Who it's for · Colleges and fests
Run the auction at your college fest
At a fest the auction is the event — a packed auditorium, a projector and a hundred phones. Register students by sport and role, let hostels or clubs bid for their squads, and stream the whole thing if you want.
What this kind of league needs
Esports and BGMI, not just cricket
The same fest can run a cricket auction, a Valorant-style esports roster auction and a BGMI squad auction — each with its own roles and its own standings, including battle royale lobbies scored by placement and kills.
Made for a projector and a stream
The auction board goes on the auditorium screen, and the public spectator page can go on a stream. Anyone with the link watches live without signing in.
Hand the gavel to the host
Appoint the fest's host as auctioneer: they call the players and mark each sale from the auction controls, without being given the rest of the organizer's access.
A season, start to finish
- Open registration per sport and share the link on the fest's social pages.
- Hostels, clubs or year groups become team owners with a budget each.
- Run the auction on stage, with the board projected and the spectator link streamed.
- Publish fixtures for the fest days and let the table and results follow.
The sports these leagues play
Each sport registers players in its own roles and keeps its own table.
Questions organizers ask
Can we run a BGMI or esports auction at our fest?
Yes. Esports rosters are scored by maps and rounds, and battle royale squads play lobbies scored by placement plus kills.
Can the auction be streamed?
Yes. The public spectator page shows the live board to anyone with the link, which is made to go on a stream.
Can students register without making an account first?
They sign in with a one-time code to their email or phone when they register — there is no password to create.
Step-by-step guides: setting up a season, running the registration desk and recording the money.