West Coast Eagles Betting Tips, Odds & Best Bets

The Eagles are the biggest non-Victorian club and one of the biggest in the AFL, regularly boasting the largest membership tally in the league. A lack of success in recent years – to putu it lightly – has seen those tallies taken a bit of a hit, but in 2023 their 103,498 members was still the fourth most in the league. Since joining the AFL in 1987, the Eagles have been the powerhouse of the West, have played finals far more often than not and picked up a few flags along the way. Recent years, however, have not been kind to them, and a second Wooden Spoon in three years is on the cards in 2025.

Below is a list of West Coast’s fixture for the 2025 season.

You can find West Coast Eagles odds on a host of bookmakers in Australia. Among those offering the best Eagles betting odds include Unibet and Bet365, while new betting sites like Bet Right offer a great range of markets.

The Eagles were formed in 1986 as one of two expansion teams that were to join the AFL the following season. It didn’t take them long to get going; they made their first finals appearance in 1988, their first Grand Final two years after that, and won their first flag in 1992. They backed that up with another in 1994, while this century they’ve picked up two more – the first in a titanic tussle with the Swans in 2006, and the next in another incredible game against the Magpies in 2018. In recent years they’ve been borderline uncompetitive, but they remain one of the biggest clubs in the AFL.

The Eagles are broadcast on Channel 7 most weeks in Western Australia, while you can catch every game no matter where you are in Australia on Foxtel or Kayo. If you’re overseas, you’ll need to sign up to the WatchAFL app.

Right here at the top of this page, our resident footy expert provides Eagles betting tips as part of his weekly AFL tips, which cover every game throughout the course of the season.

Below are some of the most frequently asked questions about the West Coast Eagles.