Video summary
3 UPDATED METHODS to GET RICH In Tha Bronx 3!…
Main summary
Key takeaways
Storyline / Context
The video explains how to earn money in “In Tha Bronx 3” after a new city / map expansion update. The creator highlights newly added income methods tied to updated locations—covering both the old city area and new shops/selling points.
Gameplay Highlights (New / Updated Money Methods)
1) Soda Pop Machines + Plant Pots (Ground placements)
Where to buy/place them (location method)
- Go back to the old city.
- Navigate to the area where the old penthouse used to be.
- Enter a building/area that shows “plants and machines” (red/white area).
- In this area, purchase:
- Plant pots (used for growing/producing lemons)
- Soda machines (used for producing soda)
Placement rules
- You can place them almost anywhere on the map on flat surfaces.
- Cannot place in safe zones.
- Plant pots can often be placed more flexibly than older versions because you buy and place them yourself instead of finding them inside houses.
- You can typically place and later pick them up (example: place on the ground, interact to pick them back up).
Item requirements (resource math)
- Lemon plant: buy seeds (one thing only).
- Soda pop machine: for each machine, you need:
- sugar
- fizzy water
Example: If you run 6 soda machines, you need 6 sugar bags + 6 fizzy waters.
Production timing + sound
- Production takes in-game time (you can’t speed it up).
- Enemies can hear soda machines, so if you run multiple, be prepared for visitors.
2) Choosing a “crib” (house) to avoid risk while running production
The creator recommends choosing a house with fewer windows (preference stated), since windows/doors can expose your setup.
- He demonstrates an example crib where production/storage is safer due to fewer visible angles.
- Suggested concept: place machines/pots inside the crib (or in accessible flat spots) and time-gate the production.
3) “Striking Car” (easier car storage / vehicle method)
Where to do it
- Go to the new gun store: Walk’s Guns in the new city (described as one of the added gun stores).
Items you must buy
You need both:
- Strike pad (3K)
- Swiss screw (2K)
Basic striking steps (as described)
- Hold the Swiss screw first.
- Use it to break the car window.
- Hop into the car while holding the strike pad up.
- Choose the car name/type when prompted.
Selling
After storing/creating the struck car, sell it at the regular strike-car selling location.
4) ATM Cards (gambling/withdraw-like income)
Where to buy
- There’s a new place to buy cards.
- The creator notes you can buy near exotic / lemon / lemonade areas, but for the video he purchases from the new location.
Card payout update
- The cards’ effective payout cap increased:
- Previously around 17K
- Now can win up to ~55K
- The video shows multiple examples of wins.
How to use
- Go to any ATM.
- Insert/remove the card like usual.
- Wait briefly for the red/green win result.
Demonstrated wins (examples)
- First attempt: 14K
- Another attempt: 52K
Cashing out
- Cash out at the new bank.
- The new bank is located in the new west map expansion / new city area (per the video).
Selling Locations (Where to Cash Out Production)
Soda pop selling
- Sell at the large gray “machine buyer/seller” NPC (the big gray figure).
Lemons selling
- Sell lemons at the lemon-selling NPC/guy near the lemon/plant system area.
- Lemon products come from the plant pots / lemon plant.
- Soda products come from the soda machine.
Key Tips / Strategies Summarized
- Run production in a crib with fewer windows and safer angles.
- Do not place machines in safe zones.
- Plan materials:
- Soda = sugar + fizzy water
- Lemon = seeds only
- Expect that soda machine sounds attract attention.
- Use ATMs across the city and cash out at the new bank.
- For striking cars: Swiss screw first → break window → strike pad while entering → choose car name.
Gamers / Sources Featured
- Rollax group / Discord (creator asks viewers to join)
- Discord / Roblox group (mentioned as community sources)
- No clearly identified named gamers/creators beyond unclear subtitle references (e.g., “homie” and a “Hobby / what’s his name” mention).