AFL Premiership 2021 Betting Odds
Latest betting odds and markets for the 2021 AFL Premiership. Who will win the flag and become premiers?
Latest betting odds and markets for the 2021 AFL Premiership. Who will win the flag and become premiers?
The AFL Grand Final will be played outside of Victoria for the first time in 123 years as Richmond aim for back-to-back premierships against Geelong on Sunday night in Brisbane.
The two Victorian heavyweights battle it out for the 2020 premiership in the first interstate grand final in 123 years at the Gabba.
AFL Grand Final tips, best bets, predictions and preview.
Brownlow Medal Odds 2020 latest betting odds, tips and predictions.
The Lions are looking to feature in their first grand final since 2004, when they face regular finals participants Geelong in a blockbuster encounter on Saturday night.
AFL Preliminary Finals tips, best bets, predictions and previews.
A win for either side will book them a place in this season’s grand final at the Gabba, with the loser’s season over.
Geelong and Collingwood battle it out at the Gabba on Saturday night, with the winner progressing to the preliminary final.
AFL Finals Week 2 tips, best bets, predictions and previews.
It’s a do or die match as the reigning premiers face the upbeat Saints in the first semi-final of the weekend.
Bettingpro.com.au writers provide you with free AFL betting tips and predictions throughout the footy season. Our AFL predictions and best bets include match previews for every single game from Round 1 to the Grand Final. The betting advice our experts provide include AFL multibets, Brownlow Medal tips, Coleman Medal tips, AFLW betting tips and AFL premiership betting odds.
Bookmakers offers AFL betting odds and markets for all footy games throughout the season from Round 1 to the Grand Final, as well as AFL premiership betting, Brownlow Medal betting, Coleman Medal betting and Rising Star Award betting.
If you are looking for the best bookmaker for AFL betting then there are plenty of option to choose from in Australia. Are you looking for competitive AFL odds? Is it special offers on the big footy games that you want to take advantage of? Do you place multibets? Or do you cash out on bets? it is important to choose the right corporate bookie to suit your betting requirements.
We have ranked the best bookmakers for betting on AFL below and you can read more about them in our reviews HERE.
AFL betting is available on a range of markets, including the premiership, Brownlow Medal and Coleman Medal.
The Australian Football League (AFL) is the heart and soul of Australia. It’s the number one sport in the country and provides the sporting heartbeat of a proud sports loving nation. From remote outback Northern Territory to the southern tip of Tasmania, it seems footy is only getting bigger and bigger.
AFL betting is seeing a big rise in punters. Especially online. No longer do you need to pop out during your work lunch break to visit a TAB. The days of queuing up to place a bet on your footy team are well and truly a thing of the past. If you love your footy, you can now use online betting sites like Ladbrokes, Sportsbet, Neds and Pointsbet to place your footy bets.
AFL betting is evolving all the time. In the past, you just selected the AFL team you thought was going to win and bet in the head-to-head market or possibly on the winning margin of each game. Now there’s a host of different AFL bets you can place on teams, players, margins, inpidual awards, Grand Final winner and more. You can bet on inpidual games, the AFL premiership, Brownlow Medal, Coleman Medal, Rising Star and even in some novelty markets.
You can combine your bets into a multibet now, a method of punting that is proving extremely popular.
Fancy an AFL bet on something a little more obscure? How about betting on the first player to kick a goal? Or even the player to get most disposals for the game? The list goes on. There are also plenty of offers from the bookmakers each weekend to take advantage of.
Click here for the best and latest odds on the 2020 AFL season.
Our team of writers preview every AFL game and provide their expert best bets and AFL predictions throughout the season. From Round 1 to the AFL Grand Final, we pick out value betting selections for you to be backing.
The latest AFL tips and betting previews are listed below as soon as they are available. If you are looking for free AFL tips and winning bets, we provide them for you.
There are many ways to bet on AFL matches, but we guide you through some of the most popular.
HEAD-TO-HEAD: Head to Head betting is the easiest way to have a punt on most sports matches. Simply select who you think will win the game and if they emerge victorious so do you.
LINE BETTING and HANDICAP BETTING: Line betting is when the bookmaker handicaps a team by setting a specific margin with the aim on making the game even between the two sides. For example, if the bookmaker believes Team A is a 10-point better team than Team B, they will handicap Team A by 10 points. The line therefore becomes Team A to beat Team B by more than 10 points or Team B to come within 10 points of Team A. Then both outcomes become equal odds, which is ultimately around $1.90 the majority of the time.
