ROB RUN's first Federal Raid is a weekly wipe, not a routine refresh. For launch servers that opened at 17:00 UTC on November 4, the Raid was expected around 17:00 UTC on November 11. Before then, decide how you'll use your ROB RUN Cash, because even money held in an account won't carry into the next cycle.

What the Federal Raid Changes

Every seven days, the Raid wipes plots, bases, weapons, and cash, with assets converted into jail time and Authority. Your player name, cosmetics, tutorial progress, settings, and accumulated jail time carry over. There's no need to redo your tutorial or change your settings before the timer ends.

For the first launch-server Raid, 17:00 UTC on November 11 is noon Eastern and 01:00 on November 12 in Beijing. Keep your own countdown in UTC so a local time conversion doesn't cut your final session short.

Start With Four Counts

Before you head out on another heist, write down your cash on hand, the amount already laundered into your Looty Bay account, your weapons and attachments, and your plots or uncollected settlement cuts. These counts tell you what still needs attention while there's time to act.

There aren't separate team or milestone prizes described for this Raid. The important result is the conversion into jail time and Authority, alongside the personal progress and cosmetics that remain after the wipe.

Use the Account as a Temporary Tool

As a Civilian, visit the Looty Bay financial institution to open an account or inspect your current balance. Cash is processed through the Laundering Desk at your base, and you can withdraw it from an ATM. Deposited money is protected from theft until the next wipe, but it isn't protected from the Raid.

Laundering takes time, so don't begin a cycle that can't finish before the expected cutoff. Even if it can finish, make sure you have enough time to use or convert the funds afterward. Moving money into an account just to keep it safe for the next week won't work.

Find Cash You Can Still Use

Check your wallet and Lenny's as well as your account. Cash at Lenny's is still part of the pool affected by the wipe. Stolen goods are kept at your base instead, where other players can raid them before the reset.

If you own a settlement, collect any outstanding cut in person. It's worth doing early enough to put that money toward a useful purchase or action. An uncollected cut disappears with the settlement, so leaving the pickup until the final moments adds unnecessary risk.

Make a Practical Spending Plan

Prioritize purchases you can actually use before the Raid: a document, a vehicle run, a settlement action, or a spend that affects the next wipe's jail calculation. If a teammate needs a document or a ride to finish a useful spend, help them while there's still time.

Count your Black Market documents before making plot decisions. Level 2 and level 3 district plots that required those documents will need them again in a fresh cycle. Don't pay for a new rent period or start a base upgrade you won't get to use.

Vacant plot rent already paid in an owned settlement doesn't turn into credit after the wipe. Likewise, base walls won't survive the Raid, so finish any activity that depends on your current setup rather than investing in a last-minute build.

Keep Equipment Risks in Perspective

Weapons and attachments are also on the wipe list. Use the gear you already have, but think twice before risking your only reliable weapon on a heist whose proceeds you won't have time to spend. A trophy weapon from a late desert run won't be yours to keep after the Raid.

In Looty Bay, a Criminal who dies loses the bag. Surrendering to police can preserve equipped gear for the remaining session, but not through the wipe. In the desert, death drops all loot, making a late trip especially costly when the clock is nearly out.

Finish Before the Clock Does

Collect settlement cuts first, then finish any laundering cycle that leaves enough time for a real use. Spend or convert what you can, use or pass along equipment with an immediate purpose, and stop starting jobs you can't finish. The ROB RUN Money/Cash link from U4GM doesn't change the wipe rules, so plan around the cutoff rather than the size of your final pile.