All crimes: success rate, payout and XP
Each crime in BELLOCCO with success rate, required rank, money yield and XP's live from the game, plus explanation and strategy to climb faster.
Crimes are the engine of your empire in BELLOCCO. Every street job you pull is a risk-reward balance: The fatter the loot, the less chance you get away with it. Below all crimes that you can commit with them chance of success, the requirement crime rate, the money and the XP you deserve. The table comes directly from the database, so the numbers you see here are exactly the numbers you play in the game.
The crimes in a row
From the simple Package pirate (around 78% chance from grade 1, a few tens per job) to the spectacular Diamantroof (around 32% chance from grade 40, a sparkling fortune) there is a clear line through the list: The more a crime results, the lower the chances of success and the higher the rank you need. Also read how to best commits crimes.
[[DATA:crimes] ]How does it work?
The percentages in the table are: base. Your actual chances increase as you perform a specific crime more often with success: You build up routine, familiarize yourself with the approach and make fewer mistakes. In addition, you count crime rate and your stats. Trying a crime far above your level is sin. You fail more often, get hurt and end up in the prison, where you lose precious time.
What is a successful crime?
One successful job gives you a lot more than just cash. Every successful crime delivers money and experience (XP) in grade increase, plus seasonal points for the season ladder. In addition, every job you do, you have a chance at a tuning part for your vehicles and on a Safe code which you cash for free rewards. And it doesn't stop: Every crime counts for you performance, you daily tasks, ongoing challenges and the tournaments. One push of a button, a whole stack of rewards.
Strategy: Ascending smartly
The fastest growth is not in gambling on the most expensive crime, but in consistency. A few tips for an efficient approach:
- Begin low and repeat. Grind the crimes you can trust to build up your beatings and your crime rate.
- Don't leave until your rank permits. A new crime unlocks as soon as you reach the required rank, and you wait until your chances of success are healthy before you gamble.
- Keep an eye on your health and cooldown. A failed crime costs health; recovery in the hospital.
- Secure your winnings. Cash in your pocket can be lost in an attack. bank.
- Combine with other sources. Round off crimes with Dealing drugs and organised crime To make the most of your cooldowns.
Whoever runs a fixed round of crimes every day stacks cash, XP, seasonal points and performances faster than someone who occasionally takes one big gamble. Ready to start your criminal career? Play for free.
Frequently asked questions
What crime is the most effective?
The heaviest crimes at the top of the list (such as the Diamantroof) give by far the highest yield and XP, but have the lowest success rate and the highest range. An hour by hour you often make more money with the crime you can trust than with a guess at a crime far above your level.
How do I increase my chances of success?
By performing the same crime more often successfully, you build up routine, which increases your chances. In addition, a higher crime rate and better stats. Stay within your league instead of betting on crimes that are too heavy for you.
What happens if a crime fails?
In a failed crime you get no spoils, you can lose health and there is a chance that you will be in the prison It's over. That's where you're stuck until you're done or until you get away.
Do I really get a safe code or tuning part every time?
No, those are odds: with every successful crime, you have a chance to get a tuning part and a safe code, but they don't fall guaranteed. Cash, XP and season points are always successful.
Do crimes count for more than just money?
Yes. Every successful crime counts for your achievements, day jobs, challenges and tournaments, and provides seasonal points for the ladder. So one job works on multiple fronts at a time.