Australian Football League (AFL) Betting

If you’re betting on the AFL premiership, you’re bound to find an option at TAB.com.au that will suit you. Check out our great AFL betting tips, previews, given that it’s the nation’s most-loved football code. The AFL Grand final is one of the premier sporting events in Australia.

AFL Premiership Betting

If you’re betting on the AFL premiership, you’re bound to find a wager at TAB.com.au that will pique your interest. Check out our great AFL odds on this year’s Top 8, Wooden Spoon, Quinella and much more. AFL fans will no doubt be feeling the excitement with the season well underway.

Individual Medal Betting

For AFL fans that know their stuff and think they know who will win the Brownlow Medal or Coleman Medal at the end of the season.

Coleman Medal Betting
Bet on AFL’s top goalscorer of the season with TAB.com.au’s Coleman Medal betting. Some generous odds are available on your favourite players now. For wider betting options, we also offer odds for picking the team of the winning player.

Brownlow Medal Betting
Betting on the Brownlow medal is another way for punters to back their favourite player. This medal is awarded at the end of each AFL season to the ‘best and fairest’ player.

AFL – the game

AFL (a.k.a. Australian Rules or Aussie Rules) is a team ball game played on a large oval field. Two teams, each consisting of 18 players, compete to score the most points in a four quarter match. Points are scored by kicking the ball through a set of goals. If the ball is kicked through the two central posts, six points are awarded. If the ball passes through the outer two posts, one point is scored.

The ball may advanced by passing or kicking. The ball may also be carried and run with so long as it is bounced, or touched to the ground every fifteen metres. Possession of the ball must be relinquished, either by kicking or handballing, if the player is tackled. If not, you’ll hear the crowd scream “ball” at the umpire, urging him to give a free kick for “holding the ball”.