We Robbed Every Bank in GTA 5 at the Same Time

We Robbed Every Bank in GTA 5 at the Same Time

If you’ve ever played GTA 5, you already know how fun and wild the game can be. From speeding down highways to planning the perfect heist, GTA 5 gives you endless ways to cause chaos. But one night, my friends and I decided to push it to the limit. We wanted to do something that sounded impossible — rob every single bank in GTA 5 at the same time.

It started as a random joke. We were hanging out online, driving around Los Santos, when one of my friends said, “What if we robbed all the banks at once?” Everyone laughed at first. It sounded insane. But after a few seconds of silence, someone said, “Wait… we could actually try that.” And that was it. The plan was born.

The Plan

We started by listing every bank in the game — from the small Fleeca branches spread around the map to the big one in downtown Los Santos: the Pacific Standard Bank. We realized there were more locations than we remembered, and it wasn’t going to be easy. We would need perfect timing, coordination, and a lot of patience.

There were five of us in total:

• Me – the planner and leader of the group
• Jake – our main driver
• Mia – the hacker
• Sam – explosives expert
• Tony – sniper and lookout

Each person had their own job. Everyone would handle one bank, hit it hard, grab the cash, and escape before the cops could react. The trick was doing it all at the exact same time.

We set up voice chat, tested different getaway routes, and made sure every player knew their role. The idea was simple: once the countdown hit zero, we would all go in. One moment of chaos, everywhere at once.

Getting Ready

Before the big day, we spent hours preparing. We upgraded our weapons, filled our ammo, and made sure every car and bike was armored and ready. Jake practiced driving escape routes again and again. Mia tested hacking on different security systems until she could do it in seconds. Sam checked his explosives, while Tony found perfect sniping spots around the map.

The hardest part was syncing everything. In GTA 5, as soon as one player triggers an alarm, cops appear in every corner of the map. So, we needed to be perfect. We used an actual countdown app on our phones to make sure we all entered the banks at the same exact second.

The Heist Begins

When the time came, everyone was in position. My heart was beating so fast I could hear it in my headset. You could feel the tension in everyone’s voice. There was no backing out now.

“Ready?” I asked.
“Three… two… one… GO!”

And boom — the chaos started.

Each of us ran into our assigned bank. You could hear shouting, alarms, and explosions echoing through voice chat. Jake yelled that he had already taken out two guards. Mia was yelling at her laptop, saying she was 70% through the hack. Sam said, “Vault open!” and I could hear the sirens starting to blare in the distance.

It was pure madness — but it worked. For a few perfect minutes, we had robbed every single bank in Los Santos at the same time.

The Escape

This was where everything went wild. The police came hard and fast. Helicopters, SWAT vans, roadblocks — the whole city lit up with flashing lights. We knew we had to move fast.

Jake picked me up in a black Kuruma, and we drove like maniacs through back alleys and under bridges. Mia made it out through the subway tunnels. Sam escaped by parachuting off a rooftop after blowing up his own getaway car to distract the cops. Tony, our sniper, kept covering us from above until his wanted level finally hit five stars and he had to run too.

We regrouped near the mountains, all of us breathing hard, laughing, and cheering. We did it. Every single one of us had survived, and every single bank was hit.

The Aftermath

When we checked our earnings, it wasn’t even about the money. The satisfaction came from the fact that we actually pulled it off. Something that started as a silly late-night joke had turned into one of the craziest moments we’d ever had in GTA 5.

We took screenshots, saved clips, and even uploaded a short highlight video later. People online couldn’t believe it. Comments were full of “No way!” and “How did you even do that?”

Of course, it wasn’t perfect — a few glitches, a few near-deaths, and a lot of yelling — but that made it even better. It felt real. It felt like a true heist movie moment, but with our own twist.