Auction players for your basketball league
Guards, forwards, centres — register players by position, build five-a-side rosters on auction night, and run a season whose table scores games the way basketball does.
What a basketball auction needs
Guards, forwards, centres
Players register by position and it shows on their auction card, so an owner knows whether the next lot is the centre they still need.
A loss still scores
The table uses the FIBA scheme: 2 points for a win and 1 for a loss, so a team that turns up and loses still moves. Teams level on points are separated by point difference, then points scored.
Built for a small roster
With five on court, every pick shows. The reserve rule refuses any bid that would leave a team unable to complete its minimum squad.
The registration form speaks your sport
Players choose from these when they register, and it shows on their card in the auction.
- Roles
- Guard
- Forward
- Center
The table keeps itself
Each game earns 2 for a win, 1 for a tie or no result, 1 for a loss. Teams level on points are separated by point difference, then points scored.
You enter points after each game; the standings, the public season page and every squad's record update from that one entry.
Auction night, on every screen
Real screens from a practice auction. The same bid reaches the board and every phone at once, and anyone with the link can watch without signing in.
Questions organizers ask
Why does a loss score a point?
That is how FIBA tables work: 2 for a win, 1 for a loss. It rewards teams that play all their games.
How are ties on points broken?
By point difference, then points scored.
Can owners bid from their phones?
Yes. Each owner bids from their own phone in the browser, while the auction board runs on the big screen.
Step-by-step guides: setting up a season, importing a Google Form, preparing the auction and running the room.