If you're still staring at your Harry Potter GO Album and thinking, "I'm one Gold sticker away," you're not being dramatic. This season's basically at the buzzer, and the last Golden Blitz is the one that decides whether your set gets finished or just sits there mocking you. I've seen people line up trades days early, the same way they prep for a Monopoly Go Partners Event, because once the window closes, it's done.

When It Starts and Why It Matters

The final Golden Blitz runs on February 3, 2026, and you've only got 24 hours to make it work. No extra day, no surprise rerun, no "maybe next week." If you've ever ended an album at 107/108, you already know how that feels. It's not just missing a sticker. It's missing the dice, the rewards, the whole payoff you've been grinding toward.

Set 22 Is the Whole Story

This one isn't spread across a bunch of sets. It's locked onto Set 22, and it's targeting two 5-star Gold stickers: Bored and Late Night Neville. If you've been opening pack after pack and getting everything except those, yeah, that's normal. A lot of players end up with duplicates of the wrong golds and zero copies of the one they actually need. This is the one day the game relaxes the rules and lets you trade those two specific cards.

How to Trade Without Wasting Your Five Sends

Golden trading isn't the same as regular swapping, so don't just mash buttons and hope for the best. Open the app, hit the Golden Blitz icon on the right, then choose what you're doing: sending or asking. If you've got a spare, send it straight to a friend who's ready to trade back. If you need one, use Ask, but be ready—lots of the time it pushes you into the official Facebook trading group, and it can get messy fast. Do it in order: 1) post your link and what you've got, 2) check profiles and screenshots so you don't get burned, 3) confirm the exact sticker before you hit send, 4) keep track of your daily limit, 5) don't spend a trade on something you don't truly need.

Last-Day Prep That Actually Helps

The smartest move is checking your Set 22 inventory before the Blitz even starts, then messaging friends or regular trading partners so you're not scrambling in the final hour. Have your link copied, know what you'll offer, and decide what you won't trade away. It sounds a bit intense, but that's the reality of a one-day, last-chance event—if you're short on time, you'll want everything ready to go, and if you're still hunting, it may even be worth lining things up the way you would if you were going to buy Monopoly Go Partner Event support and lock in your plan early.