How to bid
Bid on everything you'd be happy with. You'll win at most one — never two.
Step 1 · Pick what you'd take
Tap every section you'd be happy in. Each one drops into a single linked set — no separate bids to manage.
Step 2 · Name your price
Higher bids clear sooner — but you only ever pay the fill price, not your max.
Slide your max. We show how likely each price is to fill — higher clears sooner, and you only ever pay the fill price.
Step 3 · Submit as one set
One tap sends the whole set at once.
Send the whole set to the exchange at once. It joins the next round as one — and at most one bid fills.
One bid, many sections
When you'd be happy in any of several sections, you don't place separate bids and risk buying two. You place one linked set. Every choice stays live at once — but the moment a seller matches one, that bid fills and the rest cancel themselves. You get exactly one pair of seats, and pay only for that one.
Section 102
Rows 1–20 · up to $140
Section 104
Rows 1–20 · up to $130
Section 111
Any row · up to $110
Section 114
Any row · up to $95
All live · at most one can ever fill
Two events, same day
You can only be in one place at a time. So when you bid on more than one event on the same day, StandingBid links those bids the same way — they become one set. Whichever fills first wins your evening; the others cancel automatically. No chance of waking up with tickets to two shows you can't both attend.
Celtics vs. Knicks
7:30pm · up to $220
Hamilton (evening)
8:00pm · up to $185
Fenway — Sox vs. Yankees
7:10pm · up to $160
All live · at most one can ever fill
Want to see the other side? How fills work explains how the price is set once a bid matches.