Odds updated 08 Oct 2026, 5:50pm AEDT
AFL Odds: Prices and the First-Bounce Cut-Off
Reference decimal prices for the current AFL window in Australian local time, and the moment the online market closes.
Visit Ozwin →This page lists reference pre-match AFL prices across the 18-team season. The online market closes at the first bounce, because in-play wagering online is not permitted in Australia under the IGA 2001, and a leg voided by a postponed or abandoned fixture typically settles at 1.00 inside a multi.
Fixtures, prices and when they close
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Why an AFL price is refused
- The online market closes at the first bounce: in-play wagers in Australia go by phone under the Interactive Gambling Act 2001.
- A price that moved since the refresh is re-offered at the slip rather than accepted.
- A postponed or abandoned fixture typically voids the leg at 1.00 and the multi runs on.
- Same Game Multi slips are refused outright when the operator's rules exclude that leg combination.
- Verify the account before your first withdrawal so a settled win does not stall at payout.
Frequently asked questions
When does the online AFL market close?
At the first bounce. After that, live wagers in Australia go by phone rather than through an online form.
What happens if an AFL fixture is postponed?
The leg is typically voided at 1.00, so a multi continues on its remaining legs.
Do these prices match my account?
Not always. They are reference medians at the last refresh and move up to the start of the game.