Use the shortlist to identify matches with early-goal potential.
Public Guide
FHG Lists Guide
FHG Lists are designed to keep first-half goal candidates close to the live workflow.
Quick Start
How to use it
Check the live scanner before acting so timing and match state still make sense.
Treat the list as a research aid, not a blind-entry sheet.
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What FHG Lists are for
FHG Lists help members keep first-half goal candidates close to the live workflow, so potential early-goal matches can be monitored more efficiently.
Use the list as a prepared shortlist.
Move from shortlist to live scanner before making a decision.
Keep the focus on match state, not just pre-match expectation.
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Recommended workflow
Review the shortlist before kickoff, then use the live scanner to decide whether the match is developing in line with the profile.
Check the listed matches before the kickoff window.
Watch the minute, score and pressure once the game starts.
Drop games quickly if the live state is weak or the price no longer makes sense.
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Best practice
The FHG list is a filter, not a final answer. It is there to save research time and keep your attention on the right matches.
Avoid blind entries from the list alone.
Use current score and timing as part of the decision.
Review outcomes over time to see which profiles suit your approach.
Members
Premium access
Use the first-half goal shortlist to keep potential early-goal matches close to your live workflow.
- Curated FHG shortlist access.
- Direct movement from shortlist to live scanner context.
- Faster research for first-half goal setups.