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Old 09-29-2024, 01:13 AM
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I like Love of the Game Auctions. I often bid in there auctions as they are beginning to grow. I have seen this issue brought up before. In my opinion they need to take a serious look how they close an auction. It’s after 3 am and the auction is still open. It gives the feel of trying to squeeze every penny. After 1 am just have each lot close lot by lot if there is no bid for 15 mins. It’s pretty simple. If you dont have your bid in by 1:15 am then you miss out. This waiting until 3-4am too see if you won or have to raise a bid or make an adjustment somewhere is excessive imo. Just my thoughts.

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Hey there!

Just happened to see this post, so I thought I'd chime in.

It's really a misconception that our auction is open til 3am.

90% of our auction is closed by 1am, and that's a pretty consistent percentage with each auction. At 1am, we close off every lot that has not been receiving bids.

The rest of the auction remains open for as long as bidders feel they want to bid. It's not us keeping those lots open, it's the people bidding on them. Since it's our job as an auction house to give our consignors every possible opportunity for their consignments to do well, we want to make sure that every bidder gets every opportunity to place the bids they want to place, and not to have them get shut out by a clock, or because a lot they were bidding on closed while they were trying to win a different item, or for some other reason.

The reality is that at 3am, there were a couple dozen out of 2100 lots that were still receiving bids. That's a pretty low percentage. We had an auction that was able to close out 90% of the lots by 1am with no issues, and then leave the remaining lots open as bidding dwindled down until there were just a few items receiving bids.

For folks not interested in sitting by their computer to watch the auction, we've got an auto-bid feature that allows you to leave a max bid and walk away (we do not shill our auctions, the auction house or its employees don't bid in the auctions, and we don't have hidden reserves, so you can trust this system). Also, you have the ability to receive outbid notices by text message so that you don't have to constantly refresh a screen all night.

Basically, we try and make it so that there's really no reason for you to stay up all night and watch this auction, unless you're actively bidding on one of the lots that is receiving bids!

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Hey Al. Thanks for the reply. As I said in my original post I like LOTG and most everything you are doing there. I would say I am not alone when I express my concern with the last items closing at almost 3:45 am. There are items after 1 am that are open that are not getting bid for multiple hours but are staying open. Basically all I am saying is if an item is open after 1 am its gets extended for 15 mins. If it gets a bid it gets extended for 15 mins. If it doesn’t get a bid it closes. I won one of your nicer large items today that didnt receive a bid for almost the last 2 hours. Just a concern that I wanted to raise that I have also heard from other bidders. Thanks again for the response and congratulations on the auction you had some amazing lots.
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...It gives the feel of trying to squeeze every penny...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doing that is kind of what a consignor wants from their auction house, isn't it?

And I'm a guy whose bids were almost all on items that didn't close until the very end.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but doing that is kind of what a consignor wants from their auction house, isn't it?

And I'm a guy whose bids were almost all on items that didn't close until the very end.
Another nice benefit of living in California. NJ, not so much.
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I love their closing method. Wish the others would follow suit. Auctions with the "lot by lot" closing method make it impossible to switch over to other lots, if your limit is exceeded on the current item.

The "lot by lot" method is detrimental to consignors too. Lots of money gets left on the table that way. I personally hate that format.
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I like Love of the Game Auctions. I often bid in there auctions as they are beginning to grow. I have seen this issue brought up before. In my opinion they need to take a serious look how they close an auction. It’s after 3 am and the auction is still open. It gives the feel of trying to squeeze every penny. After 1 am just have each lot close lot by lot if there is no bid for 15 mins. It’s pretty simple. If you dont have your bid in by 1:15 am then you miss out. This waiting until 3-4am too see if you won or have to raise a bid or make an adjustment somewhere is excessive imo. Just my thoughts.
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I figured that I would voice my distaste for the method. It just seems odd to me that an item that gets a couple of bid from 9PM to 3AM is still open.

In my case, there is a card that I am leading and then someone bids against my Auto bid at 11PM or so, so that it will not close in the first round and then does not bid again until I am asleep (say 2:30AM).

Now in fairness they did go over my auto-bid, so I probably would not have won, but I am fast asleep at 3AM so even if I want to bid one more increment, I did not.

I also "miss" items on the individual clocks of some auction houses when bidding on many items, but for some reason that bothers me less than the bid against me while I am sleeping.

Anyway, seems like I am in the minority and most seem to like LOTG auction format. I was glad with REA went away from "whole auction at once" and have fully embraced the individual clocks.

