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
Decimal odds — the median of 2–12 bookmakers pricing this market at the last refresh (not every book prices every market). Prices move hardest in the run-up to the start — confirm the current price in your bet slip. ▼/▲ beside a price show it came in shorter or drifted longer since yesterday's snapshot. The dark-shaded price is the current market favourite.
Upcoming fixtures
| 23.08 · 19:20 AEST | West Coast – Hawthorn |
| 28.08 · 19:30 AEST | Western Bulldogs – Collingwood |
| 28.08 · 19:40 AEST | Melbourne – Carlton |
| 29.08 · 19:30 AEST | Melbourne – Carlton |
| 29.08 · 19:40 AEST | Western Bulldogs – Collingwood |
Recent results
| 23.08 | Essendon – Port Adelaide | 95–105 |
| 22.08 | Adelaide – GWS Giants | 157–101 |
| 22.08 | Geelong – Richmond | 133–76 |
| 22.08 | Melbourne – Western Bulldogs | 87–108 |
| 22.08 | Carlton – Fremantle | 119–82 |
| 21.08 | Collingwood – Brisbane | 96–159 |
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.