West Coast vs. Richmond Predictions

We have West Coast vs. Richmond predictions for AFL action on Saturday July 19 at 8:10pm at Optus Stadium.

West Coast all but have the wooden spoon wrapped up, but it’s the favourite to beat Richmond at home to close Super Saturday.

West Coast vs. Richmond Predictions

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Best Bet

Richmond H2H @ $2.14

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We are happy to take $2.14 for Richmond to win consecutive games after handing Essendon a loss last week. The 46-37 scoreline might have been laughable, but we’re looking at the positives for Richmond.

It held Essendon to only 37 points, so the defence was good, and West Coast has only one win from 17 games, so we’re not sure how bookmakers can have West Coast favoured to win at $1.71.

Richmond won 81-79 in May, so the Tigers already have a win over the Eagles, and although this game is played in Perth, the Tigers have more upside and more ability, as evident with their record, which includes four wins.

Take the value head-to-head odds for the underdogs.

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Same Game Multi

Richmond H2H, Seth Campbell 2+ Goals, Sam Banks 20+ Disposals, Total Match Points Under 162.5 @ $9.50

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Seth Campbell is a good scoring chance for Richmond, and punters get $1.98 for him to get back in the scorers’ column.

He has only two goals from his last four games, but he won’t get a better opportunity to score than playing West Coast, which has allowed plenty of points over the last two weeks. Campbell should take advantage and make the most of his chances.

Sam Banks 20+ disposals is also included in our AFL SGM picks. He had 20 disposals last week, which followed totals of 26 and 25, so the $1.49 odds are good enough to boost payouts.

Under 162.5 points can’t be left out. West Coast could struggle to score points, and 162.5 points is a healthy line for punters.

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Best Value Bet

Seth Campbell First Goal Scorer @ $11.00

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We fancy Campbell to get on the board early on Saturday night, and getting $11 with first goal scorer markets is good value.

He likes to press early in the game, and after a couple of disappointing weeks, the Richmond forward is wanting to make an early impression.

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