For Nordeus

[Ann Shevchenko]

Greetings. How a player could win the auction at a rate of 1.3 million, if he has only 1.2 million? That's why I started bidding, because he had no money. Lost all tokens!

[fadhul17]

His money will be minus.

[cracicot]

because you can go into debt and have 7 days to repay before the game sells his best players.

You might want to read more of the rules and FAQ here before you continue...good luck

[Ann Shevchenko]

Какой в пизду минус?! Разрабы недоделанные...

П.С. русские не читают ФАКи. не царское это дело...

[reddeviljohn]

As I understand it you must have enough money to cover initial bid but not total auction selling price and that is when you have 7 days to pay back.

[-NMR-]

Какой в пизду минус?! Разрабы недоделанные...

П.С. русские не читают ФАКи. не царское это дело...

Ouais ok super. Mais si tout le monde écrit dans sa langue on va pas y arriver hein ! Un peu d'effort fera pas de mal !

[HaHaSa]

but everytime when i bid more than i got money, T11 tells me "not enough money" go and buy from bank. even if it is only for 1k

[PricopGeorgeCătălin]

Please use english on forum.

[cracicot]

As I understand it you must have enough money to cover initial bid but not total auction selling price and that is when you have 7 days to pay back.

Well I just confirmed today that you have to have at least 90% of the players worth to create an initial bid. i had once thought it was 75% but just tested it today as there was a player I wanted but was 100K short of the players worth. I was prepared to go into debt for him but I knew I would get it back when I sold the replacement.

[Narf]

Well I just confirmed today that you have to have at least 90% of the players worth to create an initial bid. i had once thought it was 75% but just tested it today as there was a player I wanted but was 100K short of the players worth. I was prepared to go into debt for him but I knew I would get it back when I sold the replacement.

Not necessarily - there's a minimum value that the seller sets on the player being auctioned. It is always lower than his actual value, but may be anywhere between 75% and 90% (just a guess, based on my observations) of the player's value. HOWEVER, with every bid even in the initial round - that price goes higher and higher, so it's quite possible that you would need more than his value in some cases.