Card sales become live multiplayer auctions.
TCG Pot turns collectible card sales into live multiplayer auctions.
A timed ticket auction. Last buyer takes the card.
Buyers purchase tickets to take the lead. Every ticket adds 30 seconds to the clock.
Seller locks the card
A seller locks a card into a timed ticket auction instead of waiting for one direct marketplace buyer.
Tickets take the lead
Buyers purchase tickets to take the lead, and every ticket adds 30 seconds to the clock.
Demand keeps it alive
Each buy pushes the deadline out. When demand stops and the timer hits zero, the auction ends.
Last ticket wins
The last confirmed ticket buyer wins the escrowed graded card.
Verified. Graded. Ready to win.
Every featured prize starts as a real graded trading card. You see the card, grade, and collection before you enter, so the game is about timing, not mystery.
Not winner-take-all. Every ticket feeds the game.
Even non-winners can earn.
In a normal auction, everyone except the winner walks away with nothing. Here, every ticket extends the clock, builds demand, and funds a reward pool for ticket buyers.
Sellers turn a listing into a live market.
Instead of waiting for one buyer to clear the full ask, sellers escrow the card and let many collectors create visible demand through tickets.
Buyers get an affordable shot. With upside even when they miss.
Chasing a grail usually means paying the full price or missing out completely. Tickets give buyers a lower entry point, plus exposure to rewards funded by auction activity.
Cards on the line. Right now.
Each live auction is one verified card, one countdown, and ticket buys that add 30 seconds while changing the current leader.
Check back soon or launch the first card game.
Questions you should be asking.
Watch, join, and share
the sale.
Each sale becomes a live game: sellers get attention, buyers get a shot at valuable cards, and the room decides when the timer finally stops.