Cricket Auction Pro
Available— Core module — purse and remaining balance per team.
Team Wallet & Purse Balance Tracking
Each team is set up with a starting purse — in points or rupees — and the platform keeps a running "remaining balance" that drops the instant a player is sold to that team. Team owners can see their own wallet shrink in real time instead of doing mental math or waiting for someone to update a shared sheet.
Why organizers use this
- Starting purse is configured once per auction and applies consistently
- Remaining balance updates the moment a sale is finalized, not after the auction
- Prevents a team from bidding past what they can actually afford
- Owners and the room can both see the same number — no private tallying
- Purse history ties back to exactly which player caused each deduction
Typical use cases
- A franchise-style league where 8 team owners each start with an equal budget
- A points-based college auction where 'purse' is a mock currency, not real money
- A tournament where a few teams get a slightly larger purse due to prior season standing
Frequently asked questions
- Can teams have different starting purses?
- Yes, purse rules can be set the same for every team or customized per team, depending on how your league structures fairness or seeding.
- What happens if a team runs out of purse before filling a squad?
- The system reflects the real remaining balance, so organizers can see this coming and enforce minimum-squad rules or adjust bidding on the last few lots accordingly.
- Is the wallet visible to spectators?
- Team purse and remaining balance can be shown on the public display, which is popular in leagues where fans enjoy watching a team sweat over its last few lakhs or points.
- Can a sale be reversed if there's a mistake?
- Within the undo window right after a bid, yes. Once a sale is finalized, it stands as part of the official results and purse ledger.
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