Quote from luissuraez798 on August 4, 2026, 3:38 am

That former sticker contact can become a surprisingly annoying name in Monopoly Go, especially during a Partner Event when every tap feels more important. I've had to clean up a friends list after a trade went cold, and the removal button is much easier to find once you know which menu to use during a Monopoly Go Partners Event, instead of hunting through recent activity.

The Short Route to Removing a Friend

Open Monopoly Go, return to the main board, and tap Friends in the lower-right corner. Choose Leaderboard, locate the player, then tap their name or portrait to open the Tycoon Card. The control you need is the small orange three-dot button beside the friendship duration. Tap it, choose Remove, and confirm.

Use Leaderboard, not Timeline.
Open the complete Tycoon Card.
Check beside the friendship duration.
Confirm only after checking the player name.

The last point sounds obvious, but crowded lists make mis-taps easy. I like checking the portrait and name twice before confirming, especially after adding several players for sticker trades.

Timeline Is for Activity, Not Friend Management

The Timeline is built around recent interactions, so it can feel like the obvious place to remove someone. It isn't. Tapping an attack record, shutdown entry, or other activity item won't usually expose the friend-list control, and pressing a name for several seconds may do nothing on the current layout. Start again from Friends, open Leaderboard, and select the player from there.

What Removal Actually Changes

Removing a player clears that connection from your normal friends list. It doesn't undo earlier Shutdown damage, erase past activity, or wipe out a sticker exchange. It also doesn't act as a universal safety switch for every possible interaction. For stronger separation from a person causing ongoing trouble, use the in-game support option and describe what happened clearly.

Action	What It Changes	What It Does Not Change
Remove friend	Clears the normal friend-list connection	Past activity or earlier damage
Support request	Asks for help with a stronger separation issue	Guaranteed instant resolution
Partner pairing	Stays tied to the current event	A replacement slot during that event

Partner Events Need a Separate Decision

Unfriending someone won't replace an established Partner Event teammate. Once the pair is set, the partnership continues for the event even if the ordinary friends-list connection disappears. That matters if your teammate has stopped contributing: removing them may tidy your social list, but it won't reopen the slot or let you pick a new teammate mid-event.

So split the decision into two parts. Finish the current event according to your own dice, tokens, and reward priorities, then decide later whether that person belongs on your list. Some players even use Monopoly Go Partners Event for sale discussions as a reminder to check who they actually trust before accepting future invitations, though I'd still judge each partner by their own record.

When the Button Goes Missing

From what I've seen, a reload often helps when the orange dots fail to appear. Return to the board, fully close Monopoly Go, reopen it, and follow Friends, Leaderboard, player card, and three dots again. Make sure you opened the full Tycoon Card rather than a small Timeline preview. If the option remains absent, take screenshots, note the player name, and contact in-game support instead of repeatedly tapping the same activity entry.

A Better Friends-List Habit

At least in my experience, list quality matters more than list size. Keep reliable event partners visible, remember fair sticker traders, and review unfamiliar names before the next major activity. A short cleanup after each event can prevent the usual last-minute scramble, while removing someone after one ordinary Shutdown may be overkill because targeting landmarks is part of normal Monopoly Go play. Look for a pattern, not one unlucky roll.