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I figured that I would voice my distaste for the method. It just seems odd to me that an item that gets a couple of bid from 9PM to 3AM is still open.

In my case, there is a card that I am leading and then someone bids against my Auto bid at 11PM or so, so that it will not close in the first round and then does not bid again until I am asleep (say 2:30AM).

Now in fairness they did go over my auto-bid, so I probably would not have won, but I am fast asleep at 3AM so even if I want to bid one more increment, I did not.

I also "miss" items on the individual clocks of some auction houses when bidding on many items, but for some reason that bothers me less than the bid against me while I am sleeping.

Anyway, seems like I am in the minority and most seem to like LOTG auction format. I was glad with REA went away from "whole auction at once" and have fully embraced the individual clocks.

Just my take.

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I agree with this of course. And thats my push back a little bit with the way the auction ends. People are saying its great for a Cosignor because it stays open longer. I would argue so many people are asleep which probably limits the chance of any bidding wars. As a cosingnor thats your dream situation. FOMO kicks in. Heat of the moment and a bid war breaks out. That is unlikely if you know an item is going to stay open until 4 am. The goal as a bidder in that situation is to wait until 4 am and take out the persons max bid at the last possible second and hope they are asleep and no chance for a bid war. I will say this again. I think Al does a great job. LOTG is gaining market share and deservedly so. I just think he could tweak how it closes a little bit. Just my opinion.
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I don’t think I could stay up to 3:30 am if Sydney Sweeney was driving over to my house with a bottle of champagne.
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Hey there!

Just happened to see this post, so I thought I'd chime in.

It's really a misconception that our auction is open til 3am.

90% of our auction is closed by 1am, and that's a pretty consistent percentage with each auction. At 1am, we close off every lot that has not been receiving bids.

The rest of the auction remains open for as long as bidders feel they want to bid. It's not us keeping those lots open, it's the people bidding on them. Since it's our job as an auction house to give our consignors every possible opportunity for their consignments to do well, we want to make sure that every bidder gets every opportunity to place the bids they want to place, and not to have them get shut out by a clock, or because a lot they were bidding on closed while they were trying to win a different item, or for some other reason.

The reality is that at 3am, there were a couple dozen out of 2100 lots that were still receiving bids. That's a pretty low percentage. We had an auction that was able to close out 90% of the lots by 1am with no issues, and then leave the remaining lots open as bidding dwindled down until there were just a few items receiving bids.

For folks not interested in sitting by their computer to watch the auction, we've got an auto-bid feature that allows you to leave a max bid and walk away (we do not shill our auctions, the auction house or its employees don't bid in the auctions, and we don't have hidden reserves, so you can trust this system). Also, you have the ability to receive outbid notices by text message so that you don't have to constantly refresh a screen all night.

Basically, we try and make it so that there's really no reason for you to stay up all night and watch this auction, unless you're actively bidding on one of the lots that is receiving bids!

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As a side note for everyone. I have been chatting with Al a little bit and he is one of the most polished and professional people I have met in the hobby. We may disagree a little bit on how an auction should close but he has done extensive research on auction closings and he feels this is the best route for his consignors as a whole so I won't argue with that. I love what he has done at LOTG, he is one of the good guys and I can't wait to see what his next auction brings.

PS. I picked up a very nice item in his most recent auction and I can't wait to show the group in the coming days.
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I don’t think I could stay up to 3:30 am if Sydney Sweeney was driving over to my house with a bottle of champagne.
I definitely could.

Another reason I don't care for the entire or partial auction closing late night is that even if I'm comfortable using max bids, I personally don't sleep well not knowing if I won an item or not, especially on something rare and/or expensive.
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The main issue seems to be the late night finish, so why not start extended bidding at noon instead of at 9 pm?
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I definitely could.

Another reason I don't care for the entire or partial auction closing late night is that even if I'm comfortable using max bids, I personally don't sleep well not knowing if I won an item or not, especially on something rare and/or expensive.
I love the Hunt live auction format.
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I love the Hunt live auction format.
It's great, provided you don't have bad cell reception and/or need to work in the middle of the day.
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Remind me what it is, please.
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Remind me what it is, please.
Live auction. Bid on line. One item at a time. Going, going …… sold. Old school.
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Live auction. Bid on line. One item at a time. Going, going …… sold. Old school.
I love that too - it’s a rush to bid on something in that way - but it’s in the middle of the day.

