List of All Deathmatch Maps

Deathmatches are one of the most popular jobs to do in Grand Theft Auto: Online! Read on to know all the Deathmatch Maps in Grand Theft Auto: Online, as well as the types of deathmatches available, and their rewards.

All Deathmatch Maps

Standard Deathmatch Maps

Team Deathmatch Maps

Vehicle Deathmatch Maps

Rewards Earned in Deathmatch Jobs

Reputation Points (RP)

Reputation Points are accumulated in order to rank up a player's level. The higher the rank of the player, the more perks like vehicles, weapons, and missions are available to the player. Reputation points awarded per job can vary depending on multiple factors like having more players participate in activities, or taking a longer time in doing jobs.

Money

Number of Players

To encourage competition, having more players increases the maximum amount of money awarded to the top players.

Time Spent Doing Jobs

Monetary rewards can also come in different amounts depending on the time spent doing a certain job. The more players spend time doing a job, the more money is rewarded.

How to Host Deathmatch Job

Using the Phone

Players can select Quick Job from their phones in order to start a deathmatch. Invite other players in the game in order to have a full lobby.

Select from the Pause Menu

Step 1	Another way to access deathmatches is through the pause menu.
Step 2	Quick jobs can be accessed through selecting the Online tab in the menu screen.

Accept Job Invites

Other players can also invite you to do certain jobs. When invited, players will receive a text giving you the option of participating. Accept in order to join!

Deathmatch Mechanics

Standard Deathmatch

Simply known as Deathmatch, this game pits all players against each other in combat. Most maps can have up to 6 to 8 players participating at a time. This mode is best played when there aren't many players joining a match.

Team Deathmatch

Team Deathmatch follows the same concept as the standard deathmatch with the difference being that players are grouped into teams of 2 or 3.

Vehicle Deathmatch

Vehicle Deathmatch is similar to the standard deathmatch but players are put in vehicles like tanks, choppers, and jets. At their own risk, players can go out of the vehicle and attack using regular weapons.

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