How to make money fast in Call of Duty: Warzone's Plunder

Cash is the name of the game in Plunder, a game mode coming out with Call of Duty: Warzone. In it, you and your team have to work together to collect as much money as you can find on the map, deploy it outside the area, and stay above other teams by doing the same. There are several ways to earn money in this game mode, and some techniques are faster than others.

Contracts are by far the fastest and most efficient way to make money fast in Plunder. Ideally, you want to make recovery or securing contracts. You could do the bounties, but these put you in direct contact with other players. Because making money is your primary goal in the game, avoiding conflict is probably your best bet. Closing a contract effectively earns you 40 to 60 each time. Finding them, however, can be a bit difficult. They don't appear too often like they do in the Battle Royale Warzone Game. Either way, prioritize these objectives.

Caches are another effective method of making money while roaming around Plunder. Unfortunately, most of these locations will have been looted during the first part of the game, and they are not refreshed. You want to find suitable locations when you first appear in the game to loot as many caches as possible, collect money, decent weapons, and then start looking for contracts near you and your team. Caches are all over the map inside buildings and structures. Make sure to explore as many buildings as possible, even if those locations already have their doors open.

The two best methods come down to constantly exploring the map and keeping moving. Yes, you can earn money by eliminating other players and looting them. However, it is the risk that is most associated with it. If you keep on moving during the game, avoiding as many fights as possible, you can actually make money at a reliable rate. For those who are lucky, you can locate the skill that allows one of your teammates to summon a silver balloon. It will allow you to load your money into the balloon and then extract it safely. The downside is that it has a cooldown and has a limit on how much money you can load into it, unlike larger helicopters you can summon.

Hiring hostiles isn't the end of the world, but it involves the most risk. Ideally, you and your team explore the map, take contracts, and loot every cache you come into contact with. At the end of the game you want to eliminate the players with the most money, but if you have the most money most players will target you.