I am much more likely to be free to bid on something at 1:00 AM than I would be at 1:00 PM.
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I enjoy Hunt when I am able to be on at that time. But I haven't always been able to, and I've had issues with the login during auction time. (Have occasionally had such issues with other live auctions as well. Sucks when it happens)
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The main issue seems to be the late night finish, so why not start extended bidding at noon instead of at 9 pm?
Right. Or, if the working theory is that the longer the auction stays open, the more bids, why not just close all the lots at a reasonable time but run the auction one day longer?

I disagree that running auctions into the wee hours maximizes bids. High hammer prices result from two or more bidders going toe-to-toe. That doesn't happen when some need to get sleep. With a 20- or 30-minute rule per lot, interested parties have plenty of time to slug it out (and maximize the hammer,) and then go to bed.

I also don't like going to bed uncertain if I've won or lost.
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Right. Or, if the working theory is that the longer the auction stays open, the more bids, why not just close all the lots at a reasonable time but run the auction one day longer?

I disagree that running auctions into the wee hours maximizes bids. High hammer prices result from two or more bidders going toe-to-toe. That doesn't happen when some need to get sleep. With a 20- or 30-minute rule per lot, interested parties have plenty of time to slug it out (and maximize the hammer,) and then go to bed.

I also don't like going to bed uncertain if I've won or lost.
It's not specifically about the "wee hours", the wee hours are just a byproduct of the 9 pm (or any after dark) start of extended bidding.

My way to guarantee all possible bids (good for sellers), and a pre-wee hours end (good for buyers) is :

1 - Extended bidding starts at noon Eastern.

2 - Only previous bidders can bid on an item.
2a - items with only one bidder close at noon.

3 - Any lot that goes one hour without a bid closes.
3a - When the entire auction goes 10 minutes without a bid the entire auction closes.

4 - The auction will end before the sun goes down on the west coast.

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Live auction. Bid on line. One item at a time. Going, going …… sold. Old school.
I like that, too.
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3 - Any lot that goes one hour without a bid closes.
3a - When the entire auction goes 10 minutes without a bid the entire auction closes.
I like your ideas, but see 3a as possibly problematic. Bidders (maybe many bidders) who are trying to outlast their competition might wait 50 minutes before increasing their bids, but suddenly, surprise!, the entire auction ends.

I much prefer the simple Heritage rules - if you're bidding on some lots, you have a 30 minute rule on each one. Battle it out within a reasonable timeframe, know if you've won or lost each lot, and get to bed at a decent hour.

I always place my initial bids on all the lots I'm at all interested in on the first or second day, when the amount necessary to bid is much less than what the lots will sell for. That way I can be active on everything I care about in extended bidding, as some of the lots will exceed what I'd want to pay, allowing me to re-focus on the others. And if any of those low initial bids hold up, great, I've gotten a steal.

I also love the Hunt live auctions. For exciting bidding, nothing comes close, and I think the adrenaline, heat of the moment results in high hammers, when that FAIR WARNING message starts flashing.
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I'm a big fan of lot by lot closing auctions but as expressed in another thread, I don't mind a double close like LOTG does. I do mind the double close not starting until 1am, though. I think some are missing the point. For those of us who need to get up very early, anything past 11 is a huge issue. I'll do it for a lot by lot close but nothing else since it may take hours for things to wrap up.

No, max bids are not the answer, sorry. Many reasons have been discussed elsewhere and, quite honestly, this is a crutch for not addressing the primary issue which is how late auctions close.

And for anyone that thinks bidders bid more in a wee hour auction, there is no evidence of that that I've seen. What I've seen is when you close lot by lot on a 15 minute timer, there is a flurry of action for 30min - 1hr thereafter where all those stallers have to bid to stay in the game. No more bid and stall for an hour or two trying to wait people out. And some might argue all of that action nudges some to bid more than they would have otherwise. I know I have personally decided to go above what I had set as my 'limit' many times when faced with the reality of bidding once more and winning something rare or not winning it at all.

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I like your ideas, but see 3a as possibly problematic. Bidders (maybe many bidders) who are trying to outlast their competition might wait 50 minutes before increasing their bids, but suddenly, surprise!, the entire auction ends.
Part of the "outlasting the competition" logic involves the west vs east late night closing, which goes away with my system.

Also, nobody will wait 50 minutes to increase their bid if the auction might end sooner, the key to late bids in "entire auction closes after X minutes with no bids" auctions is watching the recent bids in the auction. If there hasn't been a bid on anything in 9 minutes then you better bid on the item you want that you aren't winning.
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