Afl round 16 tipsters betting

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End The Geelong juggernaut is the one sure thing this season and they will make short work of a Lions side lucky to be there on Friday night at the MCG. End The Brownlow is one of the best punting events of the year, and with plenty of markets and angles on offer, we've loaded up with a mega set of tips for Sunday's count. Brisbane came out firing from the gates, kicking four goals in the opening quarter. With just one win next to their name prior to the match, the Lions went on to win comfortably in the end, setting us up for what should be an intriguing clash between two wooden spoon contenders at The Gabba.

This fixture has provided some classics in recent years, but Brisbane hold the upper hand having won four of the last five. Of course, if that is to happen, the Blues will really need to show up ready for the challenge.

The Lions looked like a completely different team in Perth last week, moving the ball freely going forward and really challenging defenders inside fifty. The standout for the Lions in their victory over the Dockers was year old forward Eric Hipwood. Back Brisbane to Beat the Line It was an arm wrestle for the entirety, but the Saints squeaked out two-point winners against a Melbourne team that looked destined to jump back into the winners circle.

The highlight for the Sainters was Tim Membrey. The year old has been the focus of criticism all year, but his four goals on Sunday showed he does have a future as St. Travelling to Melbourne is tough for any inter-state team, but things looked a little sketchy for Port after trailing by a pair of goals at quarter time.

It sure is hard to make a case for St. Kilda, what with seven straight losses to the Power next to their name and all. Taking nothing away from the Saints last weekend, it was probably more a case of Melbourne losing the game, rather than St. Kilda actually winning it. The Power are in prime position for finals, but after chairman David Koch urged the AFL to push finals games away from the MCG during the week, Port will know the importance this game holds in terms of ladder position come finals.

Last week was crucial for the Hawks, but they seemingly did everything they could to let another must-win game slip through their hands. It was a game the Hawks of old would have won, and having come back from a point deficit to be within three-points of the lead in the final term, Hawthorn really should have walked away with the points. The Bulldogs, on the other hand, did what the Hawks could not. The sons of the west used all of their momentum to knock of the Cats in dramatic fashion, withholding a late charge from a side that was once considered a premiership favourite.

One week they pump Adelaide, while the next they look flat. If one thing is for sure, the loss of Shaun Burgoyne really hurt this team, and when the class of previous premiership heroes is missing, this Hawthorn team looks like a shell of its former self.

With Burgoyne still set to miss the next three weeks, and no news on Cyril Rioli just yet, you get the feeling the Hawks need some kind of big inclusion to reignite the spark. Unless that happens, this is a market to stay well away from given both teams spotty form.

It was a gutting loss for the Dockers, one that has called the entire club into question, which is just about all you can say for the Demons following a third straight loss to the miserable Saints. To make matters worse, Jesse Hogan played his heart out kicking three goals, but if the Demons can still lose after that kind of effort, it makes you wonder if this club is actually ready for finals. With the water still looking murky for both teams, perhaps this game will provide some clarity.

Fortunately for both clubs, this game is being played on somewhat neutral turf in the Northern Territory. Freo have won just one inter-state game so far this season, but they have won four of their last five against the Demons, including last seasons two-point nail biter. If they can play some composed footy in the final term, something they failed to do last week, the Dees should take full advantage of a lost and confused Fremantle side.

Clinging to eighth on the ladder, the Roos had to knock off the reborn again Bombers at Etihad Stadium, but failed to do so in what was a high-scoring affair. As expected, the Suns were no match for Collingwood at home last week. They did well to lead at quarter time, but it was all downhill from there, as the Pies managed to kick 14 goals. The game had blowout written all over it, and although the Magpies still won by points, it could have been much, much worse.

So are they any chance against the Roos away from home this week? The bookies say no, but recent history might suggest this could be a close shave for the Roos. Gold Coast took care of North up in Cairns earlier this year, walking away with a point win in horrible conditions. Of course, things were a little different for the Suns back then, because Tom Lynch was actually fit and healthy. Now Gold Coast are relying on the likes of Nick Holman to kick goals, a far cry from Round 4 when the Suns legitimately looked a shot at playing finals.

Ben Brown is still doing his thing, and the same goes for Mason Wood, who booted three last week against the Bombers. Speaking of up and about, perhaps no one can rival the confidence the Pies are showing right now. The Bombers were particularly impressive last week against North Melbourne, a game that turned out to be quite a high scoring affair. It was a big week for Orazio Fantasia, who booted four goals, but this was really the blueprint of footy the Bombers were supposed to be playing during the early stages of the season.

G et the ball to Mason Cox going forward and control the clearances. Pick Your Own Line Collingwood The Eagles looked home and hosed by the third quarter, but momentum and a lack of defensive poise cost West Coast a crucial win on the road. The Giants, meanwhile, were on the opposite end, fending off a late attack from Hawthorn in the final term to hold on to win by points.

