How Much GP Per Hour Does Osrs Thieving Leveling Make?

2025-11-04 11:37:01
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I tend to think of thieving GP as three buckets: almost-no-GP XP routes, modest stall income, and seed/loot routes that actually pay. Low-level stalls and pickpockets might yield 0–100k gp/hour. Mid-tier stall runs are closer to 100–300k gp/hour. The big money for most players comes from pickpocketing higher-tier NPCs or doing specialized activities (like master farmers for seeds), which often sits between 200–500k gp/hour depending on market prices and RNG. Blackjacking: great XP, poor GP. So if I want cash I’ll farm seeds or run optimized stall routes — that’s what’s helped me top up the bank faster.
2025-11-05 05:06:43
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Owen
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My casual take: thieving’s not the most consistent money-maker unless you lean into specific methods. For chill, AFK-ish play you’ll get 50–200k gp/hour from stalls and low-tier pickpocketing. If you go after higher-tier targets (seed farmers, high-value stalls) you can commonly hit 200–500k gp/hour — sometimes more when the market’s kind or RNG blesses you. Blackjacking? Fantastic XP, almost no GP, so treat it separately.

A practical tip I use is to track a couple of runs (like an hour of master farmer pickpocketing and an hour of stalls) to get a personal baseline — community averages are helpful, but your routes, time spent banking, and the current seed/herb prices will be the real determinant. Either way, it’s fun watching small profits add up while you level, and that’s kept me grinding for ages.
2025-11-05 09:02:15
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Quinn
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I’ll keep this punchy: thieving GP/hour is all about method and level. If you’re doing basic pickpocketing of low-level NPCs and low-tier stalls, assume under 100k gp/hour unless you’re getting tons of lucky gem drops. When you can farm stalls like silk/tea/fruit or target better NPCs (master farmers in particular), you’re looking at roughly 200–500k gp/hour on average. That big range comes down to whether you’re mainly getting high-value seeds/herbs or just stacking low-value seeds.

Pyramid Plunder and certain minigames can be surprisingly lucrative if you’re fast and get good RNG, with many players reporting 250–400k gp/hour in steady runs. Blackjacking gives excellent XP but almost no GP; treat that as pay-to-level, not income. Market swings matter: a day when herb seeds spike will make master farmer pickpocketing a lot more profitable. Personally, I switch methods depending on whether I want money, XP, or a relaxed AFK session — flexibility is the secret to steady profit.
2025-11-06 14:33:34
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Charlotte
Charlotte
Lecture favorite: The Dragon Prince's Thief
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Numbers first, then nuance: if you’re stealing from stalls and living off random junk, expect roughly 50–200k gp/hour. If you can reliably harvest seeds from master farmers or nab higher-tier drops, your practical GP/hour moves into the 200–500k range for many players. Minigames and optimised runs (like fast Pyramid Plunder runs at high levels) can push steadier incomes of 250–400k/hour.

Why the spread? Two big reasons: RNG (seeds, gems, and big drops) and the Grand Exchange — prices swing, so what was 400k/hr in seeds last week could be 250k/hr this week. Also consider efficiency: each minute you spend running between stalls or banking eats GP potential. Personally, I mix in money-focused sessions with pure XP sessions (blackjacking or pickpocket XP) to keep things interesting and profitable.
2025-11-07 22:48:01
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Maxwell
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Lecture favorite: Stealing from the Mafia
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I get a lot of questions about GP rates, so here's a practical breakdown from my own experience and what I've seen in the community.

At very low levels (20–50 Thieving) you’re mostly stealing stalls and pickpocketing NPCs that don’t drop much tradable loot. Expect something like 0–80k gp/hour if you sell random junk and the odd gem. Once you hit about 50–70 Thieving and start hitting silk, fur, and food stalls more reliably, that climbs to roughly 100–250k gp/hour depending on how many stalls you can run per hour and current market prices.

Once you reach mid-to-high levels and can reliably pickpocket Master Farmers or run certain stalls/minigames, GP/hour becomes much better. Picking Master Farmers for seeds often averages around 200–500k gp/hour for many players — the range is wide because it depends heavily on RNG and seed prices. Pyramid Plunder and similar activities can push you into the 200–400k/hour neighborhood if you’re efficient, and the absolute high end (rare loot, elite seed streaks, or very optimized stall routes) might nudge 600k–1M gp/hour but that’s not typical. Blackjacking is incredible for XP but barely a GP-maker; treat it as an XP lane with almost negligible cash. My takeaway: Thieving is usually an XP-first skill with decent side profit once you reach higher tiers, so plan around what you value more — cash or levels — and enjoy the ride.
2025-11-09 00:54:36
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