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2027 · Realism: prime time spread fairly

30 Sep 2026 · from vb02a02c

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generated
Recorded
30 Sep 2026
Status
Rests on some assumptions (every 2027 draft does)
Changes
comparison with earlier version: not recorded

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  7. TV slots and 54 rules checkedv5a68694 · generated
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How this fixture was made

“In this version” below is this version's recorded verdict.

Rules · Venues · Must-follow

Sold home games: the exact count

SM-01Catalogue name: Sold-game deals set exact counts


What it means

Some clubs play a fixed number of home games at another ground. Hawthorn has four in Launceston; Gold Coast has two in Darwin. Melbourne has one in Alice Springs; the Western Bulldogs have one in Ballarat; Richmond has one in Hobart. Geelong has ten at Kardinia Park. North Melbourne hosts one game each in Bunbury and Perth against the two Western Australian clubs, in consecutive rounds.

Why it exists

These are deals with governments and venues. The count is written in the contract, not chosen by the program.

For example

Hawthorn plays exactly four home games in Launceston, no more and no fewer.

How strictly it applies

Must-follow The fixture must obey this rule. A separate checker tests the finished fixture afterwards.

Must-follow. Richmond's Hobart game and North Melbourne's WA games follow published deals; the other counts are modelled assumptionA value we chose because the AFL has not published the 2027 fact, or because a convention is only visible in past fixtures.Read more in the glossary for 2027.

Where to see it

Who plays where shows how this plays out across the season.

How it played out across versions

One cell per release, oldest first. Each shows the verdict that release recorded for this rule; a release with no row for the rule says so.

  1. Preview 13 September2027 · Generated

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  2. Preview 14 September (seed 42)2027 · Generated

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  3. Repeat-qualified (seed 42)2027 · Generated

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  4. Corrected (seed 43)2027 · Generated

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  5. Rules release (seed 43)2027 · Generated

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  6. B009 nominal (seed 43)2027 · Generated

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  7. B010 nominal (weight 0.10)2027 · Generated

    Met, met

  8. B011 nominal2027 · Generated

    Met, met

  9. B012 Wednesday opening2027 · Generated

    Met, met

  10. 20252025 season as played2025 · As played

    Off, switched off by these settings

    rule source not recorded

First checked independently in TV slots added, 18 Sep 2026.

For analysts: catalogue text and codes
Rule id
SM-01
Catalogue text
Sold-game contracts specify exact number of games per venue per season.
Catalogue type
Hard / contract
Catalogue family
Sold/Relocated Match Constraints
Class
hard · The fixture must never break it.
Step
S3 · Step 4: home ground and venue
Recorded status
met · source row evaluated
Catalogue reason
These are contracts with governments and venues; the count is not the solver's to choose.

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