All 18 AFL Clubs Equal Premiership Favourite
BETTING for the 2021 AFL Premiership was plunged into chaos with all 18 clubs being considered the red-hot favourite to take out …
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All-Time WORST AFL Trades
Ahh, the AFL trade period… Wheeling and dealing is taking place. Fans are hitting constant refresh on the trade day blog on…
The Snapshot: AFL Grand Final Recap
The 2020 AFL season is officially in the books after the Tigers claimed dynasty status at the Gabba on Saturday night. Both …
One Eyed Geelong Cats Grand Final Preview
The greatest team of all, the Geelong Cats, will win their 10th VFL/AFL Premiership on Saturday night against some team from Melbourne…
One-Eyed Richmond Grand Final Preview
They may not have daylight savings in Queensland, but they’ll be setting their watches to TIGER TIME come Saturday night at The…
2020 AFL Grand Final Tips & Preview
The Richmond Tigers and Geelong Cats will face in what is arguably the most even match up for an AFL Grand Final…
Here’s Why Every Premiership of the AFL Era Has An Asterisk*
There is an argument that whoever wins the 2020 AFL premiership should have an asterisk next to it. A reduced 17 game …
The Snapshot: Preliminary Finals Recap
Experience payed off in more ways than one over the weekend as Richmond and Geelong both recorded huge away wins to punch …
The Complete History of AFL Grand Final Entertainment 1977 – 2020
Brace yourself for hours upon hours of flag-waving, people butchering Waltzing Matilda, Failed Olympic bids and of course Meatloaf and Angry Anderson…
Preliminary Final v Geelong
The mighty Brisbane Lions (proudly sponsored by Neds) are one step away from securing a home Gabba Grand Final appearance and all…
Australian Rules Football has grown from humble beginnings into Australia’s most popular football code and more recently, has become a favourite of the online betting community.
Aussie Rules was originally forged as a way to keep cricketers fit in the winter, but the sport has more than taken its position within the Australian sporting landscape and boasts the country’s best crowds and overall viewership markets annually.
The AFL only came to be in its current form in 1990 and was previously called the ‘VFL’; with teams fielded only in the state of Victoria. Since then however, the AFL has truly become an Australian sport with several teams now based in Queensland, New South Wales, South Australia and Western Australia.
Neds offers punters a wide variety of AFL betting options, including the standard game, head-to-head and line markets, as well as a plethora of futures markets including the yearly Brownlow Medal count and which team will be crowned premiers.