There are more ways to score in basketball than just standing threes and contact dunks. Here's how to score from everywhere on the floor.
The bread and butter. Most online points come from 3s. To green consistently:
The most underrated weapon in basketball. Most players online don't guard the mid-range because they expect 3s. A pull-up mid from the elbow or free throw line is almost uncontestable if you know the spots.
Contact dunks are the flashiest, but there are many ways to score inside:
| Move | When to use | Attribute needed |
|---|---|---|
| Contact dunk | Driving with no blocker in position | Driving Dunk 84+ for pro contacts, 92+ for elite |
| Euro step | Avoiding a shot blocker on a drive | Driving Layup 75+ |
| Floater | Driving into the paint against a tall center | Close Shot 70+ |
| Spin layup | When defender is on your hip during a drive | Driving Layup 80+ |
| Hop step | Creating space under the basket for a dunk/layup | Driving Layup 75+ |
| Drop step | Post-up against a smaller player | Post Control 80+ |
If you're a big, post moves are your money makers. The post game in basketball is strong if you know the animations:
A lot of people miss free throws because they don't practice them. In basketball, the green window for free throws is actually wider than jumpshots, but the timing feels different because there's no defender pressure. AI Button Tempo handles free throw timing automatically — just press the button and the script greens it.
