Put auction night in the group chat.
Make a night
of it.
The barbecue is on. £100m each. Your mate has just paid £15.5m for a player they spent ten minutes calling rubbish. Welcome to auction fantasy football.
Premier League fantasy football. Imaginary money. Personal bragging rights.
The best night of your football season?A player is named. The first hand goes up.
Tap through an example. Real bids are called by your group, in person or on a call.
Less explaining. More being there.
This is the bit
you’ll want to do again.
Thirty seconds around the table.
Sound on for the final knock.
Illustrated auction example. Actual app interface shown with a sample squad. All key information is on screen, so it works without sound.
The standard game. Ready to make your own.
One night builds the teams.
The season settles the arguments.
- 01 / THE PLAN
Get the group together.
Bring your football people. Start with the standard £100m, 13-player format. No need to invent a game from scratch.
- 02 / THE ROOM
Bid. Hold your nerve.
Name a player. Anyone can bid. The highest bid wins, and the price comes out of that manager’s budget.
- 03 / THE SEASON
Make it count.
Fill your 13-player squad. Pick your XI, follow the points and make transfers as the season unfolds.
Already have your own scoring system?
The planned organiser setup starts with Auction League’s standard scoring. Keep it, or adjust point values for your league. Custom scoring is optional, and new league registration is not open yet.
You host the auction in person or on a call. The organiser adds the squads. Auction League gives the season a home.
Real prices. Real decisions.
Someone paid that.
Would you?
There is no price list. A player costs what your room is willing to pay. These were six winning bids in our founding league’s 2025/26 auction.
Same £100m starting budget. Very different ways to spend it.
Mohamed Salah
£44.5mCole Palmer
£38.5mDeclan Rice
£28.5mMason Mount
£1.5mHarry Maguire
£0.5mRecorded Thame Lads League auction prices. Historical examples, not current values or suggested prices. Manager names omitted.
Be the host. Still play the game.
Organise a great night.
Keep your weekends.
Someone brings the group together. That should not make them the league’s full-time scorekeeper.
The part worth doing yourselves.
- Pick a date, a place and an auction caller.
- Call the bids, keep track of sales and fill your squads.
- Make the calls you’ll talk about all season.
A garden, a pub table or a video call. It is your evening.
The work that should be automatic.
- Calculate points and update the league table.
- Record team selections and enforce deadlines.
- Process scheduled sealed bids and show the results.
The organiser gets to follow their own team, too.
What does the organiser still do?
Set up the league, enter the final auction squads and prices, approve agreed manager swaps, and handle exceptions when needed. Managers pick their own teams and submit their own bids. We are building to reduce the organiser’s workload, not pretend it is already zero.
Auction night is only the start
Keep the rivalry.
Lose the spreadsheet.
The players you bought, on your pitch. Your team choices, scores and transfers in one place.

That £15.5m decision?
Now it is a shirt on your pitch.
See your squad in formation. Pick your starting XI and Supersubs before the deadlines. Then watch the football with a very specific interest in who scores.
Every player has one owner at a time. When yours scores, the points belong to your team.
See what happens each week ↓Your XI. Your call.
Choose your starting team before the deadline. Set your Supersubs for each kick-off. Your saved selection is there to check.
Make the calls before the football starts.
“THIS IS MY YEAR”Our auction tradition
Built by the people in the room
We loved auction night.
The admin, less so.
For more than a decade, the Thame Lads League has met before the season to bid, disagree and watch careful plans fall apart. We built Auction League to give that tradition a better home.
It is in live testing with our founding league. We are taking the time to get it right before welcoming more groups.
Fair questions
Before you pitch
the group chat.
What is auction fantasy football?
A season-long Premier League game for your own group. Everyone starts with the same imaginary budget and bids for players. Each player can belong to only one manager at a time. Real performances earn points under your league’s scoring rules.
Do we need to meet in person?
A room is great. A video call works too. You run the auction yourselves, then the organiser enters the final squads and prices into Auction League. The website demo is an example, not an online auction service.
How many people, and how much time?
We are aiming at groups of 8 to 16 for the planned launch. Our founding league has 19 managers. Allow an evening for the auction; the time depends on your group and how long everyone takes to stop talking.
Can I change my squad after the auction?
Yes. Bid privately for unowned players in sealed-bid rounds, or agree a swap with another manager for chairman approval. Squad rules and deadlines still apply. Every player has one owner at a time.
Is the £100m real money?
No. It is an imaginary team budget, not a stake or a prize pot. There are no betting mechanics. Pricing for future leagues is not yet confirmed; an interest email does not commit you to anything.
Can we join now?
We are building and testing Auction League with our founding league. New leagues are planned for 2027/28, subject to readiness. Email Adam to express interest. Public registration is not open yet.
Can we still play FPL?
Of course. Keep your FPL team. This gives your group a different competition, with unique squads and an auction night where everyone gets a chance to bid for every player.
New leagues planned for 2027/28
Who’s hosting
auction night?
Already run an auction? Thinking of your first one? Tell Adam about your group and help shape what comes next.
Opens an email to adam@obsaased.io. An expression of interest, with no commitment. Registration is not open yet.