The accusations were posted by Headlights, who claimed that four new accounts suddenly appeared near the top of the leaderboard after it refreshed on July 28, 2026. According to the post, each account appeared to have wagered more than $100,000, despite all four allegedly being unranked on Stake. Headlights argued that this did not add up, since Stake accounts with more than $10,000 wagered should display a visible VIP rank.

Headlights said he contacted ItsBraz directly and was initially given four usernames connected to the accounts, but claimed the message was later deleted. When the issue was raised again in Braz’s affiliate Discord, Braz reportedly said his developer may have provided the wrong usernames and also suggested that someone could have been spoofing the leaderboard. Headlights disputed that explanation, claiming the usernames could still be found through the leaderboard’s own player search feature.

The situation took another turn after SchneckyIRL saw the thread and asked Headlights how much he was originally supposed to receive. Schnecky then paid him the full prize amount himself, stepping in after the alleged leaderboard payout dispute gained attention across the gambling community.