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Adam Treloar

Western Bulldogs

+11.6% Edge
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Disposals Over 16.5 -588 (1.17)
+11.6% Edge
Greater Western Sydney Giants @ Western Bulldogs
Marvel Stadium, Melbourne
Sat 14 Mar, 2:15AM
Model Probability
97.1%
Implied Probability
85.5%
Model Edge
+11.6%
Predicted Value
26.0 Disposals

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Adam Treloar (Western Bulldogs) Over 16.5 Disposals (-588)

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When it comes to locking in an AFL player prop bet, you want a reliable performer, someone who consistently delivers when the pressure's on. Enter Adam Treloar, the midfield maestro for the Western Bulldogs. Treloar's recent form at home has been nothing short of impressive, averaging over 21 disposals in his last five games at Marvel Stadium. Against their upcoming opponents, the GWS Giants, he has been even more prolific, averaging over 27 disposals in their last five encounters. With a model predicting Treloar to hit 26 disposals in this game, comfortably over the bookmaker's line of 16.5, the smart money is on Treloar to once again boss the midfield and rack up the possessions. In a matchup where he historically thrives, expect Treloar to continue his hot streak and surpass the 16.5 disposal mark with ease.

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Pick History & Track Record

Overall Hit Rate (45 picks) 80.0% (36/45)
DateMatchupMarketLinePickOdds (US)Result
14 Mar 26 Greater Western Sydney Giants @ Western Bulldogs Disposals 17.5 Over -400 ✓ HIT
14 Mar 26 Greater Western Sydney Giants @ Western Bulldogs Disposals 17.5 Over -400 ✓ HIT
14 Mar 26 Greater Western Sydney Giants @ Western Bulldogs Disposals 18.5 Over -294 ✓ HIT
14 Mar 26 Greater Western Sydney Giants @ Western Bulldogs Disposals Pending
14 Mar 26 Greater Western Sydney Giants @ Western Bulldogs Disposals Pending
14 Mar 26 Greater Western Sydney Giants @ Western Bulldogs Disposals Pending

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