How to bait this gaming tournament scam?

Hello Mr Pricky! I appreciate your concerns; since you ask, I am using a gaming account that the scammers won't be able to use to find out my name, location, email address, or even what country I am in. I know these scammers sometimes ask to communicate via discord and often cannot complete their scams without doing so, so I'll make sure that the discord account I'm going to use isn't traceable to me before I do this; this scammer and I didn't reach that stage; I think they realized their website was broken and gave up; and this scam in particular doesn't require discord anyway.

I think these scammers are more likely to be from Russia than from Africa where the Black Axe mainly operates; it would be an excellent thing to bait them; scambaiters are always catching scammers from Africa and India; I think catching some European scammers would help show the world that it's not where you're from or what color you are that matters, as there are people from everywhere who do the same bad things. I have what it takes to attract these scammers, which is a lot of money worth of attractive virtual items that can easily be sold for cash, and I'm willing to do whatever I can to help stop these scammers.

I would also like to help change the perception that someone who gets scammed on a gaming platform like Steam is necessarily less of a victim than someone who gets scammed via Email, Facebook, Dating Sites, Instagram, YouTube, or anywhere else where scammers can operate.