Monopoly Go Daily Login Limit Workaround: How to Fix ‘Limit Warning’ Message

Scopely has deployed a Monopoly Go daily login limit that prevents players from logging into the game too many times. Specifically, the limit restricts players from logging out and logging back into the game after a certain number of times. A “Limit Warning” message will appear first, letting players know that they will be shut out if they continue to log into the game. Three more login attempts and this message will change to a “Daily Login Limit” that will block players from entering Monopoly Go for 24 hours. This is meant to be for security reasons, though it blocks people from using the popular airplane mode cheat. Here’s whether there is a workaround or fix for the Monopoly Go daily login limit.

How to fix Monopoly Go daily login limit

The main fix for the Monopoly Go daily login limit is to use two phones or devices that are logged into the same account.

1. Open Monopoly Go on one device.
2. Turn on airplane mode and continue rolling until you get the message that there’s no internet. You should get about 2-4 rolls before that happens (unless you’re using a VPN). Record the rolls.
3. Without logging out of the game (this is important), switch to a different app or go back to the home screen. You can close out the game too – just don’t log off and quit.
4. Open Monopoly Go on another device using the same account. The game should load to a save state from before the airplane mode was activated.
5. Roll while knowing the rolls that you have recorded. Once you’re done, close out the game as well.
6. Go back to step 1.

So long as you don’t log out of the game at all, you will technically never log out. This means that you don’t need to clear out the cache or delete the game, so it won’t count toward the login limit.

If you don’t own another phone, it’s possible to use an emulator like Bluestacks on PC for this trick. However, this is specifically for Android users. At any rate, Scopely has been cracking down on the APM cheat by making it harder and harder to use. So while this workaround can be used, expect that this will be patched soon.