2011 Phantom Brownlow Medal
This season we are again running our hugely popular Phantom Brownlow Medal but rather than doing it here on Freebetinfo, we have setup a brand new website and service dedicated to predicting the Brownlow Medal winner.
For those of you new to the Phantom Brownlow Medal, basically we go through every single match of the AFL season, award our own votes based on several criteria’s and try to predict who will win the Brownlow Medal.
Team Leader Multibets
With the shattering news that TAB Sportsbet are no longer allowing Brownlow Medal multibets for Team Most Votes, it left a lot of punters in the lurch. However online bookie IASbet.com have picked up the slack and are the only bookie offering multibets.
Not only that though, if you place a multibet on the Brownlow Medal with IASbet.com they will give you a $20 Free Bet to use on the Norm Smith Medal for the best player in the AFL Grand Final!
So head on over to IASbet.com now and take advantage of a special promotion where you can get yourself a $200 Free Bet to kick off your new account. Why not use that $200 to put on the Brownlow?
About the Phantom Brownlow Medal
This will be our fourth edition of the Phantom Brownlow Medal and in our first three attempts we have twice picked the winner, missing out only on Chris Judd in 2010. Given he was an outsider at $25 it was a bit of an upset.
By analysing every match of the season, we believe come Brownlow Medal night we’ll have the best data available to help you select your bets. Given now you can bet on Club Leaders and Top 3 Pollers etc, this will be an extremely useful tool.
2011 Edition of the Count
The 2011 edition of the count has been totally revamped. Rather than the old 3-2-1 vote system we used to adopt, we now give players a vote ranger based on performance. So if they are a lock in for three votes they will receive 3 votes, if they played well but others are in the mix, they’ll get 2-3 votes, if they played well but not well enough for 3 votes, they’ll get 1-2 votes, and so forth.
We believe this will provide us with a more accurate count, plus by giving us a range of votes a player could poll, you will get more of an idea of how well they went. All the new changes have been explained at our site Phantom Brownlow Medal so click the link and head on over there.
Run your own Phantom Brownlow
Perhaps the biggest new change to this year’s edition is the fact you can run your very own Phantom Brownlow count yourself. All you need to do is register at our site Phantom Brownlow Medal and log in, it is free.
Then you can go through each game and give players votes accordingly. We provide you with player stats and bios and their history in recent Brownlow Medal counts. It really is the ultimate Brownlow Medal resource!
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