Seven days before Rockstar’s planned Netflix Extended Look at GTA 6, the anonymous leaker operating under the name Cyberleek has released another gameplay clip. The seventh video, roughly two minutes long, shows protagonist Jason Duval robbing two gas stations, crashing a sports car in slow motion, and walking through the doors of a strip club — the last of which won’t be shown fully until a cryptocurrency promotion condition is met.
The clip, originally posted to the Gaming Leaks and Rumors subreddit before being taken down, has circulated widely in compressed form. Rockstar has not commented on its authenticity, and Take-Two continues its legal efforts to identify and stop the source.
What the Seventh Clip Shows
Jason begins the clip in a Truffade Thrax — GTA 6’s equivalent of a Bugatti — with a two-star wanted level and a vehicle engine at roughly 40 to 45 percent health. He pulls into a gas station where a services interface appears, offering the option to refuel or repair.
He then robs the station — jumping the counter, assaulting the attendant, emptying the register, and drawing an immediate police response. He repeats the sequence at a second gas station shortly after. The clip shows him earning roughly $1,300 to $1,500 per robbery, which observers have noted is structurally similar to how small-scale crime worked in GTA 5 — quick, repeatable, low-risk compared to larger heists.
The vehicle damage model draws attention throughout. After a high-speed collision with a truck, the game cuts to a slow-motion sequence that shows debris, panel deformation, and the camera returning to real time. The clip ends with Jason approaching the Delights Cabaret — a strip club in the game’s Port Gelhorn area — walking through the double doors and reaching the entrance hallway before the footage cuts.
Economy Numbers — With a Caveat
The clip shows specific in-game prices for the first time anyone has seen GTA 6 economy figures: $32 to refuel the car, and $2,429 to repair it. Both figures come from leaked footage of an old build and have not been confirmed by Rockstar in any form.
Note: The prices visible in the leaked footage — $32 to refuel, $2,429 to repair — come from an unverified old build. Rockstar has published no GTA 6 economy figures. Treat them as evidence a pricing system exists, not as final numbers.
With that caveat in place: the interface shows that cars in GTA 6 will require fuel and can be repaired at service points, with costs attached to both. Whether those specific figures survive into the final game is unknown.
The Strip Club Is Gated Behind a Cryptocurrency
The Delights Cabaret footage cuts deliberately. A watermark on the video states that strip club gameplay will be released when the Cyberleek token — a cryptocurrency linked to the leaker — reaches a $3 million market capitalisation. At the time of the clip’s release, the token was reported at roughly $1.1 million.
The operation has been growing in scope. The leaker has reportedly been selling advertising space, with a $165,000 fee attached to an initial meeting. Alongside the cryptocurrency promotion and paid polls used in earlier clips, the whole structure reads less like whistleblowing and more like a revenue-generating operation built around stolen footage.
Legal Action and the August 27 Showcase
Take-Two has obtained court approval for DMCA subpoenas directed at Microsoft and Discord in its effort to identify Cyberleek. According to Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier, the FBI is reportedly involved, though Rockstar still hasn’t identified who is behind the leaks or how they obtained the footage.
The timing of this seventh clip sits awkwardly one week before Rockstar’s own scheduled Netflix Extended Look on 27 August. That event will give Rockstar its first opportunity to show GTA 6 gameplay on its own terms, under its own framing. Whether the steady drip of leaked footage has heightened anticipation for that showcase, or simply cluttered the conversation with speculation about prices in old builds and strip club tease timers, is a question the industry is watching closely. GTA 6 itself remains on course for 19 November 2026.
