The horse technique is quite interesting tbh. With minimum skill in programmation, we could automatically choose the horse with the best odds via an auto clicker and make money while afk. I’ll definitely work on it and upload something about it on my Chanel when the program is done Edit : I let the program run for 24h and got a 7days casino ban lol. Anyway, the program is in my chanel’s community tab if you want to try it yourself
Fckng consols i wish i had a pc to do It i did survival afk whith an Arduino base to automaticly click the restart and the Next round buttons with levers and servos really fun project
I will say that I have spent hours at the horse track and made millions off of it! I don’t have video to prove it but it definitely works. I turned the sound off and watched a show, only looking at the game to do the next race. I can attest that it is absolutely a good way to make money…IF you have the time to spend on it. If you can make an auto-clicker for it, I’d reckon you’d make plenty of money that way!
I got GTA in 2020 when it went free on the Epic Games store and the first thing I did (I was a level 1 lol) was Simeon missions. They were on 3x money and RP that week so I ended up being like level 28 and had 1.2 million dollars in the bank after like 2.5 hours. And then, as all low levels do, I went and bought an expensive car and an eclipse penthouse lmao.
Something you didn't bring up but might reflect some of the ways you make money, not sure it occurs when you die inside a mission. But whenever you die you pay $500 in freemode at least. So if you do the fail mission and get like $230, you will actually lose money since it cost you 500 if you die. Not sure the cost occurs during missions do.
Bothered me every time you would skip the second register in most of the stores 😂 you can make a little more also if you allow the clerk to hand the money over… then shoot both registers. Been this way since day 1 of the game
One thing I wonder is, especially for the 'mug random NPCs' method, how much you spend on ammunition. Emptying your Combat MG into a crowd is probably not profitable even if they all do drop $23 apiece.
Ha ha, I sometimes get the completionist urge to pick up NPC cash b/c it bugs me to leave it. But like you just showed, I know it's a hideous return on time spent. Like that tracker that shows how much money it's not worth Bill Gates' time to stop, bend down, and pick up off the sidewalk. Figured about the same for the other really bad ones, but it's fun to see them all listed in one video. I've only tried the casino horse races once, but it just wasn't fun. I mostly like to cruise around the city or the county in my car choice of the week, so grinding a single simple task repeatedly doesn't really suit me. For related reasons, I don't mind sometimes doing the very suboptimal auto shop customer deliveries b/c they at least let me drive a few different routes around the city in cars I may not think of on my own. Especially now that I'm in maintenance mode and don't urgently want to buy anything, I'm only looking for a few million each week just in case the weekly discounts are interesting. I've seen some people disparaging AFK strats, but if you don't mind spreading out your play time, the effective income per hour of time spent actually playing can be pretty strong while still letting you be a responsible human IRL. With 200 Agency security contracts completed, you earn GTA$250k passively per 10 real hours, or GTA$600k per real day. Need to collect from the office safe 3 times a day, for 3-6 minutes of active playing time.Multiplied up to a cumulative hour of active play time, that's GTA$6 million per hour. It just takes 10 days of passively waiting to reach that. Arcade machines can be fully filled out using the default Gang Wars machine and buying the cheapest $90k machine. That's a passive GTA$6.25k per hour, or GTA$150k per real day. The nightclub passive income is a bit fussy b/c you have to keep popularity up, but I usually max out the GTA$250k safe after 6-ish hours (while I sleep, work, or do my normal life IRL). I spend 10-20 minutes on some of the club activities to bump popularity back up, for a hypothetical cumulative 1 hour a day of active play time for GTA$1 million per day. I stick to delivering 90 crates from the nightclub in the Speedo van, so that pays about GTA$600k to GTA$700k per typical 10-minute mission, once every real 15 hours. Fully upgraded bunker missions pay GTA$1.05 million with full inventory, and take about 16 hours to fill if you're quickly paying for resupply every time supplies get low/empty. 5 resupplies cost GTA$375k, and there will be some inefficiencies if it's sometimes inconvenient IRL to jump into GTAO for a few minutes to hit the arcade and pay for resupply. Also, soloing the bunker will require finding a new session sometimes until the mission type rotates back to one of the types that can be soloed in 15 minutes. But the theoretical limit is GTA$675k net profit, usually for about 30 minutes of cumulative active play time. That works out to roughly GTA$1 mil per real day. Total, that works out to about GTA$3.9 mil mostly passive income per real day (upwards of GTA$25 mil per real week), for about 2-3 hours of cumulative active play time per day, in small commitments of 5-20 minutes at a time. Or to compare to popular choices like Cayo Perico, the passive approach earns approximately GTA$1.6 million per hour of active play time. Since not all of us can schedule around playing games throughout the day, prorate that according to your own schedule of course. It just takes more passive time spent waiting (or doing life stuff). So unless I plan to spend more than GTA$20-25 mil in a week, I don't need to kill myself grinding out money (or, perish the thought, buying Shark cards). Most weeks, the cars on sale total up in the GTA$5-10 mil range. (add on another few million if there's a business discount that you haven't bought yet.)
