Ruth’s father is released from prison. The approval of a riverboat casino hinges on Wendy’s political acumen. Meanwhile, the Mexican cartel demands reparations from the Snells.

The casino bill hangs in the balance when a mobster threatens its passage, and Marty turns to Buddy for assistance. Meanwhile, Wendy descends to underhanded methods to secure votes. Cade offers Ruth a stark reminder of where she came from.

When Wilkes’s relentless pressure on Senator Blake yielded an unfavorable result, Wendy stepped in to manage the fallout. Rachel was dispatched on a task. Meanwhile, Ruth continued to fight against the predetermined path laid out for her in…

A second bait was cast by the FBI. Charlotte faltered in conversation with Wyatt. Meanwhile, the Byrdes grew increasingly uneasy with Rachel, who skillfully diverted suspicion onto another.

Agent Petty’s disclosure poses a challenge to the allegiances of Marty, Ruth, and the cartel itself. Even as the FBI tightens its grip, the Snells remain resolute in their refusal to destroy their opium crop.

The FBI's search of the Snells' field revealed an unexpected discovery. Agent Petty, adopting a firm approach, questioned Wilkes intently. Meanwhile, the Byrdes grappled with a recent loss.

Consumed by fury, Mason descends into recklessness, directing his anger squarely at the Byrdes. Meanwhile, Ruth strives for her father's approval during a daring theft of boat parts.

Darlene’s impulsiveness consistently leads her astray. Marty attempts to liberate Rachel from Agent Petty’s control. Meanwhile, Jonah assists his mother in persuading Wilkes to maintain his backing.

Marty devised a solution to circumvent the Snells. Charlotte secured legal counsel. Meanwhile, the Byrdes arranged a meeting with the gaming commission, an approval for which came with a significant demand.

Marty orchestrates arrangements in secret, keeping them from Wendy. Darlene relays a message through Jonah. Wyatt discovers the truth regarding his father. Ruth comes to the stark conclusion that Cade must be prevented.