
Brownlow Medal Odds 2022 latest betting odds, tips and predictions.
See below for the 2022 expert AFL tips & betting odds for the Brownlow Medal.
Brownlow Medal Date & Time
🇦🇺 Event: 2022 AFL Brownlow Medal
🗓 Date: TBA
⏰ Time: TBA
🏟 Venue: TBA
Brownlow Medal 2022 Betting Prediction & Odds
Port Adelaide star Ollie Wines finished the home and away season as the favourite to take out the 2021 AFL Brownlow Medal, and that’s exactly what he did. Meaning he entered the 2022 campaign as the favourite to win it again at, but has dropped to $71 after his heart issue. He polled a mammoth 36 votes, equalling Dustin Martin’s record from 2017.
Melbourne teammates Christian Petracca and Clayton Oliver are both paying at good odds on Palmerbet. Petracca is currently at $5.50, whilst Oliver sits at $6. However, they could take votes off each other on Brownlow night. It will be a big season for Petracca, who has struggled to maintain consistency from season to season.
Lachie Neale had to endure a frustrating 2021 season after battling injuries and back problems for the majority of the campaign, leaving him to perform below his best. He returns to the favourites standings at $4. Similarly, Sam Walsh missed the beginning of the season with injury but hasn’t skipped a beat since his return ($13).
A strong smokey odd would of been Jack Steele. The 26-year-old is entering the prime of his career and was a luxury to watch in his breakout season last year. The Saints man polled 26 votes despite his side only winning 10 games. However, an extended stint on the sidelines rules out his chances. Gold Coast’s Touk Miller had a breakout season last year and is ready for another big season at $26.
Marcus Bontempelli may find it hard to poll enough votes, considering the stacked Bulldogs midfield, but similarly to last years count, he has lagged behind. His partner in crime and last seasons highest disposal getter Jack Macrae currently sits at $101 and rarely skips a beat. Whilst Bailey Smith leads the Dogs midfield at $26.
Patrick Cripps has arguably been the best player in the competition for the opening rounds of the season, and that is reflected in his odds, currently being the favourite with Neale at $4. However, he suffered a hamstring injury against Gold Coast in Round 4, which saw him miss one week. Andrew Brayshaw ($10) is predicted to poll high as things currently stand and rounds out the top five.
Read on below for Brownlow Medal 2022 odds on Palmerbet.
Who are the Brownlow Medal Favourites?
According to the bookmakers, the top five favourites to win the Brownlow medal in 2022 are:
- Patrick Cripps
- Lachie Neale
- Christian Petracca
- Clayton Oliver
- Andrew Brayshaw
According to the Brownlow Predictor, the top five favourites to win the Brownlow medal in 2022 are:
- Clayton Oliver (18)
- Andrew Brayshaw (16)
- Patrick Cripps (16)
- Lachie Neale (15)
- Christian Petracca (14)
Previous Brownlow Medal Winners (Since 2000)
Despite the favourites winning the award for the majority of the past six seasons, it has equally been shared amongst those who have been outsiders. Ollie Wines won the prestigious medal last season as an outsider, whilst Lachie Neale won it the season prior being the heavy favourite.
It’s very hard to predict the Brownlow Medal winner at the beginning of the season, so you can pencil in someone who is currently at high odds and who has never won the medal before. Adam Cooney in 2008 ($101) and Matt Priddis in 2014 ($17) spring to mind as players who won the medal despite not being considered by many.
Year | Player | Team | Votes | Odds |
2021 | Ollie Wines | Port Adelaide | 36 | $3.25 |
2020 | Lachie Neale | Brisbane | 31 | $1.25 |
2019 | Nat Fyfe | Fremantle | 33 | $6.50 |
2018 | Tom Mitchell | Hawthorn | 28 | $1.57 |
2017 | Dustin Martin | Richmond | 36 | $1.05 |
2016 | Patrick Dangerfield | Geelong | 35 | $1.18 |
2015 | Nat Fyfe | Fremantle | 31 | $1.95 |
2014 | Matt Priddis | West Coast | 26 | $17 |
2013 | Gary Ablett | Gold Coast | 28 | $1.75 |
2012 | Trent Cotchin/Sam Mitchell | Richmond/Hawthorn | 26 | $5.50/$9 |
2011 | Dane Swan | Collingwood | 34 | $16 |
2010 | Chris Judd | Carlton | 30 | $23 |
2009 | Gary Ablett | Geelong | 30 | $4 |
2008 | Adam Cooney | Western Bulldogs | 24 | $101 |
2007 | Jimmy Bartel | Geelong | 29 | $10 |
2006 | Adam Goodes | Sydney | 26 | NA |
2005 | Ben Cousins | West Coast | 20 | NA |
2004 | Chris Judd | West Coast | 30 | NA |
2003 | Nathan Buckley | Collingwood | 22 | NA |
2003 | Mark Ricciuto | Adelaide | 22 | NA |
2003 | Adam Goodes | Sydney | 22 | NA |
2002 | Simon Black | Brisbane | 25 | NA |
2001 | Jason Akermanis | Brisbane | 23 | NA |
2000 | Shane Woewodin | Melbourne | 24 | NA |