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Run a kabaddi auction, raiders to defenders

Build squads the way the pro leagues do — raiders, defenders and all-rounders — in one auction night, then run the season with a table that follows every match on the mat.

What a kabaddi auction needs

  • Raiders, defenders, all-rounders

    Players register in the role they play, and it is on their auction card, so owners bidding for a squad know exactly whether they are buying a raider or a corner.

  • One room, every phone in it

    Owners bid from their own phones while the auction board runs on the big screen, and every screen shows the same bid at the same moment. A dropped phone rejoins where the room is.

  • A table that reads like kabaddi

    A win is 2 points and a tie 1. Teams level on points are separated by score difference, then points scored.

The registration form speaks your sport

Players choose from these when they register, and it shows on their card in the auction.

Roles
  • Raider
  • Defender
  • All-rounder

The table keeps itself

Each match earns 2 for a win, 1 for a tie or no result. Teams level on points are separated by score difference, then points scored.

You enter points after each match; the standings, the public season page and every squad's record update from that one entry.

Auction night, on every screen

The big-screen board of a live auction: money spent, the most expensive player, and each team's remaining purse and squad
The board the room watches.
A team owner's phone during the auction, showing the player on the block, the current bid and the bid button
Each owner bids from their own phone.

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

Can I run a pro-kabaddi-style auction for a local league?

Yes. Give each team a purse and a squad size, set base prices, and run the auction live with owners bidding from their phones.

How are kabaddi results entered?

Enter each team's points after the match. The table awards 2 for a win and 1 for a tie, and separates teams by score difference, then points scored.

Can spectators follow the auction?

Yes. Share the auction's public link and anyone can watch the board live, without signing in.

Step-by-step guides: setting up a season, importing a Google Form, preparing the auction and running the room.