Monopoly GO Roll Treasures level 13 has a 16-tile treasure footprint, so 16 is the consistent base Pickaxe count for the October 13, 2026 edition; 14 remains a conflicting figure, and neither number guarantees completion. Players also browsing Monopoly Go Partners Event should keep each event's resource requirements distinct.

This edition ran from October 13, 2026 at 1:00 p.m. EDT through October 14, 2026 at 12:59 p.m. EDT. It has ended, so its level 13 figures are historical reference points, not an active reward offer or a rule for every future Roll Treasures event.

Why does level 13 add up to 16

The five listed treasures occupy 16 tiles altogether. Their dimensions describe the space each object covers, not its location on the digging grid.

Adding those areas gives 1 + 2 + 3 + 6 + 4 = 16. The conflicting 14-Pickaxe entry does not match that layout's occupied area. This supports using 16 for the footprint calculation, but it does not establish why the other figure differs or prove that every account received an identical board.

Why 16 Pickaxes may not finish the board

The base count measures treasure tiles, not your total digging cost. Empty guesses and stubborn tiles can increase spending, while exploding critters can reveal tiles without an individual dig on each one. A footprint total therefore cannot serve as a fixed finishing budget.

Compare each remaining shape with the available spaces before tapping. Revealed empty tiles help rule out placements, while a partially exposed treasure gives you a more specific area to investigate. The completion requirement is uncovering every treasure; reaching a particular spending total does not complete the board. Level 13's listed reward was five minutes of Roll Match.

For your next event, check its displayed treasures and completion reward before deciding how many tools to pursue. Keep Monopoly Go Stickers planning alongside that review, but base your digging decisions on the board you can actually see, with room in your tool budget for uncertain tiles.