2024 Brownlow Medal Winner Odds - Who will win the Brownlow Medal in 2024?

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Last updated: Fri 27 Sep 2024 11:48

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Latest odds for the 2024 Brownlow Medal
Nick Daicos and Patrick Cripps are the current favourites with Picklebet
Last year's winner Lachie Neale $9.40 outsider

Lachie Neale secured the Brownlow Medal in 2023 (Getty Images)

The race for the 2024 Brownlow Medal is well and truly down to the wire, with two players leading the charge to claim the prestigious award.

Collingwood star Nick Daicos and Carlton captain Patrick Cripps are the two favourites to take home the 2024 Brownlow Medal.

2024 Brownlow Medal Winner	Odds
Nick Daicos	$2.55
Patrick Cripps	$2.65
Lachie Neale	$9.40
Marcus Bontempelli	$13
Zach Merrett	$41
Caleb Serong	$41

Odds from Picklebet. Correct from 23/9/24

Cripps and Daicos are priced as $2.55 and $2.65 favourites respectively with online bookmaker Picklebet to win the Brownlow Medal this season.

Lachie Neale of Brisbane, who secured the 2023 Brownlow Medal, is further back at $9.40 as he attempts to go back-to-back.

Five-time All-Australian Marcus Bontempelli of the Western Bulldogs is $13, while Zach Merrett and Caleb Serong round out the list of main contenders at $41.

Known as 'Charlie', the Brownlow Medal is given to the fairest and best player across the AFL season. The winner of the medal is decided across their performances both at home and on the road across the entirety of the season. Match officials cast their votes after each match.

In 2021, it was Ollie Wines of Port Adelaide who won the coveted prize, while Patrick Cripps scooped the award in 2022 with the pair both excelling across their campaigns. The latest winner was Lachie Neale in 2023.

Betting on the Brownlow Medal winner is something that can offer a lot of value in a very exciting battle. The top players are usually separated by the smallest of margins at the top, making wagering on the winner very exciting.

However, timing your bet is hugely important. With all players accustomed to having ups and downs across the season, it can mean nailing the placement of your bet nabs you even better odds than if you just make your stake without trying to time it, so ensure you keep an eye on the state of the competition as it goes on.