Brownlow Medal Player Votes Betting Odds - Latest Odds For Brownlow Medal Player Votes

Ben Darvill

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Last updated: 24 Sep 2023

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Ben Darvill 24 Sep 2023

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The Brownlow Medal is awarded to the 'best and fairest' player in the AFL
Patrick Cripps won the award in 2023
Odds from EliteBet

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Patrick Cripps won the Brownlow Medal in 2022 (Getty Images)

The AFL season is edging closer and closer to its explosive finale, with the competition now down to the Grand Finals stage, with Collingwood taking on Brisbane Lions in the showpiece event.

While the Grand Final will be the main focus for each player and team, winning the Brownlow Medal will also weigh on the minds of the players, especially the ones at the head of the betting. Ahead of the reveal of the winner of the Brownlow Medal, we have brought together the player votes for those currently at the head of the betting.

Note: All odds from ElieBet. Correct on 24/9/2023

The Brownlow Medal Winner Favourites

Nick Daicos, Marcus Bontempelli, Zak Butters, Christian Petracca and Lachie Neale are the current favourites to scoop the Brownlow Medal. Daicos is seen as the outright favourite, but he is only just ahead of Bontempelli.

Both Daicos and Bontempelli are seen as the most likely candidates as their over/under votes stand at 29.5 in comparison to Butters (28.5) and Petracca (27.5). Despite this, anything could happen in the betting, with the battle for the Brownlow Medal about to reach boiling point.

Nick Daicos Votes	Odds
Over 29.5	$1.68
Under 29.5	$2.10

Marcus Bontempelli Votes	Odds
Over 29.5	$1.90
Under 29.5	$1.84

Zak Butters Votes	Odds
Under 28.5	$1.70
Over 28.5	$2.10

Christian Petracca Votes	Odds
Under 27.5	$1.65
Over 27.5	$2.15

Lachie Neale Votes	Odds
Under 26.5	$1.87
Over 26.5	$1.87

Note: All odds from ElieBet. Correct on 24/9/2023

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The Brownlow Medal Winner Underdogs

The battle for the Brownlow Medal is one that will likely be won by one of Daicos, Beontempelli or Butters, but there is still hope for those further out in the betting. Errol Gulden was brilliant for the Sydney Swans, while Tim Taranto excelled for the Richmond Tigers.

Even if the pair and the rest of the top 10 cannot get close to the summit, you can still wager on how they will do when it comes to their own personal votes.