Melbourne may be set for another long year according to punters, with the Dees firming from $4.00 with online bookmaker sportsbet.com.au to be $2.20 favourites to claim the wooden spoon.
Luke Dunstan and Lachie Hunter now find themselves as equal $10 favourites to win the Rising Star award after firming from $26 over the weekend, while punters are tipping the Tigers will get their first win of the year this Thursday when they face Carlton.
In other betting movements since the weekend:
· Richmond v Carlton: The Tigers will get some revenge of the Blues according to the betting, with almost double the money bet on them compared to Carlton.
· Essendon v Hawthorn: Essendon’s upset win over the weekend has seen them firm from $3.30 to $2.80 against the Hawks. But punters aren’t convinced, with virtually all of the money coming for Hawthorn.
· St Kilda v GWS: This game is now a toss of the coin, with the Saints coming in from $2.40 to $1.90. However, there has been double the money on the Giants at $1.85.
· Port Adelaide v Adelaide: Not much to report in this one. The Power have drifted slightly from $1.70 to $1.72 and practically all the money has been on them.
· Fremantle v Gold Coast: No movement in the betting but there has been some interest in Gold Coast despite their big odds of $7.00.
· Sydney v Collingwood: The market suggests Sydney will win but punters don’t agree, with money even in this one despite the Pies being $2.80 outsiders.
· Brisbane v Geelong: No change in this price. Has been double the money on the Cats so their price could shorten.
· Melbourne v West Coast: Things have gone from bad to worse for the Dees, who have drifted from $3.30 to $5.50. There has only be a handful of bets placed on them.
· Western Bulldogs v North Melbourne: Not a lot of love for the Bulldogs in this one, but they have firmed slightly from $3.10 to $3.00.
· Dees for spoon: Melbourne are now the favourites to win the wooden spoon after losing to St Kilda, firming from $4.00 to $2.10
· Roughead Coleman favourite: Jarryd Roughead is now the outright favourite for the Coleman after firming from $9.00 to $6.00 over the weekend. He is also now the best backed player ahead of Jack Gunston and Travis Cloke.
· Watson firms for Brownlow: His best on ground performance has seen him firm from $12 to $8.00 and is second favourite behind Ablett at $5.00.
· New Rising Star favourites: They may be set for long years, but St Kilda and the Western Bulldogs have something to look forward to, with Luke Dunstan and Lachie Hunter now equal $10 favourites to win the Rising Star award.
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Markets courtesy of sportsbet.com.au
Round 2 odds
(Prices in brackets from Monday 17 March)
$1.72 Richmond (steady)
$2.05 Carlton (steady)
$2.80 Essendon (in from $3.30)
$1.42 Hawthorn (out from $1.30)
$1.95 St Kilda (in from $2.40)
$1.85 GWS (out from $1.57)
$1.72 Port Adelaide (in from $1.75)
$2.05 Adelaide (out from $2.00)
$1.41 Sydney (steady)
$2.80 Collingwood (out from $2.75)
$1.07 Fremantle (steady)
$7.00 Gold Coast (steady)
$3.75 Brisbane (steady)
$1.25 Geelong (steady)
$5.50 Melbourne (out from $3.30)
$1.13 West Coast (in from $1.30)
$3.00 Western Bulldogs (in from $3.10)
$1.36 North Melbourne (out from $1.32)
Premiership winner
$4.00 Hawthorn (steady)
$4.25 Fremantle (steady)
$7.00 Sydney (out from $6.50)
$8.00 Geelong (in from $9.00)
$12 West Coast (in from $17)
$15 Essendon (in from $21)
$18 North Melbourne (out from $12)
$21 Collingwood (steady)
$23 Richmond (steady)
$26 Adelaide (steady)
$26 Port Adelaide (steady)
$34 Carlton (steady)
$51 Gold Coast (steady)
$101 Western Bulldogs (steady)
$151 GWS (steady)
$201 Brisbane (steady)
$251 St Kilda (in from $501)
$501 Melbourne (out from $251)
Least Wins
$2.20 Melbourne (in from $4.00)
$2.75 St Kilda (out from $2.10)
$4.00 GWS (out from $3.50)
$10 Brisbane (steady)
$34 Western Bulldogs (in from $51)
$51 Gold Coast (out from $34)
$51 Carlton (steady)
$51 Essendon (out from $15)
$51 Collingwood (steady)
$101 Richmond (steady)
$251 Port Adelaide (steady)
$251 Adelaide (steady)
$251 West Coast (steady)
$501 Geelong (steady)
$501 North Melbourne (steady)
$501 Sydney (steady)
$501 Hawthorn (steady)
$501 Fremantle (steady)
Coleman Medal
$6.00 Jarryd Roughead (in from $9.00)
$9.00 Jeremy Cameron (out from $8.00)
$9.00 Josh Kennedy (out from $7.00)
$9.00 Lance Franklin (out from $7.50)
$9.00 Jack Riewoldt (out from $8.00)
$10 Travis Cloke (out from $8.00)
$11 Matthew Pavlich (steady)
$12 Jack Gunston (steady)
$15 Tom Hawkins (steady)
$15 Kurt Tippett (out from $10)
$21 Justin Westhoff (in from $26)
$26 Jay Schulz (steady)
$26 Taylor Walker (steady)
$26 Lindsay Thomas (in from $51)
Others quoted
Brownlow Medal
$5.50 Gary Ablett (out from $5.00)
$8.00 Jobe Watson (in from $12)
$9.00 Joel Selwood (in from $11)
$12 Nathan Fyfe (out from $10)
$12 Patrick Dangerfield (out from $11)
$14 Scott Pendlebury (out from $12)
$17 Sam Mitchell (out from $14)
$17 Trent Cotchin (out from $14)
$21 Dane Swan (out from $17)
Others quoted
2014 Rising Star winner
$10 Luke Dunstan (in from $26)
$10 Lachie Hunter (in from $26)
$11 Joe Daniher (in from $14)
$12 Mitch Grigg (in from $14)
$12 James Aish (in from $16)
$12 Brodie Grundy (out from $8.00)
$12 Luke McDonald (in from $14)
$15 Jonathan Patton (steady)
$17 Josh Kelly (out from $15)
$21 Jake Stringer, Tom Langdon, Dom Sheed
$26 Kade Kolodjashnig (in from $34), Jesse Hogan, Matt Crouch, Troy Menzel
Others quoted
