2025 All-Ireland Football Betting Odds

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When it comes to Gaelic sporting events, there are plenty of big competitions that take place throughout the year, but the cream of the crop is the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship. This is the trophy that every Gaelic footballer wants to get their hands on at least once in their career.

Due to its popularity, we offer our Irish GAA football betting fans competitive odds and a range of markets for this tournament. In the guide below, you will find out all that you need to know about the All-Ireland Senior Championship, ranging from the format to the potential participating teams to betting tips to markets.

What Is the All-Ireland Football Championship (Sam Maguire Cup)?

This is the competition that all Gaelic football fans across Ireland look forward to each year, and it has been taking place almost every year since 1889.

The final is played at Croke Park in Dublin on the 35th Sunday of the year, and tens of thousands flock to the capital to experience the atmosphere and drama. The winning team is presented with the Sam Maguire Cup, and the winning players go down in Gaelic football folklore.

The team that has had most success in this tournament is Kerry as they have won the title no fewer than 38 times. This is seven more times than Dublin, who are the second most successful team in the history of the tournament. All Gaelic football teams have the chance to qualify for this big competition, but only 16 qualify in the end.

Gaelic Athletic Association

The Gaelic Athletic Association, also called GAA, is an Irish-based organisation that focuses on promoting Irish Gaelic games and pastimes, which include Gaelic football, hurling, camogie, rounders, and Gaelic handball.

They also promote Irish dance, music, and language. In other words, they promote anything that is indigenous to Ireland. Since it was founded in 1884, it has gone on to become a huge influence in Irish sports and culture for communities across Ireland and among Irish diaspora.

There is also the Britain GAA, which happens to be the only provincial council of the GAA outside of the Emerald Isle. It is responsible for Gaelic games across the United Kingdom.

Irish Provincial Football Teams

There are 31 Gaelic football teams across Ireland, 1 from England, and 1 from the United States that have the chance to qualify for the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship each season.

Only 16 can qualify, and we will explain more about the format a little bit later on. For now, we are going to take a look at the different teams that you can potentially encounter when you are betting on All Ireland football.

All-Ireland Football Championship Format & Qualifications

When you are GAA All-Ireland football betting, or betting on any other type of competition, you need to understand the format since this could end up having a big impact on whatever outcome it is that you have decided to place bets on. So, with this firmly in mind, we are now going to explain the format of the All-Ireland Football Championship.

The provinces, which are Munster, Connacht, Leinster, and Ulster, each have their own provincial championship that has a knock-out format. Out of the 33 teams that take place, 16 will make it through to the Round-Robin stage of the All-Ireland Football Championship as follows:

• Four winners from each province
• Four runners-up from each province
• The Tailteann Cup winners
• The 7 top-ranked teams in the National Football League

The 16 teams that qualify will be drawn into four groups of four, with each team playing each other once. There are two points on offer for a win and one for a draw. Each team gets to play one match at home, one match away, and one at a neutral venue.

At the end of the Round Robin stage, the top three teams in each group will qualify for the knockout stages – the winners will get a bye into the quarter-finals, while the second and third place teams will enter the preliminary quarter-finals.

Provincial Football Championships

The GAA’s Championship system sees four provincial football championship played in a straight knockout format as a precursor to the All-Ireland series. The provincial titles are hard fought, while the backdoor qualifying system means teams can stay in the All Ireland football outright betting following their provincial elimination.

☘️ Provincial Championship	📅 Dates
✔️ Connacht Football Championship	5th April – 4th May
✔️ Leinster Football Championship	5th April – 11th May
✔️ Munster Football Championship	5th April – 4th May
✔️ Ulster Football Championship	6th April – 11th May

Connacht Football Championship

The Connacht Senior Football Championship has been in existence since 1888 and is the main provincial championship played on Ireland’s western seaboard. Five teams from Connacht and one team from London and New York compete in this event. It has been dominated by Mayo and Galway as these two teams have claimed no fewer than 97 titles between them. Galway defeated Mayo in the 2024 Connacht SFC Final in Pearse Stadium by a point, with the Tribesmen going on to reach the All-Ireland Final in July, where they lost to Armagh. Padraig Joyce’s side are going for four-in-a-row in 2025.

