# 9.1 Market: Players

### Player Trading

* Listing a player becomes available when your **Office reaches level 5**.
* **Listing for Sale.** Every sale is an auction. To list a player, set a starting price: 100–150% of the algorithmic base price. 

  * When a player's price reaches 150% of the base value, Gem auctions begin, with a bid increment of 1 Gem (paid on top of LAZY). 
  * There is 20% Gems fee, but we **only collect every 5th Gem.** \
    Example: +0–4 Gems → 0 fee; +5–9 → 1 Gem fee; +10–14 → 2 Gems fee; etc.
  * Auction duration is 24 hours; any late bid adds 5 minutes to the auction time.

  <figure><img src="/files/36Tp5oZcZsn8C1G3O8yj" alt="" width="375"><figcaption><p>Process of listing a player in Market</p></figcaption></figure>
* **Viewing Bids.** Track active bids on any player in real-time via the “View bids” section on the market.

<figure><img src="/files/pwy0XE4srTbnK5qNwIZ5" alt="" width="563"><figcaption><p>Viewing bids on a specific player</p></figcaption></figure>

* **Transaction History.** Find a full record of your market activity in the “History” tab.

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### Filtering and Search&#x20;

**Skill filters.** Filter players by specific skills, age, position, or other traits. For example, search for a central forward with Shooting above 100.

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### Managing Offers and Bids

* **My Bids & Offers.** The “My Bids” and “My Asks” tabs let you keep track of your own bids and the offers you’ve made for other players.
* **Transaction Status.** In the history section, each deal is marked as completed, failed, or in progress.


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