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Two games land as genuine H2H value, three favourites are priced like they can’t lose (Footylab disagrees), and two matches sit in that annoying middle where the numbers and market basically shake hands and move on.
Published
Thu, 28 May 2026
15 ATS players made the Round 13 watchlist from 264 qualifiers across six matches. The big theme this week: a couple of juicy middle/bench forwards priced like they never crash over, and a few headline outside backs sitting at prices that leave basically no margin for error.
Published
Thu, 28 May 2026
Older round previews and watchlists remain available for reference.
Round 13 gives us seven H2H reads: three spots where Footylab sees value, one big warning on a short favourite, and three games where the ruleset says the price is about right.
Published
Wed, 27 May 2026
15 ATS players made the Round 13 watchlist from 300 qualifiers across six games. The big theme: a handful of bench/extended-bench forwards are being priced like they’ve got no scoring lane, while a few headline outside backs are simply too short for the actual try rate they carry.
Published
Wed, 27 May 2026
15 ATS players made the Round 12 watchlist from 185 qualifiers across five games. The big theme: a handful of middles priced like they never score (but the numbers say they do), and a few headline outside backs priced like they score every week (when the maths says they don’t).
Published
Tue, 19 May 2026
Round 12 served up a couple of proper “market vs matchup” spots: the Dolphins and Rabbitohs were priced like clear outsiders but rated closer on the numbers, while Manly were short enough that you needed near-perfection for the ticket to feel good. A few of these games have already shown why price discipline matters.
Published
Mon, 18 May 2026
15 ATS players made the Round 11 watchlist from 300 qualifiers across six games. The big theme: a handful of middles priced like genuine long-shots despite modelling closer to a “one in five” scorer, while several headline outside backs were simply too short to touch.
Published
Tue, 12 May 2026
Round 11 (Magic Round) threw up a few classic H2H traps: some favourites priced like certainties despite only modest statistical edges, and a couple of underdogs sitting at numbers that didn’t match how live they looked on paper. Below are eight match-by-match reads, with the price explained in plain English and the key evidence doing the heavy lifting.
Published
Sun, 10 May 2026
Round 10’s H2H board has a bit of everything: a genuinely even one at Brookie where team news matters, plus two spots where the market is leaning hard into the favourite name-brand while Footylab’s numbers keep dragging us back to the outsider price.
Published
Thu, 7 May 2026
15 ATS players made the Round 10 watchlist from 117 qualifiers across three games. It’s a mix of a couple of short-priced stars where the market is basically right, a few favourites that look a touch too short, and a stack of middle/bench forwards priced like they never crash over — even though their role says they absolutely can.
Published
Thu, 7 May 2026
