Scarab Search gives you a reason to watch those Tax and Utility spaces instead of just hoping for Railroads. If you're collecting Monopoly Go Stickers too, keep your priorities straight: this run is about turning sensible rolls into event progress and useful Adventure Tokens without burning through your dice.

Know what actually earns points

Scarab Search is scheduled to run from October 7, 2026, at approximately 1:00 PM ET until October 9, 2026, at approximately 1:00 PM ET. Its scoring targets are the two Tax spaces and two Utilities. Land on one, and the base reward scales with your active dice multiplier. That's the straightforward bit. The useful bit is checking where those targets sit relative to your token before spending more dice. Around GO, the Tax spaces create another scoring opportunity as you move through that section, but being nearby doesn't promise your next roll will connect.

Check your position before changing the multiplier, then count the distance to each nearby scoring space rather than watching only the closest single target.
Look beyond one attractive landing and check whether nearby Railroads give the same stretch another useful outcome for your dice during the current tournament.
Once you've passed the useful section, lower your spending straight away instead of keeping an expensive setting active out of habit for several rolls.

Make the multiplier earn its place

A bigger multiplier isn't a better plan by itself. It simply makes the next result more expensive and potentially more rewarding. Save those higher settings for positions where several useful outcomes are within reach, especially when Tax, Utility, and Railroad targets overlap. Six, seven, and eight spaces ahead are worth checking, though none guarantees a hit. If the board ahead offers little, use a lower setting and move on. You'll sometimes miss the target anyway. That's normal. The important decision is whether the dice you risked made sense before the roll, not whether that particular roll felt lucky.

Use a moderate setting while moving through stretches with few relevant targets, keeping enough dice available for better positions later in the same session.
Raise your setting for a reason you can name: several reachable targets, overlapping tournament value, or an attainable reward worth its expected dice cost.
After a miss, reassess the new position before rolling again, because the opportunity you liked may now sit behind your token rather than ahead.

Reality check: An expensive roll that misses everything is still an expensive roll; frustration doesn't make the next one any more likely to pay.

Keep Adventure progress tied to your budget

The Adventure Tokens from successful scoring landings support Mummy Adventures, so Scarab Search isn't happening in isolation. Start with the easy Quick Wins, check the free shop gift, and look at available tournament rewards before committing to a longer session. Take tokens where they're offered, but don't assume every reward cycle includes them. Then compare your next milestone with the dice you have left. A nearby token reward can justify another short push. A distant one might not. Keeping some dice for another useful session is often more practical than forcing progress while your reserves are nearly empty.

Finish low-cost Quick Wins first, then collect available free rewards so you know your actual dice and token totals before choosing a session budget.
Check what the next milestone actually contains, rather than spending toward it just because the progress bar looks close enough to tempt another roll.
Stop when the remaining reward needs more dice than you're comfortable spending, even if you've already put a fair amount into the event that day.

Give the closing stretch a limit

As the scheduled finish approaches, focus on reachable rewards rather than squeezing something out of every remaining die. If your next search is Monopoly Go Stickers buy, keep that separate from your rolling budget. Pick a sensible stopping point, collect what you've earned, and leave yourself room to play again.