GWS vs. St Kilda Predictions

We have GWS vs. St Kilda predictions for AFL action on Sunday August 24 at 12:20pm at ENGIE Stadium.

The Giants look to march into the finals with some momentum, but beating the Saints on a four-game winning streak won’t be easy.

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Best Bet

GWS –29.5 @ $1.90

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St Kilda has taken advantage of playing poor teams recently, and although the Saints are winning, GWS should be far too good for them on Sunday.

The Giants looked the goods when handing Gold Coast a loss last week, and that showed that they are ready for the big time. They also defeated the likes of Sydney and North Melbourne over the last five weeks, so the form is on the board.

Covering a –29.5 spread isn’t easy, but playing at home is ideal, and St Kilda could struggle to get out of the blocks. We’re picking the Giants to win by 40+ points, so take the value line available.

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Same Game Multi

GWS –29.5, Aaron Cadman 3+ Goals, Toby Greene 2+ Goals, Total Match Points Under 172.5 @ $10.75

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Aaron Cadman and Toby Greene are top goal scoring chances for GWS, and they should get every chance to put points on the board.

Cadman has been in excellent form recently, and we’re backing him to kick 3+ goals. He is their leading goal-scoring chance, and punters get $2.25, which is much better than we expected for the Giants forward.

Greene has slowed down a bit in the second half of the year, but he’s almost a good thing to score 2+ goals. The $1.56 odds are worth including in AFL same game multi picks, and we’re also including under 172.5 to boost payouts.

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Best Value Bet

GWS 40+ @ $2.30

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It should be one-way traffic for GWS to get action started on Sunday, and it could score an easy one-sided victory over St Kilda.

Given the scoring power available with the Giants, we can’t see St Kilda keeping up on the road. They could be behind by around 20-30 points at halftime, and with this being their last game of the year, the effort levels could dip in the second half.

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