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IPL-Style Cricket Auction
The IPL auction has become the reference point almost every Indian cricket organizer has in mind, even for a modest club or corporate tournament — team purses, marquee player categories, and a room full of tension as prices climb. This hub covers how to run that same format at your own scale, whether that's eight players or eight hundred.
The core IPL mechanics — a starting purse per team, category-based base prices, and live competitive bidding with real-time purse tracking — are fully supported today, and a public display or livestream-ready screen gives your auction the same spectator energy. Where we draw a clear line is around IPL-specific rules like Right to Match cards and auto-bidding for absent owners: both are genuinely on our roadmap, but neither is available in the product today, and we'd rather say so plainly than let you plan around a feature that doesn't exist yet.
Below you'll find the franchise, premier-league, and comparison pages most relevant to running your own IPL-inspired event, along with an honest breakdown of which specific mechanics are ready now.
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Frequently asked questions
- Can I run a full IPL-style auction on this platform today?
- You can run the core mechanics — purses, categories, live bidding, real-time tracking, and a public display — fully today. RTM cards and auto-bidding, two specific IPL mechanics, are on our roadmap and not yet available.
- Do I need a large team count to use an IPL-style format?
- No, the IPL-style format (purses, categories, bidding) scales down comfortably to small leagues — a corporate cricket league or college fest often uses the exact same structure at a much smaller size.
- Will RTM cards be added eventually?
- It's on our roadmap as a frequently requested feature — see the RTM feature page for the current honest status and what a manual workaround looks like in the meantime.
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