates. Multiple outlets including TheGamer, VG247, PCGamesN, IGN, and Gamerant maintain running guides that remove expired links and add new ones as they're confirmed. PC Gamer's March 12 refresh remains the primary compiled source for this month, but the daily granularity of adds from Umama Ali and Danielle Rose in the days following shows that checking a single guide once is not enough.

The Hello Kitty Partners event currently running in Monopoly Go is driving additional demand for dice rolls, which makes this a particularly active period for link releases. Building landmarks, completing boards, and participating in tournaments all require a steady dice supply, and free links are the most efficient way to top that up without touching your wallet. With a 30-roll link still valid through March 20, there's at least one confirmed active link worth claiming right now if you haven't already.