Blind Bid Auction Waivers

How are ties broken if two players bid the same amount for a player?

Thinking about possibly trying this. Some questions:

1. Is there a single round of bidding each week for all players dropped the previous week, or separate 48 hour periods for each dropped player? Subquestions:

1a) If it is a single round for multiple players and I have $50, can I bid $40 on two RBs knowing that I will not get both? When more than one player is up for grabs, what determines who goes first?

1b) If each dropped player generates a separate auction, what happens when a player is dropped less than 48 hours before his game that week?

2. Just to confirm from the message below, a team can bid $0 on a player and get him if nobody else bids? (I think it's a reasonable feature.)

3. Commissioner can adjust the available cash to each team on a week-by-week basis? If so, this is a selling point: I'm thinking something like the following:

--everyone starts with $50 plus $3 for each player that drafted ahead of them in round one of the draft

--each week, every team adds $2 for each team that outscored them that week ($1 for ties), and $10 if they lost ($5 for a tie)

This would give the lowest teams a fair but not overwhelming advantage.

A couple quick questions on this feature.

1. if a teams budget runs out, they can still bid on the player (obviously 0 if they have none left) and then just not get him if someone else bids?

2. say if you bid $12 on a player, and the 2nd highest bids $9, Do you get the player for $10 or are you still paying $12?

Thanks