WINNING MARGINS: Margin betting is when the bookmaker breaks up the number of possible end results by putting in a margin. The punter must therefore select the correct result as well as the correct margin. For example, if you believe Team A will beat Team B and want to also bet on the margin, you will have to correctly pick how many points will be between the two sides at the end of full-time. So if you think Hawthorn will win in a margin of 1-39 points you’d select that option. Or maybe you think Richmond will win a game by 40+ points.
TOTAL POINTS: Total betting is a popular option. The Total has two sides, the Over and the Under. The ‘Total’ is the number of combined points between the two teams. For example, a game might be set at 147.5 points. This means if the Bombers beat the Eagles 88-62, the total will have gone over the expected total point points and the Over will be paid out. Alternatively, if the total score ends at 70-65 the Under will be paid out.
FIRST GOALSCORER: This option allows you to choose which player on either team you believe will kick the first goal of the game. You can also bet on the last tryscorer in most games as well as anytime goalscorer.
AFL games are broadcast live on Channel 7 and Fox Footy in Australia and you can watch every single match throughout the season.Streaming of AFL games is still available. You will just need a subscription to the broadcaster to be able to watch AFL footy online.
Club | State | Stadium |
Adelaide Crows | South Australia | Adelaide Oval |
Brisbane Lions | Queensland | The Gabba |
Carlton Blues | Victoria | Docklands Stadium |
Collingwood Magpies | Victoria | MCG |
Essendon Bombers | Victoria | Docklands Stadium |
Fremantle Dockers | Western Australia | Perth Stadium |
Geelong Cats | Victoria | Kardinia Park |
Gold Coast Suns | Queensland | Carrara Stadium |
Greater Western Sydney Giants | New South Wales | Sydney Showground Stadium |
Hawthorn Hawks | Victoria | MCG |
Melbourne Demons | Victoria | MCG |
North Melbourne Kangaroos | Victoria | Docklands Stadium |
Port Adelaide Power | South Australia | Adelaide Oval |
Richmond Tigers | Victoria | MCG |
St Kilda Saints | Victoria | Docklands Stadium |
Sydney Swans | New South Wales | SCG |
West Coast Eagles | Western Australia | Perth Stadium |
Western Bulldogs | Victoria | Docklands Stadiu |
Note: The following table is comprised of premiership winners since the Australian Football League name was adopted in 1990.
Year | Premiers | Runners-Up | Score | Attendance |
1990 | Collingwood | Essendon | 89-41 | 98,944 |
1991 | Hawthorn | West Coast | 139-86 | 75,230 |
1992 | West Coast | Geelong | 113-85 | 95,007 |
1993 | Essendon | Carlton | 133-89 | 96,862 |
1994 | West Coast | Geelong | 143-63 | 93,860 |
1995 | Carton | Geelong | 141-80 | 93,670 |
1996 | North Melbourne | Sydney | 131-88 | 93,102 |
1997 | Adelaide | St Kilda | 125-94 | 99,645 |
1998 | Adelaide | North Melbourne | 105-70 | 94,431 |
1999 | North Melbourne | Carlton | 124-89 | 94,228 |
2000 | Essendon | Melbourne | 135-75 | 96,249 |
2001 | Brisbane Lions | Essendon | 108-82 | 91,482 |
2002 | Brisbane Lions | Collingwood | 75-66 | 91,817 |
2003 | Brisbane Lions | Collingwood | 134-84 | 79,451 |
2004 | Port Adelaide | Brisbane Lions | 113-73 | 77,671 |
2005 | Sydney | West Coast | 58-54 | 91,828 |
2006 | West Coast | Sydney | 85-84 | 97,431 |
2007 | Geelong | Port Adelaide | 163-44 | 97,302 |
2008 | Hawthorn | Geelong | 115-89 | 100,012 |
2009 | Geelong | St Kilda | 80-68 | 99,251 |
2010 | DRAW (Collingwood vs St Kilda) | DRAW (Collingwood vs St Kilda) | 68-68 (DRAW) | 100,016 |
2010 (REPLAY) | Collingwood | St Kilda | 108-52 | 93,853 |
2011 | Geelong | Collingwood | 119-81 | 99,537 |
2012 | Sydney | Hawthorn | 91-81 | 99,683 |
2013 | Hawthorn | Fremantle | 77-62 | 100,007 |
2014 | Hawthorn | Sydney | 137-74 | 99,454 |
2015 | Hawthorn | West Coast | 107-61 | 98,633 |
2016 | Western Bulldogs | Sydney | 89-67 | 99,981 |
2017 | Richmond | Adelaide | 108-60 | 100,021 |
2018 | West Coast | Collingwood | 79-74 | 100,022 |
2019 | Richmond | Greater Western Sydney | 114-25 | 100,014 |