NFL tips for Australian punters
NFL Monday in Australia is a ritual. Games kick off from early Monday morning AEST, plus the Friday and Tuesday morning games. We post NFL picks into a private Telegram channel with plenty of time before kickoff.
What's in the NFL channel
- Line (spread) and total picks where we think the number is off.
- Player props: passing, rushing and receiving yards, receptions and touchdown markets.
- A unit stake on every tip, logged on our results page once the game's final.
When NFL games are on in Australia
- Thursday Night Football: Friday morning AEST.
- Sunday slate: Monday morning, from about 4am through to early afternoon AEST.
- Sunday and Monday Night Football: Monday lunchtime and Tuesday lunchtime AEST.
Times shift by an hour when the US changes its clocks, so double-check kickoff on game week.
How we approach the NFL
With only 17 regular-season games per team, every result moves the market. Injury reports, weather, rest and coaching tendencies all matter. Most of our value comes from early numbers and from props, where the market is softer than the main lines.
Bet like it's a long season
Use a fixed unit stake, shop around for the best price (writing it as $1.91 vs $1.87 might look minor, but it isn't over a season), and set a deposit limit with your bookie before the season starts.
Our track record, straight up
I've been tipping for 10 years at about a 5% average ROI, and I'm just getting back into it now. Everything since the comeback is tracked publicly on our results page: every members-only tip, wins and losses, logged once the game is final. That's a small sample so far (84 settled tips as of 29 October 2026), so judge it on the long run, not one hot or cold week.
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