How Lowest Unique Bid Works
Unlike ordinary auctions where the deepest pockets always win, in GurshaX the prize goes to the participant with the keenest strategic instincts.
The Golden Rule
The winner is the participant whose numerical bid is the lowest positive integer that was submitted by exactly one participant during the auction.
If two or more people submit the same number (e.g., three people bid $1), all of those bids are duplicates and disqualified from being unique. The system then looks for the next lowest number that was chosen by only one person.
Walkthrough Example: 6 Participants
User A$1
Collision with User B
User B$1
Collision with User A
User C$2
LOWEST UNIQUE BID WINNER! 🏆
User D$3
Collision with User E
User E$3
Collision with User D
User F$4
Unique, but $2 is lower!
Outcome Analysis: $1 was bid by A and B (duplicated). $3 was bid by D and E (duplicated). Only $2 (User C) and $4 (User F) were submitted uniquely. Since 2 is smaller than 4, User C wins the auction for exactly $2!