Bet of the Day - February 23rdOne thing I have learned from pre-season AFL betting is that nobody knows what is going on!
Last week the Tigers beat Hawthorn while resting all the club's A-graders against the likes of Franklin, Rioli and Mitchell. A few years back Carlton won the pre-season competition only to follow it up with the wooden spoon!
The Blues travel to Adelaide this week to play the round robin vs the Crows and Power.
Port Adelaide seems to be everybody's whipping boy and their odds reflect this sentiment so, "we'll never stop stop stop till we're top top top..." hopefully this weekend!
$25 Port Adelaide to beat Carlton at $3.05
$25 Port Adelaide to beat Adelaide at $3.00
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