I got 6 last round, and I've got 92 for the year. I'm 13,800 our of 400,000 on the AFL tipping website. You need to look back at how the teams have played against each other In the last couple of years. For example, I tipped geelong against essendon last round becuase geelong had won 18 of the last 21 matches against essendon, and also the bombers can't beat the better teams
What worked for me was to go with a gut feeling early in the week. Base it on form and how many good and bad games they've played in a row. Sometimes teams have won 3 in a row and are due for a loss. Its an instinctive feeling for a tipster. If you're so sure, consider the picking home team depending on what venue. Also then consider recent match ups.
This might be counter intuitive but in a 50/50 scenario and the models have already factored in home ground advantage, travelling team etc, then tip the against the home team
Bullshit: I tipped against saints against swans and I’m a saints fan and tipped Sydney just cos everyone else did and I really wanted to tip us. We had a 2% chance compared to a 98% chance going by who everyone else tipped. I’m tipping who I think will win, not who everyone else is
I’ve tipped every Swans loss this year. Only Swans game I got wrong was the Freo v Sydney game at Optus, but with McCarthy’s passing only hours before the game, it was never going to happen. In saying that, to keep my swans record (nearly) perfect, I’m tipping the kangas this week.
I got 6 last round, and I've got 92 for the year. I'm 13,800 our of 400,000 on the AFL tipping website. You need to look back at how the teams have played against each other In the last couple of years. For example, I tipped geelong against essendon last round becuase geelong had won 18 of the last 21 matches against essendon, and also the bombers can't beat the better teams
What worked for me was to go with a gut feeling early in the week. Base it on form and how many good and bad games they've played in a row. Sometimes teams have won 3 in a row and are due for a loss. Its an instinctive feeling for a tipster. If you're so sure, consider the picking home team depending on what venue. Also then consider recent match ups.
So glad to see you hit 1k
This might be counter intuitive but in a 50/50 scenario and the models have already factored in home ground advantage, travelling team etc, then tip the against the home team
Picking a team that has an unlikely chance of winning makes it more interesting to watch which is a bad habbit
Pick Gold Coast at home, Swans and Freo, always pick against St Kilda, Go Cats!!
Always tip the team that sacks their coach the week before
Bullshit: My rule is to never tip against your own team unless you're certain that your team cannot be trusted
There's no way Hawks are a 75% chance to beat Freo this weekend?! AFL tipping site looks absolutely cooked.
It’s in tassie and hawks in tassie can beat anyone
The tipping site is genius apparently
It’s coz it was 10 days before the game started, and people have not put there tips in yet…
Bullshit: I tipped against saints against swans and I’m a saints fan and tipped Sydney just cos everyone else did and I really wanted to tip us. We had a 2% chance compared to a 98% chance going by who everyone else tipped. I’m tipping who I think will win, not who everyone else is
I’ve tipped every Swans loss this year. Only Swans game I got wrong was the Freo v Sydney game at Optus, but with McCarthy’s passing only hours before the game, it was never going to happen.
In saying that, to keep my swans record (nearly) perfect, I’m tipping the kangas this week.
Bro, whoever picked the Saints definitely went with their heart
Shit advice
Every since I tried this I got every tip wrong.
10 mins of spitting common sense what a pointless video