Run an esports player auction for your tournament
Build rosters the way franchise leagues do: players register by role, team owners bid live for their line-up, and the standings follow every map.
What a esports auction needs
Roles a roster actually needs
Players register as in-game leader, entry fragger, anchor or sniper, and the role is on their auction card, so a roster gets an IGL on purpose, not by accident.
Maps and rounds, not goals
Enter maps and rounds after each match. A win is 3 points and a tie 1, and teams level on points are separated by map difference, then round difference.
Stream-ready
The auction board and the public spectator page are made to go on a stream, and anyone with the link can watch without signing in.
The registration form speaks your sport
Players choose from these when they register, and it shows on their card in the auction.
- Roles
- In-game leader
- Entry fragger
- Anchor
- Sniper
The table keeps itself
Each match earns 3 for a win, 1 for a tie or no result. Teams level on points are separated by map difference, then round difference.
You enter maps and rounds after each match; the standings, the public season page and every roster'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
Is this for team titles like Valorant or CS?
Yes — for match formats where two rosters play maps and rounds. For battle royale lobbies there is a separate format.
How are the standings sorted?
By points (3 for a win, 1 for a tie), then map difference, then round difference.
Can we auction in points rather than money?
Yes. A points auction gives each team a budget in points.
Step-by-step guides: setting up a season, importing a Google Form, preparing the auction and running the room.