Barnyard Treasures brings a farmyard twist to Monopoly Go from August 3 to August 7, 2026, and the later boards deserve a bit more thought than the opening rounds. Players collect pickaxes and use them to uncover shapes hidden beneath a covered grid. If you are also keeping an eye on the Monopoly Go Partners Event, it helps to plan your dice and cash rather than spending everything as soon as it appears. Levels 19 and 20 are where spare pickaxes can disappear quickly, so a calm approach matters.

Reading the Level 19 Board

Level 19 asks you to uncover three objects: one swan-shaped watering can and two milk bottle carriers. The pieces do not all take up the same amount of space. That is the part that catches people out. Instead of tapping randomly, start near an edge or corner and look for a clean line that may reveal the direction of a larger shape. Once a few squares are open, you can judge whether the object is stretching across the board or turning into the centre. This saves picks and gives you a better chance of clearing the watering can before chasing the smaller carriers.

Making Sense of Level 20

The last board contains four gardening tools: a spray bottle, a trowel, a pitchfork and a shovel. It is a wider layout, and every wasted tap feels noticeable. Mark the spaces that cannot belong to a tool, then work around the shapes you have already confirmed. You do not need to rush. A short pause between moves often helps you spot a likely outline that was easy to miss at first. The key targets are.

1. Locate the spray bottle and note its footprint.

2. Use confirmed spaces to narrow down the trowel.

3. Check the pitchfork's longer shape before opening isolated squares.

4. Finish by tracing the shovel and clearing the remaining covered spaces.

What the Prize Chest Contains

Clearing level 20 opens the event chest, which includes 2,000 dice rolls, a large cash reward and a purple sticker pack. The pack can be especially useful when your seasonal album is missing higher-value stickers. Pickaxes usually come from daily tournaments, quick wins and other active events, so it is worth collecting them steadily instead of waiting until the last day. Players who keep a small reserve can handle the larger boards with less pressure and still have time to adjust their approach.

Using Every Leftover Pickaxe

There is one more useful reward after the board has been cleared. Any unused pickaxes are changed into dice at a rate of one pickaxe for three dice. For example, 57 spare picks become 171 additional rolls. That makes leftover resources worth saving rather than spending blindly on the last few squares. With the extra rolls, you can keep moving around the board, take part in other activities and consider whether it is sensible to buy Monopoly Go Partners Event Slots while your dice balance is still healthy.