When gta online came out I used to do all my money on Gerald missions because it was easy and straight forward, get the "package" and deliver it. And also team death matches on the fbi office, those were good times 😍
@@Evanxbdlt it takes 30 seconds to boost popularity depending on if your kicking out drunks or 5 minutes if you’re taking a VIP home. just going in every other hour to do that. It takes barely any effort and before you know it you have 250,000 waiting for you.
The horses is actually good to make money I make quite a bit doing it 😂and sometimes it’s just certain horses that win so if u play it enough u know which ones r the best
I still do contact missions just out of boredom sometimes. For new players always do it on hard mode and run the clock up before finishing to get the biggest payouts, it's not too bad when it's 2x
@@Dr-Jan-itor don't think so it's businesses; ceo, mc, bunker, nightclub. you bring up valid point though even doing that route nightclub wall safe alone is probably the easiest thing to do for new players. the old contact missions forced new people to progressively get better at driving and shooting though
Approx £12 for a 1.5m shark card too. If you're working a lower pay job thats literally your hourly wage gone on money that you can make in 1-2hours in gta online!!! 😅
I think the Casino is often quite underrated. Slot machines are kinda annoying but with betting or (what I like) Blackjack its a fun way to make some money or atleast wasting time without too much randomness
Lol I remember in 2013 I calculated some busted ass strategy to make a million within a week grinding sandy shores survival and I actually pulled it off with minimal burnout, probably because I was still levelling up. And when playing blowup or similar I would group all the cars together and use a Jerry can to save money on explosives.
If im wasting time on blow up... i move the cars to the gas station across the street and shoot a pump.. all over and i didnt spend a lot of money on ammo.. Plus the mission time passes and i get 16k instead of 4k
Lol actually interesting to see the numbers. Feeling like the 4k ish each mission are/seem long and slow to get to a mil. But compared to the robberies or failing missions or citizen money it's quick lol. Also the horse racss give pretty ok money, i'm actually biased lol.
Zorg dat je een cocaïne lockup of counterfeit money factory kan kopen. Daarna ga je voor de bunker en dan een special cargo warehouse. Doe ze allemaal tegelijk iedere dag. Ongeveer een uurtje per dag en je hebt een redelijk inkomen.
I make some decent money doing the Simeone mission ballas to the wall. You can finish it in about two minutes, but I drive to Simeone's dealership, and then go do something else for ten minutes. When I come back, it's up to 16k. The real reason I do that mission is because I can fill up on ammo before the mission, and fill up on snacks after the mission, since it ends right there at the dealership where there are free snacks inside.
So, the game does in fact track your gambling winnings, it is in your stats... And personally I am positive a couple million. The slots tell you their winning percentage, and it is something like 90% wins... not sure why people think it is a bad way to earn money.
I remember when that RV mission was super hard and failed it a lot. Most of my life gone after being shot once. Did it with some randoms one had a vigilante me thinking he must be rich and good at the game... Less than 2 minutes later he died... Then he blew up the truck.. Having the money to buy a Kuruma made life so easy, the MK2 was only an unobtainable dream at that point.
You can do the running over pedestrians by doing any of Gerald's missions as you can't get a wanted level during these missions, i suggest the pier mission as its the easiest.. these are how i got my strength and stealth status to max :)
stealth is one of the easiest stats to get maxed I used to just go to the top of Mt. Chiliad and sneak down it another way that someone told me about on another post is to just sneak around in the sewers lol (I'd suggest using passive mode just to be on the safe side unless you're in a private lobby)
Think the worst if not the most interesting feature of this game is taking people's money after they've used the ATM machine since it doubles if not triples their money drops
With the casino, you can actually make quite a bit of money. You need a penthouse, go to high limit tables and bet max. If you lose, just quit the game and try again.
Im a total pro at simeon missions, they are not a good way to make money, but they are a good way to have fun, and thats actually why I play games, to have fun...
Ah yes, our old pal Simeon. I remember when I was so poor, I was happy for the meagre payments I would get doing jobs for him. When buying a weed shop and nightclub was considered a big step up of supplementing your active money generation.
the horse race has got to be rigged at first you win a lot and make a lot of money then once you get 100k you lose then win and end up not making anything after that
Video suggestion, should do an update video in the best ways to make money before the OG heists came out. The blow up grind and robbing gas stations took me back
If you're killing NPCs for money, start a mission that has the cops turned off, like one of Gerald's missions. The best time is at night down at the beach where the shops are. The hookers and drunks always drop money. So the best mission to start is Pier Pressure since it takes place at the beach.
So I’ve been playing for like years and my friends finally got it so we can play together, what do they do when they go in? Gamble at the casino. What do they do with their money after we do some heists??? Gamble at the casino. It’s terrible 🤣
I commented earlier about not posting my tricks but try to combine quitting / close app. With 3card poker. Minimum wager of 105k. 50k bet 5k pair plus. then, Without looking at your cards put another 50k. Sometimes u loose in the beginning but if not Just keep repeating. I usually get a streak of 10wins in a row. 150k to 285k per round. Sometimes if u get lucky u get a 600k+ hand the straightflush if i remember correctly
Money was so hard to make back in the day. I can remember robbing stores and changing lobbies to reset the store. It was maybe 100k per hour depending on how fast the new lobby loaded. Another trick we did was wait at the end of the missions to get a 15 minute job.
