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Melbourne - $2.80 to make the eight.

A good bet $50 on for me  (gamble carefully).

Just a bit of luck needed in close games this year and with injuries of course.

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    50 minutes ago, gregdemon said:

    Melbourne - $2.80 to make the eight.

    A good bet $50 on for me  (gamble carefully).

    Just a bit of luck needed in close games this year and with injuries of course.

    That my friend is what’s “ Money for jam” They’ll be paying that out by round 10

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    Hawthorn second favourite for the flag is rediculous, can see them doing a dees of 2019 after we came from no where in 18 to a prelim 

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    Langford at $15.00 for the Rising Star was too juicy to ignore. Chucked a cheeky watermelon on him. 

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    16 minutes ago, brendan said:

    Hawthorn second favourite for the flag is rediculous, can see them doing a dees of 2019 after we came from no where in 18 to a prelim 

    Yes, if Mitchell can get them to Top 4 this year, it will be very depressing!!

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    2 hours ago, BLWNBA said:

    Langford at $15.00 for the Rising Star was too juicy to ignore. Chucked a cheeky watermelon on him. 

    Who the hell is favorite if he’s at $15?

    (And what value is the watermelon?)

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    23 minutes ago, DemonWheels said:

    Who the hell is favorite if he’s at $15?

    (And what value is the watermelon?)

    Jagga Smith outright favourite at $5.50.

    $20 = watermelon. 

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    1 hour ago, BLWNBA said:

    Jagga Smith outright favourite at $5.50.

    $20 = watermelon. 

    $20 is a lobster 🦞 

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    11 hours ago, Bombay Airconditioning said:

    A pineapple is $50 so I’m guessing $20.

    Geez this cost of living crisis is really getting out of hand 

    No fruit for my kids going forward 

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    13 hours ago, BLWNBA said:

    Langford at $15.00 for the Rising Star was too juicy to ignore. Chucked a cheeky watermelon on him. 

    Screenshot_20250216_093736_Chrome.thumb.jpg.a6df25713e73acd5aae9d560e07cfbde.jpg

    Should have held on to it, BLWNBA:

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    11 hours ago, BLWNBA said:

    Jagga Smith outright favourite at $5.50.

    $20 = watermelon. 

    I thought that was a crayfish

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    3 minutes ago, Fritta and Turner said:

    I thought that was a crayfish

     

    IMG_9080.jpeg

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    19 hours ago, brendan said:

    Hawthorn second favourite for the flag is rediculous, can see them doing a dees of 2019 after we came from no where in 18 to a prelim 

    A drop yes but they haven't had near the players miss pre season that we did that year.

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    No, guys, an actual cheeky watermelon has been bet. Come September given how quickly they go off this bettor may have to have a cheeky watermelon party.

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    2 hours ago, Bombay Airconditioning said:

    Dees to make the 8 

    Langford Rising Star

    Bont Brownlow

    Odds of $561.60

    $20 bet would get you $11,232

    Hold on isn’t the Brownlow just between Cripps, Daicos and Neale ? 
     

    Have the rules been changed ? 

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    1 hour ago, Sydee said:

    Hold on isn’t the Brownlow just between Cripps, Daicos and Neale ? 
     

    Have the rules been changed ? 

    I plan on doing a few multis with Dees making the 8, then a couple of different winners for the Brownlow, thinking Daicos, Bont, Serong and maybe Butters. Then a few options for the Riding Star.

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    My shout if my $1 bet comes off ...
    (Also have every combo of 2 legs ie 6 bets of $10. I think Roo winning the Coleman is the least likely but what the hell).

     

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    Now this sounds all OK,

    but I do not know how to put "multiples" on the AFL    I can see how how it is done on other things but how do you specify  the sport AFL,  and then the exotic markets .  What betting agency and any other hints please.   I have looked but have fat fingers when it comes to on line stuff    it just does not work for me.

     

    Any help appreciated      PS I do know how to do stuff on the nags,  lost a heap on them.  but i think i know more about footy. 

     

    Before the practice matches is the time to prove it.   Thanks in advance.

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    23 hours ago, Go Ds said:

    No, guys, an actual cheeky watermelon has been bet. Come September given how quickly they go off this bettor may have to have a cheeky watermelon party.

    Is this yr innie speaking?

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