Cricket Auction Pro
Available— Core module — unsold queue with optional re-auction.
Unsold Player Handling & Re-Auction
Not every player gets a bid on the first pass, and that's normal — the platform marks them unsold instead of forcing a sale, and keeps a running unsold list visible to the room. Organizers decide upfront whether unsold players get queued for a re-auction round once the main pool is exhausted, which is common in tournaments trying to fill every squad slot.
Why organizers use this
- Unsold decisions don't block the auction — the next lot comes up immediately
- A visible unsold list helps teams plan for a possible second round
- Re-auction policy is configured once, before the event starts
- Unsold players still appear in final results and exports for transparency
Typical use cases
- A district tournament where lower-profile players often go unsold on the first pass
- A league that runs a deliberate second round to fill minimum squad requirements
- An academy auction where the committee wants a public record of who wasn't picked
Frequently asked questions
- Can unsold players be re-auctioned in the same event?
- Yes, if you enable that unsold policy — the platform queues them for a later round rather than requiring a separate event.
- Does an unsold player affect team purse?
- No, purse is only deducted on a confirmed sale, so an unsold lot has no financial impact on any team.
- Is the unsold list visible to spectators?
- It can be, alongside the sold results, giving a complete public picture of how the auction played out.
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