AFL Football Betting at IASbet.com
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AFL punters receive top betting odds when wagering at IASbet, as well as a choice of 3 generous sign-up bonuses upon registration. We quote Australian Football League betting odds on all AFL games, the AFL/NRL Double, the Brownlow Medal winner, NAB Rising Star Award and the Norm Smith Medal winner, including a range of exotic AFL bet types. IASbet AFL betting odds can be viewed at the top of this page, select a football betting opportunity that interests you and become a winner at IASbet. Australian Football League – AFL |
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Running from March to September yearly, The AFL is the country’s premier Australian Rules Football league. Sixteen teams compete for the premiership title via three stages of competition, the regular season, Finals Series Play-offs and the Grand Finals. IASbet offers Live In-Run betting odds on all AFL season matches. The AFL is further developing the game nationally, and in 2011 a new Gold Coast AFL team will be introduced into the Australian Rules Football League. The total number of AFL teams will increase to 18 teams nationally, when the Western Sydney Football Club enter the AFL competition in 2012. AFL Finals Series Betting At the end of the regular season of play the top eight AFL teams on the ladder qualify for the Final Series, with the number one qualifier winning the Minor Premiership and the McClelland Trophy. The AFL Final Series is a four week long elimination tournament culminating in the Grand Final Championship event. IASbet offers Live In-Run betting odds on all AFL Final Series matches AFL Grand Final Betting The Australian Football League Grand Finals is the finale of the AFL season and the deciding match that determines the premiership champions. Held at the MCG (Melbourne Cricket Ground) the event attracts an annual audience close to 100,000, making it the biggest non-international club championship on the planet. The Geelong Football Club have been a dominant force over the past 3 years, taking out their first flag in 44 years in 2007. The following year (2008) they made the AFL Grand Final, but were beaten by an impressive Hawthorn outfit. However they bounced back to win last year's 2009 AFL Grand Final against the St Kilda Football Club. IASbet offers Live In-Run betting odds on the AFL Grand Final. Brownlow Medal Betting Named after Charles Brownlow, a Geelong player and the driving force behind the establishment of the Victorian Football League, the Brownlow Medal is the honour given to the "fairest and best" player in the Australian Football League. The recipient is determined by umpires during the regular season of play. Finals Series matches are excluded. The reigning Brownlow Medallist is Geelong's midfield champion Gary Ablett Jnr. Collingwood's Dane Swan is the short priced favouirte to win this year's Brownlow Medal, followed by Hawthorn's Luke Hodge and current Brownlow Medallist Gary Ablett Jnr. IASbet offers betting odds on the Brownlow Medal winner. Norm Smith Medal Betting Awarded to the best player on Grand Final day, the Norm Smith Medal is one of the Australian Football League’s most prestigious player accolades. The prize is a tribute to legendary Melbourne player and coach Norman Smith, who passed away in 1973. Geelong forward, Steve Johnson was awarded the 2007 Norm Smith Medal, Hawthorn Champion Luke Hodge won the 2008 Norm Smith Medal, whilst Paul Chapman from Geelong took out the 2009 North Smith Medal. IASbet offers betting odds on the Norm Smith Medal winner. Australian Football League Teams Adelaide Crows, North Melbourne Kangaroos, Brisbane Lions, Melbourne Demons, Carlton Blues, Port Adelaide Power, Collingwood Magpies, Richmond Tigers, Essendon Bombers, St Kilda Saints, Fremantle Dockers, Sydney Swans, Geelong Cats, Western Bulldogs, Hawthorn Hawks and West Coast Eagles. To enter in 2011 - Gold Coast Football Club; 2012 - Western Sydney Football Club. |
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