I think it’s fair to say that we all like free rewards, right? Well, in many NBA 2K games over the years there has been a feature called the “Daily Spin” that nets you random rewards. It could be VC, free clothes, boosts, and you can collect these every day.
At first it was a wheel you could spin but things have changed for the most part. We’ve gotten rewards from signs, treasure chests, and even statues. No matter how we get them, we’re always bound to get a rotation of some of the same stuff, which is nice considering VC is in that rotation.
There have been other things too like basketballs, watches, and more. And, if you’re lucky, you can score a jackpot of VC that can be anywhere from 5,000 to 100,000 if you’re super lucky. With all of that being said, it’s not always clear where you need to go to get your Daily Reward.
Well, if you’re playing on current-gen platforms, you need to first join an Affiliation. Both the ELITE and RISE affiliations return for a second year, and you need to decide which one to rep. Once you choose your squad, you’ll now have access to the Daily Rewards sign that’s right outside and inside of your Affiliation’s Park.
As you earn REP throughout your basketball adventures in The City, you’ll unlock the ability to get greater rewards during your Daily Spins. So grind, rep up, and be well rewarded. The nice thing is that you can earn REP in a place like The Theater too, so if you don’t always like waiting for spots at The Park you can grind at The Theater or The Rec for that matter as well.
As for you old-gen hoopers, the Daily Spin is located in the Galleria where you’ll see an Allen Iverson statue. Go over there and you’ll see a prompt. Press the corresponding button and boom, there’s your freebie. If you get free VC on both old and new gen, then they will stack, which is nice so keep that in mind.
Colin Mieczkowski has been a writer for Operation Sports for a bit now and loves golf and basketball games. In addition, he's really been bewitched by the Steam Deck and has been looking for any and all ways to play sports games on Steam's portable device. When he's not playing PGA Tour 2K, NBA 2K, or EA Sports PGA Tour, you can find him watching plenty of sports on TV.