Leinster Football Championship

The Leinster Senior Football Championship is the largest of Ireland’s four provincial competitions, with 11 teams competing for the Delaney Cup. Dublin are the dominant force in Leinster football, and the Boys in Blue will be going for an incredible 15^th Leinster crown on the trot in 2025. Louth have reached the last two Leinster finals but haven’t been champions since 1957. Meath, 21 times kings of Leinster, were the last side to beat the Dubs in the 2010 semi-final and they dispatched Louth in the final.

Munster Football Championship

In the south of Ireland, the Munster Senior Football Championship is the main event for the six competing counties. The heavyweights come from Kerry and Cork, winners of 112 titles between them. The Kingdom are footballing aristocrats, lifting the Munster Cup 87 times and Kerry are perennial favourites in the All Ireland senior football betting markets given their superb pedigree and football tradition. Jack O’Connor’s side are going for five-in-a-row in 2025.

Ulster Football Championship

The Ulster Senior Football Championship is widely regarded as the competitive of the four provincial tournaments that act as pathway to the All-Ireland series. There are nine competing counties in the race to lift the Anglo-Celt Cup following the Ulster Final in Clones. The ultra-competitive nature of Ulster football has seen four different counties win the title since 2020, with two more reaching finals, ensuring six of the nine Ulster sides have at least contested a final in the last five years. The Ulster champions are usually key players in the All Ireland football betting odds and the last two Ulster finals have required extra-time and penalties to find a winner.

All-Ireland Football Group Stage (Round Robin)

• When all 16 teams that will be taking part in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship is known, a draw will be done which will divide the team into four groups of four.
• Each team plays each other once, with two points being given for a win and one for a draw.
• Each team plays one match at home, one match away from home, and one match at a neutral stadium.

All-Ireland Football Stage

Following the Round Robin stage, the surviving teams advance to the All-Ireland knockout stages of the summer. The top three teams in each group move on. The group winners are rewarded with passage to the quarter-finals, while the teams in second and third contest the preliminary quarter-finals.

☘️ Final Stage	📅 Dates
✔️ Preliminary quarter-finals	21st/22nd June
✔️ Quarter-finals	28th/29th June
✔️ Semi-finals	12th/13th July
✔️ Final	Sunday 27th July

2025 All-Ireland Football Championship Favourites

With the new championship season just around the corner, who are the favourites in the All-Ireland football betting for 2025?

That honours belongs to Kerry, the 38-times winners of the Sam Maguire Cup. The men from the Kingdom last triumphed in 2022 and have star potential in forward David Clifford.

Dublin’s era of domination brought nine All-Ireland’s from 2011-2023, can they regain the mantle? Armagh stunned everyone in 2024 for just their second ever title, while Galway agonisingly missed out in the Croke Park decider. Jim McGuinness and his Donegal side got to the semi-finals in ’24 and are being tipped by many as big contenders in the GAA All Ireland football betting this year.

All Ireland Winner Odds

🍀 Team	📊 Odds
👉🏼 Kerry	3.50
👉🏼 Dublin	5.00
👉🏼 Galway	6.00
👉🏼 Donegal	7.00
👉🏼 Armagh	10.00

How Does All-Ireland Football Betting Work?

In order to do a spot of betting for All Ireland football at Betiton Ireland, you will obviously need to have an account with us. Thankfully, this is a simple process, and we have explained it below for you:

1. Go to our homepage and click on “Sign Up”.
2. You will be required to enter your email address, and then come up with a unique username and strong password.
3. You will then have to provide some personal details such as your full name, date of birth, mobile number, and house address.
4. Make sure all the information is that you have provided is correct, and then click on “Create Account”.
5. Congratulations, you now have a new Betiton Ireland account.

All-Ireland Football Betting Odds

When it comes to All-Ireland football betting odds, there are three different formats that you can make use of, and these are fractional, decimal, and American. Here at Betiton Ireland, we have all three formats on offer, but the default format is decimal – you can toggle between the different formats in the top right. If you are new to betting All Ireland football, then we recommend that you stick to decimal odds as they are the easiest to get to grips with. We will briefly explain the different odds formats now:

• Decimal odds: The number indicates the total payout you will receive and not your total profit. If you place a €10 bet with odds of 3.00 and it goes on to win, you will receive €30 back – €20 profit and €10 stake.
• Fractional odds: The number tells you the amount that is on offer for every €1 that is staked. For instance, if you place a €10 bet with odds of 5/1 and it is a winning one, you will see a return of €60 – a €50 profit and your €10 stake.
• American odds: Such odds come with a – and + sign, with the former indicating the favourites and the latter indicating the underdogs. The – sign tells you how much you need to bet in order to win $100 for any successful bet, while the + sign tells you how much you can land if you place a $100 stake.

