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The amount of money left with each IPL team after retaining players varies, as it depends on the salaries allocated to the retained players and the overall budget each franchise has. Here’s a typical breakdown of how it works:

1. Budget Cap: The total salary cap for each franchise is usually set by the IPL Governing Council. For instance, in recent seasons, the salary cap has been around **₹95-100 crore**.

2. **Deduction for Retained Players**: Teams can retain up to 4 players (with specific rules on combinations), and each retained player's salary is deducted from the total purse. The exact retention cost depends on the player’s individual contract value, with marquee players usually consuming a significant portion of the budget.

For example:
First Retained Player: ₹15-16 crore (approx.)
Second Retained Player: ₹11-12 crore
Third Retained Player: ₹8 crore
Fourth Retained Player: ₹6 crore

3. Remaining Budget: After retaining players, the leftover money is available for the auction, where teams can bid for new players. Teams with fewer retained players typically have a larger budget for the auction, giving them more flexibility to recruit top talent.

Each team's remaining budget varies significantly depending on the number and value of retained players. For the latest and precise remaining budget figures for each team, check official IPL or team announcements.