Please read our useful tips on how to successfully participate in are highest unique auction.
  • Early bidding is advisable in order to have a better idea of others users bids.
  • Before you start participating in an auction, it is recommended to carefully study the auction details and familiarize yourself with the terms and conditions.
  • Place your bids with gaps but not too close to the auctions Max Price.
  • Try to place more than one unique bid on the leader board.
  • Keep your eye on your bids position and status on the price scroller and leaderboard, also your competitor's bids.
  • Use the positions of your bids to estimate the value of 1st position.
  • If your bid is knocked out of the auction, try to reposition yourself in order to capture 1st position and win the auction.
  • Once you reach 1st place secure your bid by placing multiple bids below and eliminating competitor's bids in order to secure your position
  • It is recommended to be present when the auctions are close to ending, this way you can bid aggressively or bid tactically to push your unique bids to the top of the rankings and win the auction.
  • If you're new user it is recommended you participate in 'Beginner Auctions' when they are running so you have a better chance of winning your 1st auction and to help familiarize yourself with the highest unique auction.

Auction Rules:

  • The auction closes when the 'Countdown Timer' reaches 00:00:00, The 'Countdown Timer' will start to count down once the 'Bid Quota is close to 0.
  • When an auction closes, the 'Unique bid', nearest to the "Max Price" wins.
  • The lowest bid among 4 ranked bids in the top 10, by the same user, is ruled out.
  • The lowest bid among 10 ranked bids in the top 50, by the same user, is ruled out.

Terms:

  • 'Max Price': The highest bid that can be placed in an auction.
  • 'Bids Quota': The amount of bids set for an auction'
  • 'Countdown timer': Indicates the amount of time left before the auction ends.
  • 'Unique bid': A bid that only one user has placed.
  • 'Non-Unique bid': A bid that was placed by more than one users.
  • 'Highest Unique bid': A 'unique bid' closest to the 'Max price' placed by one user.
  • 'Ruled Out bid': A bid that no longer participates in the auction.