I think every bid resets the timer, this prevents sinping.
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How to win at bidding?
During my practice auction I noticed that the timer kept going to zero and then resetting to 1 minute, why?? How can you win if it always keeps going back to 1 minute?
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They call it an overtime period. When the clock gets below 30 seconds or so, if someone places a bid the clock will add a full minute to prevent a last second snipe like you see on ebay.