Where to sell loot in ROB RUN
Sell valuables to a fence at a van marked with a dollar sign in Looty Bay or at the Sales Center. Pick up the cash from the counter after selling.
From loot bag to cash in hand
- Check your in-game map. Kefir’s help center identifies the dollar sign as the fence marker. Read the marker on your current map before counting on a sale in your route.
- Sell the valuables you brought. If this trip is a route test, keep the timer running until you receive the cash. If you finish without selling, log the attempt and the time it took.
- Take the cash from the counter. The publisher says cash left there can be stolen or confiscated. The amount shown during a sale and the amount you leave with are two different numbers for your run log.
Reference: Kefir’s guide to selling loot.
What changes after you collect the payout?
Valuables in your bag
Record a sale only once you have actually received cash. An unsold item can still be useful later, but its estimated value does not belong in the current cash result.
Cash you can carry
Cash can still be stolen or confiscated after a sale. If your route ends at a later handoff, use the amount you kept at that endpoint.
Money in the bank
Kefir says to open an account at Looty Bay Bank as a Civilian and use a Laundering Desk at your base. Banked money is protected from theft until the next wipe.
Reference: Kefir’s guide to opening a bank account and laundering cash.
A sale you can reproduce in the tracker
Suppose you collect $5,000 after 20 minutes, use $700 in supplies and spend $300 replacing gear. Enter those amounts separately. Your net is $4,000, or $12,000 an hour for that attempt. If a second run ends with no sale, enter zero cash and the actual costs. Both attempts count in the comparison. These figures are illustrative in-game amounts.
Choose the same finish line for every run with the same label. If one route ends when you pick up the money and another ends after banking, keep them separate. Banking cash you already logged does not create a second payout.