hist = get(\"\/historical-odds\",\n fixtureId=\"id3100065674372626\",\n bookmakers=\"bet365,pointsbet.com.au,kalshi\")\n\nfor slug, book in hist[\"bookmakers\"].items():\n for market_id, market in book[\"markets\"].items():\n for outcome_id, outcome in market[\"outcomes\"].items():\n snaps = sorted(outcome[\"players\"][\"0\"], key=lambda s: s[\"createdAt\"])\n changes, prev = 0, None\n for s in snaps:\n if s[\"price\"] != prev:\n changes, prev = changes + 1, s[\"price\"]\n print(f\"{slug:<18} {market_id}\/{outcome_id} {len(snaps):>3} snapshots \"\n f\"{changes - 1:>2} moves opened {snaps[0]['createdAt'][:16]}\")\n<\/code><\/pre>\nThe preliminary final board opened on 5 September at 16:21 UTC, five days and eighteen hours before the bounce. Finals boards cannot open earlier than that, because the semi-finals decide who plays. bet365 posted 1.60 \/ 29.0 \/ 2.35 at 17:58 UTC and had not moved a leg 37 hours later across 98 snapshots. PointsBet repriced Fremantle twice and Geelong three times. Kalshi moved its home price 62 times. Count price changes, not snapshots, or you will measure our polling instead of their trading.<\/p>\n
FAQ<\/h2>\nWhich bookmakers carry AFL odds?<\/h3>\n
We counted 156 distinct slugs across eleven finals-week fixtures on 7 September 2026, with 104 to 124 on any single match. PointsBet Australia, 1xBet, Stake and Superbet priced all eleven. Betfair Exchange priced ten and posted the tightest number on the board at a 0.49% overround.<\/p>\n
Does the AFL board carry lines and totals?<\/h3>\n
The Aussie Rules catalogue defines two markets, both of them result markets: 311 Winner as a two-way, and 313 1X2 with a draw. For handicaps, totals and player props, the deep menus live on soccer, NFL and basketball.<\/p>\n
Why do two AFL bookmakers show different margins on the same match?<\/h3>\n
Check the leg count before you compare. Fifteen books publish market 313 with only two prices, so their overround sums to about 5.8% while a complete three-way sums to 7.9%. Compare quotes with the same number of outcomes, and dedupe on the price tuple first, because 70% to 87% of an AFL board repeats another slug’s exact prices.<\/p>\n
Is AFLW odds data as deep as the AFL?<\/h3>\n
Deeper on the pull we took. Nine AFLW fixtures carried 116 to 121 bookmakers each against 104 and 124 on the two preliminary finals, and every AFLW price came back active. The book populations differ: 31 slugs priced the women’s round and neither men’s final, and 35 did the reverse.<\/p>\n
Is historical AFL odds data free?<\/h3>\n
Yes. \/v4\/historical-odds<\/code> is on the free tier. The preliminary final board opened on 5 September at 16:21 UTC and had logged 1,240 snapshots across three bookmakers by the time we pulled it. The endpoint takes three bookmakers per call, so loop and merge.<\/p>\nGet the board<\/h2>\n
An OddsPapi key is free<\/a> and reads 350+ bookmakers across 69 sports, with historical snapshots and WebSocket streaming on the same tier. Grab one, run the resolver above against this week’s fixtures, and see both market IDs land in the same dictionary.<\/p>\n