West Coast vs. Adelaide Predictions

We have West Coast vs. Adelaide predictions for AFL action on Sunday August 10 at 5:10pm at Optus Stadium.

It’s first versus last to close AFL Round 22, and it should be the most one-sided game of the week, with West Coast paying $17 to win.

West Coast vs. Adelaide Predictions

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Best Bet

Adelaide -61.5 @ $1.90

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Adelaide has made its way to the top of the leaderboard with a recent win over Hawthorn, and although covering a –61.5 line isn’t easy, playing West Coast makes it much easier than usual.

West Coast is struggling to produce anything in the second half of the season, and after being thrashed by Melbourne, we can only imagine what Adelaide will produce against them on Sunday evening.

The Crows are a good team offensively, and although most of the money has come for West Coast to cover the spread, we can’t include them in our picks. The Eagles are an awful footy team, and they’re not showing us any reason to include him in our AFL picks this week.

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Same Game Multi

Adelaide -61.5, Riley Thilthorpe 3+ Goals, Taylor Walker 3+ Goals, Total Match Points Over 171.5 @ $6.25

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Goals shouldn’t be tough to come by for Adelaide, so we’re backing Riley Thilthorpe and Taylor Walker to score 3+ goals each.

Thilthorpe has 15 goals from his last four games, including four last week, and that came against a much harder Hawthorn outfit. The same goes for Walker, who scored consecutive 3+ goal games, and he’s paying generous odds this week.

Punters get $1.66 for Thilthorpe and a massive $2.65 for Walker, who boosts our AFL same game multi odds. He’s an excellent chance to score 3+ goals, so take the odds.

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Best Value Bet

Taylor Walker 3+ Goals @ $2.65

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It should be a high-scoring game, which means Walker will get every chance to kick a lot of goals.

The $2.65 for 3+ goals is much better than we expected, and we would have been happy to take around $2 for the same option.

He’s our best value bet for West Coast vs. Adelaide.

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