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AFL odds are bookmaker prices that reflect the implied chance of outcomes in AFL markets like head to head, line, totals and team props. This page lets you compare bookmaker odds with Bet Better model probability and implied probability so you can quickly identify when pricing may not match the estimated chance.
Moneyline Line (spread) Totals Team props

How to read AFL odds today

If you are trying to decide whether a price is worth taking, focus on the relationship between these columns:

Field What it means How to use it
Odds (Decimal/American) Bookmaker price for the outcome. Lower odds imply a higher chance, higher odds imply a lower chance.
Implied Probability Chance derived from the odds. Use as the market baseline. This is what the book is effectively pricing.
Model Probability Bet Better estimated chance from analytics. If model probability is meaningfully higher than implied probability, it can indicate value.
Prediction Model output for the market. Use as direction and context alongside probabilities, not as a guarantee.

Want a deeper walkthrough? Use these related AFL pages: Best Bets, Picks, Props, AFL Betting Guide.

AFL betting lines and team props explained

These are the common markets you will see on this page. Different bookmakers may label them slightly differently.

  • Moneyline (Head to head): Who wins the match.
  • Line (Spread): Handicap on the margin, like -12.5 or +12.5 points.
  • Totals: Over or under the total match points.
  • Team props: Team totals and team performance outcomes, depending on the bookmaker feed.

AFL odds FAQ

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What are AFL odds?
AFL odds are bookmaker prices that show how likely each outcome is for a market such as head to head, line, totals, or team props. Lower odds mean a higher implied chance, and higher odds mean a lower implied chance.
What is the difference between implied probability and model probability?
Implied probability is derived from the bookmaker odds and reflects the market price. Model probability is Bet Better's estimated chance from analytics. When model probability is higher than implied probability, it can indicate potential value.
What are AFL betting lines?
AFL betting lines are handicap markets that adjust the match margin to price both sides more evenly. Example: one team might be -12.5 points and the other +12.5 points.
What are AFL team props?
Team props are team level markets beyond the match winner, such as team total points or other team performance outcomes depending on the bookmaker.
Why do I sometimes see no odds on this page?
This can happen between rounds or before bookmakers open markets for upcoming games. When markets re open, odds will appear again.

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Currently, there are no AFL odds to display. This can happen between match rounds or if markets for upcoming games haven't opened yet.

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