A move of five points or more that completes inside 45 seconds on a match-winner book. Detected on the book, not the tape — about half of these carry no trade at all, so anything watching only the tape never sees them.
The column that matters is the last one: how many dollars actually changed hands inside the move. A move you cannot get filled in is a chart pattern, not an opportunity.
One row is one match-minute, not one order book. A goal moves every leg of a match at once — both sides of the home, draw and away markets — and inside a volatile minute the detector fires on each of them repeatedly. Ungrouped, that reads as twenty-four opportunities where there was one. The dollar figure is the largest single leg, never the sum: the legs are mirrors and their trades are the same trades.