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A mysterious contact slides into your booth with a job offer — a casino truck heist, four-way split, sounds simple enough. But nothing about this man is simple. How far do you trust him?

Your crew's leader has just been arrested, and a smooth operator named Darnell is already moving to fill the vacuum. You've been around long enough to know how this goes. The question is what you do about it — and whose side you're really on.

Five thousand dollars. Forty-eight hours. Vince at the door says Eddie's being generous. You're not even close to the money — but you have options. None of them are clean, and most of them will cost you something you didn't plan to spend.

Your Uncle Ray needs a favour. Small thing. Completely legitimate. He needs you to drive him somewhere, pick something up, and drop it somewhere else. By the time you understand what the something is, you are already involved. The lamb will be cold by the time this is over.

A hacker with a grudge client and a hard drive worth seven figures needs a way into a tech billionaire's penthouse vault. The plan is solid. The building is not forgiving. How you get in decides how — or whether — you get out.

The boss is stepping back, and two people want what he's leaving behind — his reckless nephew, and the lieutenant who actually kept things running. A federal agent is watching the warehouse. Someone in the crew is talking. Pick a side. Live with it.

Your cousin's out of signal range on a fishing trip, which means you're covering his short-term rental for nine days. The new guest pays cash, asks about the fire escape, and travels with an iguana in a tiny jumper. Keeping the five-star average intact was not covered in orientation.