The Odds

AFL

AFL, the official name of Australian Football League which also commonly known as Aussie Rules started in 1858. The current competition consists of 17 teams from every state in Australia.

6,500,000 people attended the home and away games with almost 94,000 at the last Australian Football League game in 2010. AFL stands for the Australian Football League. The AFL Australian Football League creates much excitement every year and many people will be watching for the AFL Betting Odds at various Websites through the land as the games progress to the Grand Final. They will want to get in on some fantastic winnings and you can “bet” a lot of money will be won and lost as the competition becomes fierce.

When Australian rules football is played, the AFL is the governing body. There are 24 home and away rounds played and those are followed by the very exciting finals. By the time the finals are played, everyone in the country is excited and you can be sure betting on who is going to win the Grand Final is taking place. Every team wants to take home the wonderful premiership cup that they have had their sites on from the very beginning of the season. The Premiership Cup is what all the teams vie for and is the ultimate goal to reach for when it is given at the Grand Final of the AFL.

Average attendance at each of the sports is about 39,000 mostly due to the Media coverage for this sport. Naturally, all this coverage and notoriety makes the AFL Australian Football League the most financially strong sports league in Australia. There are bookmakers you can contact who make a business of comparing the AFL Betting Odds which is going to help you make your decision of which AFL Australian Football League team you think is going to win and what the odds are of them winning.

Many people want to bet and win lots of money but they really don’t know too much about it. There are Websites on the Internet in Australia whose main service is comparing the odds so you sort of know who to bet on so you can win more. But, everyone knows at each sports played it can go either way. Any team can have a bad day and fall apart at the very end. It is always anybody’s guess who is going to win and that is the beauty and excitement of the game!

AFL Match Betting Odds

The game of AFL has multiple betting markets when betting on a single match. The most popular are Head to Head, Line & Points betting.

Head to Head betting is where you must pick one team in an AFL match to win. Generally the favourite team has the shorter odds.

Other AFL betting markets many Online Bookmakers offer are Margin, Pick Your Own Line, Tri Bet, Halftime/Fulltime Double, Time First Goal Kicked, Winning Margin and First Scoring Play.

AFL Future Betting Odds

There are also many outright betting options or as some online bookies call them “Futures” or “Specials”.

Some current Futures are which team will win the AFL Minor Premiership, AFL Grand Final Premiership or be the highest placed Victorian based team.

Some player Futures include betting odds on who will win the NAB Rising Star award, Coleman Medal and Brownlow Medal.

AFL Betting Tips

Our betting tip for the 2011 AFL season is Geelong or Collingwood. Their odds suggest one of those teams will take the Premiership.

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