Choose a build by court, role, and matchup
Five sourced community setups are available below. Each guide explains where the build fits, the attributes spoken in the source, its badge priorities, and the trade-offs you accept. These are stress-test builds pending a current-version builder check—not official meta rankings.
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Start with verified essentials
1v1
6'6 ISO guard
2v2
PG, PF, or center
3v3
PG, lockdown, or PF
Published setups
5
Modes covered
1v1 · 2v2 · 3v3
Evidence
Community source
Build directory
Start with the mode you play and the job your team needs. Open a guide for the complete spoken attributes, badge loadout, source timestamp, and unresolved values.
Point guard
Fast primary handler for creating shots and moving the ball on the 2s and 3s courts. Do not use this small guard for 1v1.
6'2 · 6'2 wingspan · 160
ISO guard
A taller two-way guard created through SF to handle slashers and post scorers while retaining mid-range and dunk pressure.
6'6 · 6'6 wingspan · 200
Lockdown shooting guard
On-ball defender for chasing guards and navigating screens, with enough shooting to space from the corner.
6'8 · 7'2 wingspan · 180
Power forward
The more mobile big: set screens, pop or slip, pass after rebounds, and defend both the paint and switches.
6'9 · 7'3 wingspan · 260
Center
A slower interior specialist with 93 Standing Dunk and 99 Rebound. The source recommends it strictly for the 2s court.
6'10 · 7'3 wingspan · 245
Before you use a character slot
How to choose between the five setups and interpret their verification status.
Check the controls before testing a build
A good allocation still depends on knowing the shot, pass, dunk, dribble, and defensive inputs for your platform.