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Yeah Higgins and Cunnington take in turns to dominate games. He should be safe for votes even if Kangas lose. If they win his odds will drop big timehiggins to get 3 votes today just to make it more interesting
could be a 5 way tie this year
Ziebell near certain 3Yeah Higgins and Cunnington take in turns to dominate games. He should be safe for votes even if Kangas lose. If they win his odds will drop big time
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Makes sense. I didn't end up watching 2nd half. Its interesting the vast difference of odds between betting companies for any player over 10 oddsZiebell near certain 3
Thinking Ward and WhitfieldSurely Dusty would get votes against the Giants?
Yeah had a look around. They all bringing Gawn and Gaff odds in.Heads Up - Ladbrokes have now adjusted Max Gawn's odds. He's still showing 12-1. He's second favourite and as short as 6-1 elsewhere. Lads offers cash out, so you can double your money if they adjust to reflect the market. Whether you think he can win or not is irrelevant, if you get him at 12's and he comes in to 6's, you will double up.
Additionally, Gerard Whately talked him up over the weekend. No doubt he'll follow up those thoughts on AFL360 tonight, which should see his odds adjust accordingly > https://www.sen.com.au/news/2018/07...-brownlow-would-be-a-triumph-for-the-umpires/
100% agreeI don't know why Cripps is still lingering in the top picks...not disputing his impact on games, he's an amazing player, but Carlton haven't won enough, or even been close enough for him to get 1 or 2 votes in those big losses. I think Gaff and Gawn will shorten even more over the next few weeks.
see you point but cash out doesn't work necessarily like that does it?Heads Up - Ladbrokes have now adjusted Max Gawn's odds. He's still showing 12-1. He's second favourite and as short as 6-1 elsewhere. Lads offers cash out, so you can double your money if they adjust to reflect the market. Whether you think he can win or not is irrelevant, if you get him at 12's and he comes in to 6's, you will double up.
Additionally, Gerard Whately talked him up over the weekend. No doubt he'll follow up those thoughts on AFL360 tonight, which should see his odds adjust accordingly > https://www.sen.com.au/news/2018/07...-brownlow-would-be-a-triumph-for-the-umpires/
Ive spent all my money already on Mitchell and Gaff x wins and place bets.Gawn is now $9 at Ladbrokes, but he's still currently $11 at William Hill. Much shorter everywhere else...lowest I've seen is $6!
see you point but cash out doesn't work necessarily like that does it?
i have a richmond/gawn double.. got 91/1 odds are now 20/1 roughly, original payment was 9k cash out offer is $300, how does that work?
I don't know why Cripps is still lingering in the top picks...not disputing his impact on games, he's an amazing player, but Carlton haven't won enough, or even been close enough for him to get 1 or 2 votes in those big losses. I think Gaff and Gawn will shorten even more over the next few weeks.
Combination of big numbers, with huge contested possession rates, with a very fair style right under umpires noses. Markets have him right, I reckon. Will lose very few votes to teammates also.
These votes don't worry meThe latest AFL Coaches Association votes have Gawn in the lead and Cripps in second place - 71 (Gawn), 68 (Cripps). Gawn received the perfect 10 votes in Round 17. Cripps received 8. Mitchell is a fair way behind in this one (58). Gaff is even further down (53).
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-07-16/aflca-votes-round-17-big-max-gets-max-votes
If its a tie are the odds halved?
Also for place betting?
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As I've said a few times and don't want anyone taking offence - coaches votes are near meaningless in the Brownlow.
Robbie Gray - 2014.
Combination of big numbers, with huge contested possession rates, with a very fair style right under umpires noses. Markets have him right, I reckon. Will lose very few votes to teammates also.
But as previously stated will lose a ton of votes to players on the teams he keeps getting flogged by
As expected, Whateley talked glowingly about Gawn on AFL360 tonight. He said he is leading most player awards, not just Coaches Association. Aware of the difference, but the buzz on Gawn is pretty strong. If he isn't where everyone is expecting him to be in voting to this point, no amount of media sway will get him home now, but if he is, and his form sticks, he's a real chance.