A 6'9" point guard offers an exciting combination of strength, size and speed that can be highly effective in NBA 2K23 games. With an extensive reach and court vision, this build can be used to drive to the basket, shoot from the outside and play aggressive defense. In this article, we'll explore NBA 2K23 and how a 6'9" point guard can be used to maximize their potential on the court.

• Maximizing Your Six Nine Build With Badges
• Practising Passing for the Real Game
• Creating Space with Dribbling
• Taking Advantage of Vertical Shots and Basic Dribble Moves
• When to Dunk and When to Settle for a Two-Point Shot?
• Staying Ahead of the Game Situation

You'll learn tips and strategies to make the most of their size and strength, create space, and make the most of their height. 

Maximizing Your Six Nine Build With Badges

Firstly, it is essential to note the badges you should be running on your 6'9". You should have limitless at tier two and slithery at tier one. You don't need to max out the build by increasing the steel attribute, as you can already get steals with the current setup. It would help if you also had all the shooting badges you need for maximum shooting power.

Practising Passing for the Real Game

Once the badges are set up, you should practice on the "J Cole Court" as if you're playing the real game. This is to help you get a feel for the game and practice your passing. When it comes to passing, it is essential to know where to pass, as the perfect place to pass can be the difference between a successful play and a turnover.

Creating Space with Dribbling

When it comes to dribbling, you should be comfortable dribbling in front of the defender. This ensures you can create space, even when the defense is in your face. Additionally, you should be able to read the defence and know when to drive or pass. If the defence is helping, you should look to pass; if they are playing off, you should look to drive.

Taking Advantage of Vertical Shots and Basic Dribble Moves

It would be best to take advantage of the vertical shots available as a big guard when it comes to shooting. These shots are often wide open, as the defender's jump will be too late to contest the shot. Additionally, you should be aware of the primary dribble move, as this can be used to create space for a three-point shot.

When to Dunk and When to Settle for a Two-Point Shot?

In addition to shooting and dribbling, you should know when to dunk and settle for a two-point shot. If the defence is collapsed and there are multiple defenders in the paint, you should look to pay for a two-point shot, as dunking on multiple defenders is difficult.

Staying Ahead of the Game Situation

Finally, you should always be aware of the game situation. If you're up by one possession, you should focus on getting the win rather than trying to do too much. This means settling for an easy two-point shot rather than trying to force a dunk.

Conclusion:

Following the steps outlined above, you should be able to use a 6'9" point guard to its fullest potential. With practice and dedication, you should be able to master the build and become a top-level player in the 2K community.