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Quick answer

An AFL multi bet combines multiple selections (legs) into one wager where every leg must win. The payout is higher because the odds multiply together, but the risk rises with each added leg. Bet Better helps by showing leg probability, market odds, and edge so you can build multis more efficiently.

What you get on this page

Daily multi ideas for AFL, including same game multis when available, plus a clear breakdown of each leg’s probability and edge so you can decide whether to keep, swap, or reduce legs. For single bet ideas, jump to Best Bets.

Same Game Multi SGM

All legs come from the same match. Correlation between legs matters, so stacking similar outcomes can increase variance.

Edge Value

Edge is the gap between model probability and the market’s implied probability. Positive edge means potential value.

Probability Chance

The model’s estimated chance a leg wins. Use it to avoid long shot legs that look attractive but have weak win rates.

Multi vs Same Game Multi

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Type What it is When it fits Common pitfall
Multi Legs across multiple matches. When you want to combine a few strong edges across the slate. Adding extra legs just to chase a higher payout.
Same Game Multi All legs from one match. When you have a coherent match script and legs that fit it. Ignoring correlation between legs, which can distort risk.

How to build a better AFL multi in 5 steps

  1. Start with edge: pick 2 to 3 legs with the best positive edge, not the longest odds.
  2. Check probability: keep the legs where the win chance stays high enough for your risk tolerance.
  3. Avoid weak links: one low quality leg can kill a multi, even if the rest look strong.
  4. Mind correlation in SGM: avoid stacking legs that rely on the same fragile game script.
  5. Keep it readable: if you cannot explain why each leg is there, the multi is probably overbuilt.
Note: This page is designed to help you build smarter multis. It is not a guarantee. If you prefer single bet opportunities, use Best Bets or browse Props.
Data first

We show market odds plus model probability and edge, so you can judge legs transparently.

Model driven

Multis are ranked from current inputs and prices, then updated as markets move.

Responsible note

Betting involves risk. Use limits, avoid chasing losses, and only bet what you can afford to lose.

AFL Multis FAQ

Quick answers
An AFL multi combines multiple legs into one bet where every leg must win. Odds multiply, so potential returns rise, but risk compounds with each leg you add.
An SGM is a multi built from legs inside one AFL match. It can be powerful when legs fit the same match story, but correlation can increase variance.
Edge is the difference between the model’s estimated probability and the market’s implied probability from odds. Positive edge indicates potential value relative to price.
Most people overbuild. In general, fewer legs with better edge is cleaner than many legs with weak value. If one leg is a stretch, it often drags the whole multi down.
Markets move and model inputs update. When prices change, edge changes. That can upgrade a leg, downgrade it, or remove it entirely.
No. Betting involves uncertainty. This page provides probabilities, odds, and reasoning to support decisions, but outcomes are never guaranteed.

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