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Aussie Rules betting markets at Virgin Bet cover the sport’s high-flying marks, punishing tackles, and fast running. Explore our result, handicap, total points, and player prop markets. You’ll also find outrights and specials across the AFL, SANFL, or WAFL.
You’ll love the different betting markets, competitive Aussie Rules odds, and regular promotions at Virgin Bet. Whether you follow an AFL team or enjoy the sport itself, we offer pre-match, live, and outright markets throughout the season.
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The fast-paced, brutal nature of Aussie Rules results in a wide range of betting markets. Here are some of the ways you can bet on the action from the oval-shaped field:
Our in-play live Aussie Rules betting markets come into play following the ball-up. This type of betting matches the excitement and intensity of the on-field action, with odds naturally updating after goals, behinds, or nasty injuries.
Are you new to Aussie Rules? Here are some of the basics. Each team has 18 players, competing on an oval-shaped field. Players can run with the ball before kicking or punching it. A team will earn a free kick after completing a “mark”, a clean catch from a kick of 15 metres or more.
A goal is scored when a player kicks the ball through the two middle posts. This awards 6 points. Scoring a behind results in 1 point when the ball hits the goalpost, goes between a goalpost and an outer post, or is pushed through with any body part other than the foot.
The AFL is the top professional competition and features 18 teams from Australia’s mainland states.
Yes. Aussie Rules betting odds are available on the AFL, AFL Women, SANFL, and WAFL. Pre-match and in-play bets are accepted, including outrights and specials.
A points handicap levels the playing field by giving the favourite a negative points start and the underdog a positive points start. For example, -15.5 points or +5.5 points.

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