2022 - Round 11 : Overs/Unders
/The MoS twins are this week forecasting generally similar scores to the bookmakers, with their average coming in at about 164 to 165 points per game.
Read MoreThe MoS twins are this week forecasting generally similar scores to the bookmakers, with their average coming in at about 164 to 165 points per game.
Read MoreLast weekend, the average expected victory margin was just under 27 points per game, and the actual average victory margin was 29 points per game. This weekend, the expected average is slightly higher at 27.6 points per game, so we shouldn’t be too surprised if we wake up on Monday morning having seen a fairly similar set of results. Or not, of course.
Six of the contests this week carry handicaps of between 28.5 and 46.5 points, and only two carry single-digit handicaps. As a consequence we have the highest single-round average expected margin for 2022 so far, and the highest for a Round 11 since 2018.
Read MoreEleven teams moved places on MoSSBODS this week, and ten did the same on MoSHBODS, leaving the two Systems agreeing only about which teams should be in 1st, 2nd, 8th, 9th, 12th, 17th and 18th though disagreeing by no more than two places about only Carlton (4 places) and Richmond (3 places).
Melbourne and Geelong remain first and second, respectively, on both Systems.
Eleven teams are rated as above-average on MoSSBODS and on MoSHBODS.
Read MoreIt was another week where the Head-to_Head Tipsters were at sixes and sevens, with five of them recording 6 from 9 results, and four of them 7 from 9. MoSSBODS_Marg was, again, one of the sixes, and MoSHBODS_Marg of the sevens, which allowed MoSHBODS_Marg to draw level with MoSSBODS_Marg on 63 from 90 (70%), one tip ahead of Bookie Knows Best, and two ahead of the RSMP twins.
Read MoreDockers by 26 points is MoSHPlay’s final opinion.
MoSHPlay has it as Lions by 12 points.
Still the Giants, according to MoSHPlay, but now by only 32 points.
MoSHPlay finishes at St Kilda by 20 points and Richmond by 16 points.
… and it’s Dogs by 12 points, according to MoSHPlay.
(Two games starting at the same time - who knew?)
Cats by 14 points is MoSHPlay’s final opinion.
MoSHPlay has switched to the Swans by 1 point.
MoSHPlay has the following forecasts, assuming that the final named teams are either:
The listed 22 plus the highest-rated Emergency, or
The listed 18 plus the five highest-rated Interchange
The MoS twins are this week forecasting generally similar scores to the bookmakers, with their average coming in at about 164 to 165 points per game.
Read MoreIf you’re a fan of close contests, you might want to look elsewhere this weekend, as only one of the nine contests is expected by the TAB bookmaker to be won by less than three goals.
Five of the contests carry handicaps of between 23.5 and a whopping 70.5 points, which has resulted in an all-game average expected victory margin of just under 27 points per game, which is both the highest for a single round this season, and the highest for a Round 10 since 2016.
Only the Friday game between the Blues and the Swans looks set to be anything but a comfortable win for the favourite.
Read MoreA lot more stability in the team rankings this week, as Just seven teams moved places on MoSSBODS this week, and the same number moved places on MoSHBODS, which left them agreeing about which teams should be in 1st and 2nd, 10th and 13th, and 15th through 18th.Ten teams moved places on MoSSBODS this week, and nine did the same on MoSHBODS, leaving the two Systems agreeing only about which teams should be in 1st, 2nd, 12th, 15th and 16th though disagreeing by no more than two places about the remaining 13 teams.
Melbourne and Geelong remain first and second, respectively, on both Systems.
Eleven teams are rated as above-average on MoSSBODS, and 10 teams on MoSHBODS.
Read MoreIt was a week where most Head-to_Head Tipsters were at sixes and sevens, but in the best way possible. MoSSBODS_Marg was one of the sixes, as was MoSHBODS_Marg, which left them both, respectively in 1st and 2nd place, but now one tip closer to Bookie Knows Best and the RSMP twins.
Read MoreMoSHPlay still favours the Giants, but now by only 7 points.
Fremantle by 7 points is MoSHPlay’s final opinion.
MoSHPlay finishes with the Cats winning by 4 points.
MoSHPlay now has the Tigers by 9 points.
MoSHPlay likes the Dogs even more now and is tipping them to win by 9 points.
MoSHPlay, for now, is the most extreme Margin Predictor in only two games, probably most notably in the GWS v Geelong game, where it has the Giants winning by 10 points.
The MoS twins are, again, forecasting generally lower scores than the bookmakers this week, with their average coming in about 3 to 4 points lower per game. Last week, as we’ll see, that turned out to be an astute assessment.
Read MoreIn what shapes as a challenging round for home team crowds, the TAB Bookmaker has installed away team favourites in eight of the nine games.
All but two of those favourites are expected to win by 10 points or more, and three of them by more than four goals, which has resulted in an all-game average expected victory margin of just over 21 points per game, which is both the second-highest for a single round this season, and the highest for a Round 9 since 2018.
And, if the current market trends are anything to go by, Round 9 might be even less competitive than these numbers would imply, since the latest average expected margin is about half a point a game higher.
Read MoreA lot more stability in the team rankings this week, as Just seven teams moved places on MoSSBODS this week, and the same number moved places on MoSHBODS, which left them agreeing about which teams should be in 1st and 2nd, 10th and 13th, and 15th through 18th.
Read MoreIt was mostly sixes for the Head-to-Head Tipsters this week, with only MoSSBODS_Marg and Home Sweet Home managing more, and Consult The Ladder managing less.
Read MoreMoSHPlay finishes at Melbourne by 12 points.
For the second time today, MoSHPlay has switched teams with the announcement of the final lists, this time to the Hawks by 1 point.
(That last one didn’t go so well …)
Cats by just 1 point now, according to MoSHPlay.
MoSHPlay has reconsidered its opinion about the Tigers v Pies clash now that the final teams are in, and has opted for the Pies by a whisker.
MoSHPlay has the Lions by 77 points (and is sticking with Port by 11 points).
MoSHPlay is the most extreme Margin Predictor in just two games - the first and last of the round. We’re still waiting for details of the teams in the Lions v Eagles game.
The MoS twins are forecasting generally lower scores than the bookmakers this week, with their average coming in about 3 to 5 points lower overall.
Read MoreThe TAB Bookmaker is forecasting some fairly unattractive scorelines this week, which has brought the all-game average expected victory margin in at just over 22 points per game, which is both the highest for a single round this season, and the highest for a Round 8 since 2017.
Driving that average up is the expected 7-goal victory margin in the Fremantle v North Melbourne game, and the expected 11-goal victory margin in the Brisbane Lions v West Coast game.
Preventing the average from going even higher are the four games that are expected to have victory margins of around two goals or less.
Read MoreJust six teams remained in the same spot on MoSSBODS this week, and only four on MoSHBODS, which left them agreeing about which teams should be in 1st, 4th, 8th, and 15th through 18th.
Read MoreOnly five favourites won this week, and that, coupled with the low level of contrarian head-to-head tipping, made for little movement on the Head-to-Head Tipster Leaderboard.
Read MoreSwans by 10 points is MoSHPlay’s final view.
MoSHPlay has it now as Pies by 17 points.
Saints by 4 points and Carlton by 27 points, according to MoSHPlay.
Cats by 25 points, according to MoSHPlay.
MoSHPlay finishes at Tigers by 12 points.
MoSHPlay has gone with all nine favourites, but is the most extreme Predictor in four of the games.
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