All is not lost for the Eagles, but their once illustrious place atop the ladder looks long gone. Last weeks loss saw West Coast slip down to third, while the Giants win saw them jump all the way from 10th into sixth. With five wins at home so far this year, West Coast are certainly a different beast at Optus Stadium. The Eagles do come into this round as the favourite though, and for good reason. Winning at home against the Hawks is one thing, but doing it on the road against a stingy defence like the Eagles is another.

It is another weekend that is packed full of big games, but there is none bigger than the Friday Night Blockbuster between the Adelaide Crows and the Western Bulldogs. Our betting plays have been on absolute fire in recent weeks — 13 winners from our past 15 tips — and our complete Round 16 AFL tips can be found below. Adelaide were not overly impressive against Carlton, but they were still able to come away with the four points and they will start this clash as clear favourites.

The Crows have won eight of their past 11 games as home favourites and they are a profitable against the line in this scenario. The Western Bulldogs have won just one of their past four games and they suffered another tight loss at the hands of the West Coast Eagles last weekend. They have still won four of their past eight games as away underdogs and they are a profitable against the line in this scenario. The Bulldogs have generally saved their most impressive performances for the best sides in the competition this season and there is not as much between these two sides as the current betting suggests.

GWS were probably a touch lucky to come away with a draw against Geelong last Saturday and they continue to play a slightly unconvincing brand of football. The Giants have won seven of their past ten games as away favourites for a narrow loss, but they are against the line in this scenario.

Hawthorn head to Tasmania on the back of two excellent wins and it is no secret that they have an excellent record on the Apple Isle. The Hawks have won six of their past 13 games as underdogs for a big profit and they are against the line when receiving a start. This is a game that the market looks to have got just about right and I am happy to stay out from a betting standpoint.

Essendon suffered a shock loss at the hands of the Brisbane Lions last weekend, but they will still go into this clash as narrow favourites. The Bombers did beat Collingwood when they met on Anzac Day earlier this year, but they continue to be a tough team to trust from a betting standpoint.

Collingwood slumped to their third straight loss when they went down to Hawthorn last weekend and this will be another season of disappointment for the Magpies. The Magpies have won four of their past 12 games as underdogs and they are against the line when receiving a start.

Sydney really should have beaten Melbourne by a much bigger score last Friday night, but they still did enough to win and have won seven of their past eight games. The Swans have still won only seven of their past 13 games as home favourites for a clear loss and they are a poor against the line in this scenario.

Winning away from home continues to be an issue for the Suns and they have lost their past seven games as away underdogs, while they are against the line in this scenario. Sydney really should be able to continue their winning ways, but there is no value at their current price and I am keen to stay out of this clash from a betting standpoint.

The Cats were arguably a touch unlucky to not get the full four points from their meeting with Greater Western Sydney and this is obviously a much weaker opposition. Geelong have won six of their past nine games as away favourites for a narrow loss and they are against the line in this scenario. Brisbane produced an outstanding final quarter to record an upset win over Essendon and they really are showing some promising signs in the second half of the season. The Lions have won only two of their past ten games as home underdogs and their record against the line in this situation is no better.

Geelong should be able to return to winning form, but this is another clash that the market has got just about right and I will be staying out of. Richmond came from behind to record an upset win over Port Adelaide and another victory would go a long way towards cementing their position in the top four. St Kilda made it three wins on the trot with their win over Fremantle and their finals hopes are now in their own hands. The Saints have won five of their past 12 games as underdogs for a narrow profit, but they are only a middling against the line in this scenario.

Richmond have proven this season that they are more than capable of competing with the best teams in the competition and on their best form they have a clear edge over St Kilda. The line of North Melbourne had enough opportunities to beat the Gold Coast Suns, but they were unable to take advantage and let a golden opportunity slip. The Kangaroos have won only two of their past five games as home favourites and they are a very poor against the line in this scenario.

Fremantle have not been disgraced in their two most recent defeats at the hands of Geelong and St Kilda, but they have lacked composure at key moments. The Dockers have won only two of their past eight games as away underdogs and they are against the line in this situation.

These are two teams that are very tough to trust from a betting perspective and this is another clash that I am happy to steer clear of. No Bet Sunday 9 July, pm, MCG Carlton 82 - Melbourne 90 Melbourne are now right on the edge of the top eight and really need to keep winning these sort of games in order to play finals football. The Demons had their winning streak ended by the Sydney Swans last Friday night and their fairly poor performance was overshadowed by the off-the-ball incident involving Tomas Bugg.

Carlton produced another brave effort to give Adelaide a scare last weekend and they have shown they are capable of playing at a high level on their day.

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A place in the top eight is still up for grabs, but Melbourne must ensure they win from here on out with the Bulldogs and Giants both breathing down their neck.

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