Volume share on outcome

Odds highlight Favorite (lowest odds)

Date / Match	1	2	Volume / Links
May 24, 05:15AFL Western Bulldogs — Melbourne	2.24 cb — ▲2.8% mw 21.2%	1.61 cb 19 ▼11.0% mw 78.8%	£2,853
May 23, 09:35AFL Port Adelaide — Carlton	1.65 cb — ▲3.8% mw 28.3%	2.28 cb 9 ▼10.9% mw 71.7%	£494
May 22, 10:30AFL Fremantle — St Kilda	1.23 cb 8 ▼3.1% mw 88.4%	5.1 cb — ▲15.9% mw 11.6%	£4,714
May 21, 09:30AFL Hawthorn — Adelaide	1.55 cb — ▲7.6% mw 65.2%	2.78 cb 7 ▼13.1% mw 34.8%	£13,843
May 22, 09:45AFL Richmond — Essendon	2.74 cb 1 ▼2.1% mw 20.4%	1.56 cb — ▲0.6% mw 79.6%	£3,289
May 23, 03:15AFL North Melbourne — Gold Coast SUNS	2.62 cb — mw 34.9%	1.6 cb — mw 65.1%	£1,369
May 23, 06:15AFL Geelong — Sydney	1.63 cb — ▲1.2% mw 72.5%	2.58 cb — ▲3.2% mw 27.5%	£2,417
May 23, 06:35AFL Collingwood — West Coast	1.08 cb — mw 95.3%	13.0 cb — ▲13.0% mw 4.7%	£33,261
May 24, 02:30AFL GWS GIANTS — Brisbane Lions	2.84 cb — mw 23.2%	1.53 cb — ▲0.7% mw 76.8%	£687

The Combined Signal table for Australian Rules Football 1 X 2 fuses two independent market signals — odds drop percentage and betting volume share — into a single score per outcome. High-scoring cells reveal selections where sustained price compression meets concentrated money flow, a rare alignment that sharp bettors look for before kickoff. Sort by combined signal to see the strongest convergences first. Note: market signals such as odds drops and Moneyway percentages are indicators, not certainties — they can reflect fluctuations, public money, or deliberate bookmaker traps. Sharp money can be wrong, and sport always holds surprises.