Have an issue with my 1,000,000 points

You'll need to contact customer support for the Microsoft Rewards program via their redemption page.

i made it to 75 on solo mob of the dead (no glitches) and i had 9578 kills, and the wierd thing is when i died (for real i was out of afterlifes) i had 874,000 points ( not my total score just thats how many points i had when the game said game over), and
i know for a fact that throughout the course of the game i made over 1,000,000 points becuase i died 32 times and had to buy all 4 drinks and least 30 times and to get the main 4 drinks its 9500 points and buying them 30 times 30x9500=285,000 ponits add that
to what i had when i died- 1,159,000points, not even to mentions all the points i spent turning on those traps 3 or 4 times a round starting around round 35 and up to save ammo that would add up to well over 1,,500,000 points BUT for some reason the game stops
calculating your score after 1,000,000 ponits. And i know this for a fact becuase i have played multiple games where i havemade it past 50 and on three in particular i made it to 59, 63, and then 75. and on ALL THREE GAMES i had scored exactly 1,000,000
ponits and theres no way in hell it was just a coincidence. The game must feel 1,000,000 points is more than enough since you can't make more than that.

The only thing i have left to try to prove this is just to make it a little bit farther past 75 and try to score over 1,000,000 and have it on hand ( not total ponits for the whole game but to have that many ponits at once) i have had up to like i said 874,000
but i only wonder if when you have 1 million points to spend at once if it won't just stop adding points until you spend some

1,000,000 update cds = $1,000,000. I'd rather them invest that million back into the console.

MLB2K13 is quite possibly one of the worst reskined/rehashed games of all time. But to answer the OP if you are looking for the 1,000,000 challenge you are a bit late. Considering its May and the game released in March

You couldn't pay me that much to even play a baseball game. Or even watch one for that matter.