AFL 2025 Best Tips Multi Bet of the Week | Round 24

The final round of the 2025 AFL home and away season is upon us, but there is still plenty to be decided in terms of who finishes top four, who finishes top eight, and who plays who in the first week of the finals. Our AFL multi tips this week focus on a couple of the round’s key games, most notably the Bulldogs vs Dockers clash on Sunday, while we also take a look at a player prop for a Swans star against the worst team in the league. Take a look at all of our AFL multi bets for the weekend’s action below.

23rd of August, 4.15pm AEST, MCG

More than likely this game will be a very easy win for the Cats in what will be the Tigers’ last game of the season, and with the result likely to be a foregone conclusion relatively early in the match, there will be plenty of eyes on Jeremy Cameron throughout the course of the game. With 79 goals to his name his chances of hitting the elusive triple-figure mark will rest largely on how many finals games his team play, but he’ll also likely need a big bag in this one given he’s likely to get a lot more opportunity than he will in finals games. With the Cats set to win big and feed Cameron plenty, he should be in for a big haul, and at over $3 to boot six with Bet365, he looks like good value to hit that number.

23rd of August, 7.35pm, Optus Stadium

Isaac Heeney is no stranger to a bag of goals, and he gets a great opportunity to kick another one of them this Saturday night against the worst team in the league by a country mile. Though he spends plenty of time in the midfield, Heeney is an extremely capable forward and when he starts finding the scoreboard, he tends to stay down there. That means that if he kicks multiple goals he is a great chance to kick a few more – as is evidenced by the fact that he has kicked five goals three times in his past eight games, but no more than one in the rest. Five is obviously a big ask and is paying a lot as a result, but we’re going to play it a little safer and back him to kick three. The Swans should be kicking a whole lot of them and with few targets inside 50, he is capable of being responsible for a handful of them.

24th of August, 3.15pm AEST, Marvel Stadium

The Dockers are not exactly renowned for their free-flowing, high-scoring football, but they are not nearly as stingy defensively nor as incapable offensively in 2025 as they have been at times in the past. The Bulldogs, meanwhile, score like few other teams in the league, and very rarely play in games that go below the points total set by betting sites for this game. In fact, they’ve only gone under that line twice in their last ten games, including last weekend when they played the hapless Eagles who scored just four goals. The Dockers will boot more than that, and the Bulldogs should cover the rest to ensure this one goes over.