Gold Coast vs. Brisbane Predictions

We have Gold Coast vs. Brisbane predictions for AFL action on Saturday July 26 at 1:20pm at People First Stadium.

There isn’t much between the Suns and Lions with AFL odds in one of the best games of Round 20.

Gold Coast vs. Brisbane Predictions

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Best Bet

Brisbane –7.5 @ $1.90

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Looking to score another win over Gold Coast are the Lions, who are showing why they won the premiership last year. They are playing good footy after winning four consecutive games, so that form checks out.

They defeated the likes of the Western Bulldogs, Port Adelaide and Geelong, so they’re beating teams they’ll likely face in the finals.

Gold Coast comes off a poor loss to the Adelaide Crows, and although that followed a win over Collingwood, it was a poor showing. We’re not sure how the Suns rebound from that performance, and punters get a good line for Brisbane at –7.5.

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Same Game Multi

Brisbane -7.5, Charlie Cameron 2+ Goals, Kai Lohmann 2+ Goals, Total Match Points Under 155.5 @ $20.00

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Our AFL multi odds are boosted by including Charlie Cameron and Kai Lohmann to score 2+ goals. Cameron is a $2.15 chance and Lohmann is a $2.75 chance, so those odds are well worth including in picks.

Lohmann kicked two goals last week, so his odds are excellent value to repeat the dose. Cameron should get every chance to kick a couple of goals, having kicked six goals from his previous two games.

Under 155.5 is based on recent meetings, which went for 115, 158, and 124 points. They typically play defensive-style footy, so it could be an 80-68 scoreline.

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Best Value Bet

Brisbane Wire-to-Wire @ $2.50

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Brisbane should exercise its dominance from the outset and getting $2.50 odds is better than we expected.

The Lions have the clear edge over Gold Coast, in not only experience but talent, and that should be evident to kick off Super Saturday.

Look for Brisbane to make a positive start and put Gold Coast under pressure from the opening bounce.

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