FAIR PLAYANTI-SPAMCONTROLLED TIMERREALTIME VALIDATION
Auction rules & fair-play policy
These rules are designed to keep drafts fast, competitive and fair. The server validates bids, controls timing, and prevents spam or stalling.
Quick summary
- •Same user can’t raise again until another user bids.
- •Timer extends only in the final seconds (anti-stall).
- •Bids are validated server-side; invalid bids are rejected.
- •When time ends, highest valid bid wins; otherwise, re-auction.
Tournament-grade protections
Anti-spam lock
After placing a bid, a user must wait for another user to bid before they can raise again.
Timer discipline
Extensions trigger only under a low time threshold to avoid endless auctions.
Server truth
Clients don’t decide winners; server functions validate, settle and broadcast results.
1) Valid bids only
A bid must meet minimum increment requirements and the bidder must have sufficient available budget.
2) Anti-spam bidding
A user cannot place consecutive raises. Another user must bid before the same user can bid again.
3) Controlled timer extensions
To prevent stalling, the timer only extends when bids occur during the final seconds.
4) Winning & settlement
When the timer ends, the highest valid bid wins. Settlement is performed server-side and broadcast to all clients.
5) Unsold players (re-auction)
If no valid bids occur, the player may be marked unsold and can re-enter the auction later depending on tournament settings.
6) Fair play & admin control
Admins control the flow and can enforce tournament rules. Any abuse or exploits may lead to disqualification.
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