Fans wondering if Bill Bevilaqua (played by Frank Grillo) is Team Dwight or Team Ray after the Tulsa King Season 4 premiere are asking the wrong question, claims Grillo. In an interview with Decider, the Peacemaker actor confirmed that his character only plays for his own benefit:"Team Bill. He’s an opportunist, period. He does what he has to do."Paramount+'s beloved action-crime series has returned with another season. The Tulsa King Season 4 premiere was a brutal hour for Dwight 'The General' Manfredi (played by Sylvester Stallone), which concluded with a plane crash that likely claimed Margaret and Cal Thresher's lives. While the truth about the shocking deaths and Dwight's mysterious new enemy (thanks to Tyson) in the Tulsa King Season 4 premiere will eventually come to light in upcoming episodes, Grillo teased that Bill Bevilaqua’s double game might be one of the biggest surprises of the season and increase the stakes for The General.The Tulsa King Season 4 premiere sets the stage for Bill Bevilaqua’s double game View this post on Instagram Instagram PostFrank Grillo's character has certainly evolved in Tulsa King. From a high-ranking mafia boss who initially clashed with Dwight over control in Tulsa to eventually working out a profit-sharing agreement with the General, Bill's relationship with Dwight has come a long way. Still, seasoned fans know better than to trust Bill after his double game in the Tulsa King Season 4 premiere.In Tulsa King Season 3, Agent Musso captured Bill to prevent him from interfering with Dwight's double-dealing with the feds. The latest season confirmed that the Kansas mob boss suspected Dwight for his capture by the Feds. Bill immediately sensed an opportunity to take advantage in the ongoing feud between Dwight and Ray and offered the same warning to both parties:"Be careful. I wouldn’t trust that pr*ck to water my cactus."While Bill led Dwight and Ray to believe he was loyal to them in Tulsa King Season 4, he is secretly playing both sides and turning them against each other to serve his own interests. Amid Margaret's uncertain fate, the arrival of new enemies and Dwight's vision to make his empire legit, Bill's double game is shaping up to be one of the most underrated threats, which could create problems for The General.Frank Grillo teases Bill will 'manage the chessboard' in Tulsa King Season 4A still from Season 4 (Image via Instagram/tulsaking)After labeling Bill an 'opportunist' in Tulsa King Season 4, Grillo teased that his character will manage the proverbial 'chessboard' in the latest season:"For him, it’s triangulation. It’s what people often do. Your enemy is my friend, right? It’s like Bill is managing the chessboard that Dwight and Bill are playing on. That’s what he’s doing. Bill has no allegiance to either one of them, but he could use each of them against the other. He’s eager to see how it plays out before he decides who his true ally is."Beyond Bill's volatile double game, Dwight made a deal with Ray about the expansion of the Montague whisky nationwide. The General promised a share of profits to Ray, in exchange for distribution rights in Ray's territories in the Northeast. While Ray agreed to the deal on the condition that one of his representatives would oversee the operation in Tulsa, Bill could use this to his own advantage.Discussing Bill's journey in Tulsa King Season 4, Frank Grillo teased an increased involvement:"I can tease that the stakes are higher than ever before. There’s a level of involvement from Bill this season that I don’t think we’ve seen in the past. It gets really intense."The Tulsa King Season 4 premiere proved that Dwight can't catch a break. After burning Jeremiah Dunmire to death in the Season 3 finale, Dwight had seemingly gained a new enemy and Bill is ready to switch sides at any moment, hinting that The General needs to stay at the top of his game in the latest season.Season 4 of Tulsa King will release weekly episodes every Friday on Paramount+.For the latest scoops on your favorite TV shows and movies, follow SoapCentral.