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GTA Online patch notes bring diamonds back to The Diamond Casino heist

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The latest GTA Online patch notes may lure you back for one "last" job at The Diamond Casino, whether you're planning to work for it or nab its vault full of diamonds.

Completing The Diamond Casino Heist finale mission in GTA Online once again has a chance to reward players with an extra-lucrative cache of diamonds; while your crystalline treasure trove isn't guaranteed, you can at least be sure you'll earn a red "The Diamond" classic T-shirt if you finish the finale (with the reward to be distributed after December 2). Meanwhile, taking on Casino Work or Casino Story Missions will pay out double GTA$ and RP.

If you're in more of a PvP kind of mood, you could get even bigger winnings by grabbing triple rewards from the Diamond Adversary Series through November 24, or double rewards from Drop Zone matches. On the LS Car Meet side, you'll earn double rep from participating in sprints (kick them off via your interaction menu) and earn a Vapid Dominator GTT by placing first in an LS Car Meet Series race for three days in a row.

Free stuff aficionados will also be able to fill their plate by picking up a Declasse Bugstars Burrito from Warstock Cache & Carry, pick up the Bravado Banshee Weekend Racer livery, and get the Liberty City Penitentiary overalls by playing GTA Trilogy on the same Social Club account. Don't forget to head back to the casino to take a spin at the Pegassi Zorusso as the latest podium car. Last up, a fresh assortment of vehicles are on sale if you don't mind investing some of your own hard-earned GTA$.

Annis S80RR - 40% off
Progen PR4 - 40% off
Invade and Persuade RC Tank - 40% off
Maxwell Vagrant - 40% off
Karin Everon - 40% off
Western Rampant Rocket - 40% off
Enus Paragon R - 40% off

You can find the full patch notes for this week on Rockstar's official site.

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