The Cats are a tremendous bet as an outsider this week … again. This is all lining up for a Power win. Port have covered just 4 of their last 11 when favoured and will be feeling the pressure as they play just their second finals campaign since 2014. This is a magnificent spot for West Coast, who have a remarkable record as a big favourite in Perth. The Swans have covered 11 of their last 16 as an underdog and seven of nine getting double digits.
If you’re looking to improve your AFL betting, we recommend checking out the following resources as well: For your complete guide to the 2020 AFL Brownlow, check out Betfair's Predictor. The Magpies have covered five of the last seven against the Swans and have covered 12 of 18 off a loss. They are winless in 11 games. They have covered at 60% as an outsider since 2012. Melbourne has become an exceptional betting proposition of late. Geelong have covered 9 of their last 12 when favoured by fewer than two goals. The Bulldogs have lost their last three but they were against the top two teams and the defending premiers. Port Adelaide have covered just two of their last 13 when favoured by more than four goals. They have covered nine of 15 against the Magpies including both matches last season. The Dogs cover at just 41% when favoured. They are winless and without a cover in five games this year. West Coast have an outstanding record in Perth when heavily favoured. Carlton have historically played Hawthorn well from a betting perspective with six covers in their last eight meetings and are playing in notably better form than a Hawthorn outfit that have put their most successful ever coach under pressure. The Blues are the bet … again. Create or Join a comp to play against family, friends & work mates.
The four finals last week were all decided by fewer than three goals and this one should be too. When favoured by more than two goals the Bombers have covered just 15 of 51.
Are you using our new mobile app? As a double-digit underdog in Melbourne the Blues have covered 10 of their last 16.
The Bulldogs cover at just 45% off a loss. The Magpies cover at just 43% when favoured and just 38% when favoured by more than two goals. North cover at a clip of 60% when an outsider of more than a goal. The Dockers come off pushing Richmond while the Dees were humiliated by the Swans. Carlton getting a big plus is always welcome as it is typically tremendous value. The Cats cover at 59% when an outsider and have covered 10 of their last 15. This match, naturally, takes place in WA. Get your 14-day free trial & start streaming instantly >, Find out more about our policy and your choices, including how to opt-out. Geelong have covered 10 of their last 14 at their home ground and cover at 60% at the ground when favoured by fewer than three goals. Getting more than four goals the Roos cover at 61%. The Analysts have years of AFL betting experience to go along with their own database. Port have covered 10 of their last 14 off winning by two-plus goals. They have won seven straight at the Adelaide Oval and have really made their base a fortress.
Shai Bolton looks the value pick. The Blues have a shocking record interstate, covering just 38% after travelling outside of Victoria. They have conceded 129 more points than the next worst defensive side. Essendon are highly reliable plays as an underdog. Off a win as an underdog, the Swans are 17-9 against the spread since 2012. They cover at 60% when getting more than a goal and 62% when an underdog of more than a goal in Victoria. Get the free app for iphone › Get the free app for android › take me to the full website Richmond go into this with a major advantage over the Cats and should be able to keep the upper hand off a highly impressive preliminary finals win against Port. The Tigers have won eight of nine with seven of those by double digits. North Melbourne have a tremendous record as a big outsider. The Crows are an absolute mess at present. Sydney have struggled this year with three losses at the SCG but those losses have all come to teams with a winning record. Carlton getting a start is nearly always a bet and so it is here against St Kilda. The Western Bulldogs are in a huge lay spot here. The Fox Footy experts are here to help with their winners for all nine games in Round 18. There are six games to get excited about this week … St Kilda have covered just six of their last 17 when favoured so the Demons look the play in this one. St Kilda are awful favourites, covering at just 42% and making the nut in just 1 of their last 8 when favoured in betting. If the Tigers are winning their 3rd Flag in 4 years, he is playing a big part in it. This could get ugly. Find out more about our policy and your choices, including how to opt-out. The Hawks all the way.
The Cats cover at just 41% off a win of 40-plus. The Swans strike as tremendous value here.
North are poor favourites, covering just six of 18 when the elect by more than a goal. North Melbourne is 47-31 ATS as an underdog or more than a goal since 2012 and are perennially underrated by the market. Geelong are always a good bet as an underdog so look an outstanding play here. The Tigers were comfortable winners when the teams met in Round 17. HOW THE EXPERTS TIPPED; NORTH MELBOURNE v ADELAIDE Metricon Stadium, Saturday August 1, 2.35pm AEST. They have covered six of their last seven. The Blues cover at 58% as a double digit outsider and have covered six of their last nine off a win. West Coast have fallen to 5-5 against the number at Optus when favoured by more than two goals. He is one where even if he doesn’t play amazing, he’ll attract the eyes of the voting panel as we saw last year. At Betfair, we want winners. Collingwood will be looking to bounce back after a very disappointing loss following their coach being caught in a biosecurity breach that has rocked the club. West Coast are highly reliable as a big favourite in Perth. About your choices. More notably, however, is Richmond’s horrid record at the ground with just two wins in their last 10 at the venue. Check out all our expert tips and the final verdict below!
The Tigers have failed to cover their last four when favoured by more than three goals. Round 15 of the AFL starts on Tuesday with a double header featuring Hawthorn vs.
West Coast are 29-15 against the spread since 2012 when favoured by more than five goals so they have a ruthless bully streak that will serve them well here. Few teams are better prepared for a game of this magnitude. Aug 31, 2020 | AFL, Betting Tips. Port have covered just five of their last 18 off a win of two or more goals. Adelaide are a complete and utter mess. The Crows have just a single cover all season and are a bet against team the entire way through. Among those wins were a 51-point victory in the 2017 qualifying final and a 19-point triumph in last year’s preliminary final. The Demons have covered just five of their last 18 in Victoria and went a poor 1-6 against the spread in 2019 when favoured by the market. The Roos have won seven of the last 10 meetings with eight covers over that run including the last two meetings. Underdogs of more than four goals off a loss of 40-plus points cover at a very good 56%. There’s in-depth analysis, betting strategy and reasoning behind each of their selections. Fox Footy experts, including teams from Saturday Stretch, AFL Tonight and the Fox Footy Podcast, are here to help with their winners for all nine games.
The Carlton plus a play … who would have thought.