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Arena Breakout Infinite Season 7’s TV Station strategy focuses on fast looting, careful positioning, and early extraction. With a roughly 500K–580K kit, players can target valuable loot while avoiding high-risk fights, potentially earning millions per raid and maintaining consistent profits. For players looking to strengthen their in-game funds, they can also buy Arena Breakout: Infinite Koens to support their progression and keep more resources available for future raids.
The Preset Build and Investment
The recommended preset has an equipment value of around 421K, while the complete kit costs approximately 540K. Depending on the time of day and market conditions, the total price can fluctuate between roughly 500K and 580K.
The build should also include a Composite Case or similar secure storage option. The purpose is simple: valuable items can be protected even if the raid ends in death. Losing a 200K–250K portion of the kit is much easier to recover from than losing the entire investment.
Keys are highly useful for this strategy because locked rooms can significantly increase the amount of valuable loot obtained. However, keys are not mandatory. Players without them can still loot the surrounding areas and generate consistent profits.
TV Station Settings and Spawn Strategy
For the raid, select TV Station and enable the appropriate matchmaking and loot settings. Loot priority can make it easier to find teammates because many random players also use it.
A teammate can be helpful because certain free extracts may become available depending on the team situation. However, the primary objective is not to fight alongside the squad. The goal is to loot efficiently and survive.
At the beginning of the raid, identify where other teams are likely to have spawned. Areas such as Directors, General, Kitchen, and Top Donut can become dangerous quickly. Directors, in particular, should generally be avoided when another squad is likely to be there.
Loot Quickly and Avoid Unnecessary Fights
The most important rule is straightforward: do not die for loot.
Move quickly between safe areas and collect everything with meaningful value. Blueprints, ammunition, armor, helmets, magazines, and other useful items can add up surprisingly fast. MP5s should also be checked for their ammunition, as the bullets can provide additional value.
Secure the most valuable items in your protected storage whenever possible. If the raid goes badly, this limits the amount of money lost.
Sound awareness is also essential. If you hear a team approaching, stop looting and reposition immediately. Running away from a fight may feel like giving up potential loot, but surviving with a smaller haul is usually more valuable than losing the entire kit.
Why Early Extraction Matters
The longer a TV Station raid continues, the more unpredictable it becomes. During the first few minutes, teams tend to remain around their original areas. Later, squads begin moving around the map, third-partying fights, and searching for surviving players.
This makes the early part of the raid the easiest period to predict.
If a free extract is available, take advantage of it. A successful run can sometimes be completed in only 5–8 minutes. If there is no free extract, find a relatively safe position and avoid unnecessary movement until extraction becomes possible.
The strategy prioritizes speed over greed. Once enough loot has been collected to make the raid profitable, there is little reason to stay longer.
Profit Potential
The results can vary considerably, but the example raids demonstrate why the strategy is attractive.
One successful run produced around 2.1 million in loot within approximately seven minutes. After accounting for a roughly 550K kit, that represents a substantial profit.
Another raid went badly and resulted in death, but valuable items had already been secured, limiting the effective loss. A later run generated approximately 3.3 million, helped by a valuable red item. Without that red item, the haul was still around 1.8 million.
Across three raids, the total trader value reached roughly 4.6 million, while the three kits would cost approximately 1.5 million if all three were lost. Selling items through the market could potentially increase the final return further.
Final Tips
The TV Station strategy is not guaranteed to succeed every time. Players will encounter aggressive squads, rats, unlucky spawns, and unexpected fights, so the key is to manage risk rather than expecting every raid to produce a huge jackpot. If losses affect your ability to gear up for future runs, having cheap Arena Breakout: Infinite Koens available can help maintain your resources and keep the strategy running.
Use keys when available, prioritize valuable loot, secure expensive items, avoid predictable hotspots, and extract as quickly as practical. Most importantly, do not stay in the raid simply because there is still space in your inventory.
With practice, players can learn common spawn patterns, recognize dangerous rotations, and move through TV Station more efficiently. The combination of fast looting, controlled movement, and loss mitigation makes this a practical Season 7 money-making strategy.
