An auction in which people bid on players or teams in a tournament. (For many years, Calcuttas were a regular event at many popular tournaments).

city in eastern India, named for Hindu goddess Kali.

an auction/wagering method for team play matches, where the right to bet on the winning team(s) must be won in an auction (more on tournament formats and games) Example: A Calcutta formula may vary, b [..]

Calcutta is an expression that is usually done at a tournament with 4-person teams. In there, golfers bid who, thus which golfer or team, will win the tournament. It is also allowed to bid on oneself or the own team. The person who bids gives money into the pot. The ones who won, so bet on the winning team get an amount agreed upon out of the pot. [..]

a wager, typically in support of one team to win a tournament. In a Calcutta golfers bid, auction style, on the team (or golfer) who they think will win the tournament (you can bid on your own team or [..]

Calcutta refers to a kind of a bid or an auction, where golfers stake claims on the golfer or the team they think will win.

An auction in which people bid on players or teams in a tournament.

An auction in which people bid on players or teams in a tournament.

Calcutta refers to a golfing tournament auction where people would make a gambling bid on an individual player or a team.

An auction in which people bid on players or teams in a tournament.

(n) the largest city in India and one of the largest cities in the world; located in eastern India; suffers from poverty and overcrowding

a tournament in which a portion of bets on the outcome are used as prizes

the state capital of West Bengal, India A resort in Suriname