AFL Round 14 2026 Expert Tips & Predictions

The AFL continues this week with Round 14 action, starting with Western Bulldogs vs. Adelaide on Thursday night.

We have AFL betting tips for every game in 2026, including this week’s featured games between Geelong vs. Gold Coast, Port Adelaide vs. Sydney, and St Kilda vs. GWS.

Thursday 11/6/26

7:30pm Western Bulldogs vs. Adelaide Crows @ Marvel Stadium

Betting Tip: Adelaide @ $2.02

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The Bulldogs and Crows come off upset wins last week, and it was hard not to be impressed by Adelaide’s win over Geelong.

It was a gripping affair at Adelaide Oval, and although winning on the road is harder, the Bulldogs are there for the taking, despite beating Hawthorn in a come-from-behind performance last week.

AFL odds have Adelaide at $2.02, which is a fair price from bookmakers.

Adelaide by 6

Friday 12/6/26

7:40pm Geelong vs. Gold Coast @ GMHBA Stadium

Betting Tip: Geelong –26.5 @ $1.90

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Geelong didn’t fire on all cylinders last week, but a rebound effort is expected against a Gold Coast team heading in the wrong direction.

The Cats are a solid top four team, and they usually play much better at home, and the SUNS don’t play their best on the road, so this is a situational spot for punters.

We’re backing the Cats to emerge victorious with a one-sided win.

Geelong by 30

Saturday 13/6/26

1:15pm Melbourne vs. Essendon @ MCG

Betting Tip: Essendon +31.5 @ $1.90

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Essendon is a tough team to figure out, but we’re giving them another chance after pushing Carlton close last week.

It was a spirited effort from a team with only one win this season, and although Melbourne presents a tough challenge, they will have a fair number of supporters at the MCG, which should help their chances of keeping it close.

Getting a +31.5 start is significant, so take the underdog.

Melbourne by 23

4:15pm North Melbourne vs. West Coast @ Optus Stadium

Betting Tip: North Melbourne –6.5 @ $1.90

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It’s always tough to predict a North Melbourne vs. West Coast game, but we give the edge to the Kangaroos.

They sit a couple of spots ahead of West Coast on the AFL ladder, and we didn’t see enough from the Eagles last week to suggest that they can bounce back with a winning performance. It was a solid second half showing, but not enough to inspire confidence.

The –6.5 line is good enough to include in AFL multi bets this week.

North Melbourne by 16

7:35pm Port Adelaide vs. Sydney @ Adelaide Oval

Betting Tip: Sydney –15.5 @ $1.90

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It was a close-run thing for Sydney when beating St Kilda last week, but they won’t let that game affect their mindset against a team like Port Adelaide.

The Power might have beaten West Coast last week, but it was far from convincing, and with only 15.5 points between them with AFL odds, the clear bet is Sydney –15.5.

We have the Swans winning by close to 30 points, so snap up the line.

Sydney by 29

Sunday 14/6/26

1:10pm Richmond vs. Brisbane @ Ninja Stadium

Betting Tip: Brisbane –46.5 @ $1.90

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It’s a big line for the Lions to cover, but with their top eight spot on the line, they should put up a big number against the struggling Tigers.

Nothing has gone well for Richmond in 2026, and it could be a few years before we see any improvement. Therefore, the defending champions shouldn’t come under threat of losing on the road.

They’re good enough to win by at least 47 points, and punters could see some movement with the AFL spread.

Brisbane by 50

3:15pm St Kilda vs. GWS @ Marvel Stadium

Betting Tip: St Kilda -3.5 @ $1.90

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We were impressed by St Kilda’s performance when losing narrowly to Sydney last week, and although sitting in 12th on the ladder, they deserve to be favourites against GWS.

The GIANTS haven’t played their best footy this season, and although they have the roster needed to make a winning run, St Kilda should repel their challenge on Sunday afternoon.

The –3.5 line is worth including in AFL picks this week.

St Kilda by 14

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