Tyceno, a YouTuber and streamer, was the first person to uncover the fraud 2k22 mt. He convinced gamers to provide them with thousands of dollars in exchange for the promise of thousands of dollars. "I am convinced to believe @StepBackRack is the person behind an enormous illegal pyramid scheme that was uncovered in the NBA 2K community and in which more than $200,000 was stolen from susceptible victims, believing that they could 'flip' their money," Tyceno wrote.

However, it's not clear what the exact circumstances were. Rack or Raangee were involved in the scam or whether their handles were hacked. We have tried to contact the two of them multiple times but to no avail.

Tyceno and other alleged victims discussed with us the way in which "Rack" communicated via voice chat to a variety of young gamers. The terms of service prohibit using the service for illegal purposes, commercial purposes or to gamble money with others. 2K The publisher of NBA 2K hasn't replied to numerous requests for comment.)

Tyceno said Rack sought large amounts of money from users and promised them astronomically high returns that could reach 40%. One player aged 21 informed us that he'd lost $6000 but was supposed to get $11,000 due to the "interest" that he was supposed to earn buy mt nba 2k22. Rack published hundreds of thousands of dollars worth bets and was just trying to brag about how much it cost.