RSVSR How to Trade Roll Credits and Hogsmeade Station Safely

It's wild that we're already staring at the last days of the Harry Potter sticker album in Monopoly GO, and it's got the same vibe as a deadline you forgot about until it's basically here. If you've been juggling events like the Monopoly Go Partners Event while trying to finish sets, you probably know the feeling: you're "almost done," except the game keeps holding your final gold stickers hostage. This last stretch isn't about grinding harder, it's about timing, trades, and not panicking when the clock starts ticking.

Scopely's giving us one final Golden Blitz on February 2, 2026, and it's only live for 24 hours. That's it. No extra day, no "oops we extended it." The two tradable golds are Roll Credits (Set 19) and Hogsmeade Station (Set 22). Normally those 5-star golds just sit there, untouchable, while you pull duplicates of the wrong thing. During the Blitz, you can finally move them like regular stickers, which changes everything for anyone stuck at 97% with one missing card.

Don't wait for the event to begin before you figure out your position. Open your album now and write down what you have: do you need Roll Credits, Hogsmeade Station, or both? Also check your extras, because people will ask fast and you'll want a clean answer. If you've got duplicates, decide what you're willing to take in return. A lot of players get tripped up here—they chase a "perfect" deal and end up with nothing. You'll also notice the market shifts by the hour. Early trades can be pricey, mid-day gets messy, and the last couple of hours are pure chaos.

Golden Blitz days bring out the best and worst of the community. My rule is simple: trade where you can see receipts. Stick to well-modded Discord servers, established Facebook groups, or communities where scammers get flagged quickly. Don't move to random DMs just because someone says they're "trusted," and never give out login info—ever. When you do agree to a swap, be specific: name the sticker, the set number, and confirm it one more time before you hit send. Screenshots sound dramatic until you need them, and then you'll be glad you grabbed them.

If you're aiming to close out the album, treat February 2 like a sprint, not a casual scroll. Line up trade partners early, keep your expectations realistic, and don't let desperation talk you into sketchy deals. Sometimes the smartest move is taking a fair trade immediately instead of waiting for a miracle. I'm hoping Roll Credits and Hogsmeade Station finally land for you, and if you're planning your event schedule around it, it can help to keep an eye on anything tied to the Monopoly Go Partners Event for sale so you're not scrambling at the worst possible moment. You can learn more about it now at rsvsr.