Play Dirty

Parker and Philly target the racetrack's counting room for a major theft. An employee betrays them, killing one crew member and wounding Philly, while the rest escape with the money. Parker shoots the traitor on the track, bribes the employee's wife, and fleeing with the score.

Zen betrays the crew, firing on them as Parker, wounded, falls into a nearby river while Philly and the others are shot. The heist collapses into chaos as alliances fracture and pursuit begins.

Parker recuperates at a motel while Grace, Philly's widow, becomes the center of his new mission. He promises to avenge Philly and the others, signaling a shift from simple theft to personal vendetta. The vow sets Parker on a path to confront Zen and the Outfit.

With Grofield's help, Parker locates Zen's associate Reggie. Reggie reveals Zen's past as a member of a death squad in her homeland. Zen's mercenaries kill Reggie and his driver, and Parker forces the surviving gunman to guide him to Zen.

Parker learns Zen used the racetrack score to fund a new operation: stealing treasure from a shipwreck that De La Paz will display at the UN. The revelation ties Zen’s motives to a larger political scheme. The Outfit becomes a looming threat as Parker digs deeper.

Parker and Grofield meet Zen and her circle, led by Colonel Ortiz. They agree to seize the UN treasure after Lozini's Outfit steals it, turning the plan into a joint pursuit. The coalition mixes thieves with mercenaries under a shared, if uneasy, purpose.

Married thieves Ed and Brenda Mackey and getaway driver Stan Devers are recruited to the crew. The Outfit plans to transport the treasure by an automated garbage train, which Parker's team will derail. Loyalties strain as the roster expands for the UN raid.

Disguised as MTA workers, Ed and Brenda subdue the inside man and hijack the train's switchboard. Stan crashes the getaway truck, and Grofield shoots the failsafe brake, derailing the train. Parker, Zen, and Grofield discover the containers have been swapped for rocks and improvise quickly.

After the derailment, the crew realizes the containers are rocks instead of treasure. Stan is wounded, and they flee in a stolen police car. Mistrust grows as the plan unravels and the team scrambles to salvage something of their haul.

Grofield disguises himself as a suicidal jumper to lure Kincaid's bodyguard onto the roof, where he is killed. Parker and Grofield question Kincaid, whose girlfriend reveals the figurehead is being sold to Phineas Paul. The heist pivots toward recovering the real artifact.

Parker abducts Phineas Paul, shooting Mark Cuban in the process, and learns the figurehead is inside a secure facility in Green Brook Township, New Jersey. The plan shifts to a direct grab of the real artifact, heightening the stakes for everyone involved.

Phineas escapes from an inebriated Stan and warns Lozini, who arrives at the facility as Parker's crew drives off with the figurehead. Lozini quickly faces a revelation: the figurehead in their possession is a replica, sowing confusion and doubt about loyalties and outcomes.

The time-lock on the real vault opens, and Parker destroys the genuine figurehead with explosives rather than risk it falling into the wrong hands. Lozini and his guards are slain, and De La Paz's guards slaughter the Outfit. Parker makes an escape amid the ensuing chaos.

Parker confronts Zen, who offers a simpler life in her homeland, but he kills her to avenge Philly and the others. Phineas and De La Paz's crimes go public, Ortiz is named president, and Parker and Grofield return to crime, delivering a share of jewels to Grace before resuming their old ways.