All-Ireland Football Betting Markets

When it comes to All Ireland club football betting, there are a good range of betting options that Irish sports bettors can decide to put their hard-earned money on. In this part of our guide, we are going to take you through some of the most popular ones:

• Outright Winner: With this type of bet, what you are trying to do is predict the team that will go on and win the title. It is better to place your bet as early as possible since the odds will decrease with each passing game.
• Accumulator Betting: If you want to place a bet on some matches but are not too impressed by the All Ireland final odds, then you can consider placing accumulator bets. The odds will be multiplied together and you will need to get all of your predictions correct in order to land a win.
• Total Points Scored: Your bookmaker will give you a figure, and then it is up to you to decide whether the total number of points scored in the match will be higher (over) or lower (under) than that number.
• Winning Margin: If you are confident about a team going on to win, then you can aim for bigger returns by placing a wager on how much you think they will go on to win the match by. Your bookie will give you a points range, and you need to pick the points range that you think the victory will fall within.
• Score the First Goal: This is a great wager for those who are looking for long betting odds All-Ireland football. What you have to do is beton on the team that you think will pick up the first points in the game, or the player that you think will open the scoring.

How to Bet on the All-Ireland Football at Betiton?

How do you go ahead putting bets down on All-Ireland Football at Betiton Ireland? Well, you will be glad to find out that it is a simple process, and it has been explained below for you:

1. Sign into your Betiton account, and go over to our Gaelic football section.
2. Click on the All-Ireland Championship option, and browse through the different markets that we have on offer.
3. Your selected markets will be added automatically to your betting slip.
4. In put your stake into the necessary box, and then hit “Submit”.
5. Congratulations, you have just put down a Gaelic football bet.

All-Ireland Football Betting Tips by Betiton

In this part of our guide, we are going to provide you with some top tips to keep in mind should you want to place some All-Ireland Football betting tips. Nobody is forcing you to make use of any of these tips, but if you put down some random bets without doing any research, then do not be shocked when you end up losing more often than you win.

• Avoid Handicap Betting: While handicap betting is popular among many sporting events, it is not ideal for competitions such as the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship. The reason is simple – handicap betting gives you the chance to level the playing field when there is a huge mismatch by giving one team a points advantage or disadvantage. Such contests are few and far between in this competition.
• Manage Your Bankroll: We are going to assume that you do not have a money tree, so it is important that you set up a budget with an amount that you know you can afford to potentially lose. Always remember that winning is something that can never be guaranteed when you are sports betting, no matter how much research you do.
• Check Out the Weather: Before you go ahead and place a bet on any Gaelic football match, we recommend that you check out the weather. If it is very wet, which is a big possibility in Ireland, then the players could struggle with their ball handling, which can lead to mistakes and low-scoring games. Also, it might be hard for the players to keep their footing, which can impact the quality of a game.

Betiton All-Ireland Football Betting Offers

Here at Betiton Ireland, we do not have any bonuses that are specific to the All-Ireland Football Senior Championship, but we do welcome our new customers with a free bet bonus which can be used on any sports that we have on offer. If you decide to register with us, then you can claim a free bet of €10 once you have made a €15 qualifying wager. You can see the main terms and conditions listed below:

• New players.
• Minimum odds of 2.00.
• 14 days to make use of the free bet.
• PayPal, Skrill, Paysafecard, and Neteller.

Responsible Gambling

At Betiton Ireland, we take responsible gambling very seriously, which is why we have a range of different features that can help prevent you from spending money that you can ill-afford to lose.

For example, we give our players the option of placing deposit limits for a day, week, or month. If you believe that your gambling is no longer in your control, then there is also a self-exclusion option that you can make use of.

Also, you should set up a budget with a figure that you know you can afford to lose should things not end up going your way when you are All Ireland football final betting. When you have lost the money that you have budgeted, occupy yourself with something else. Chasing your losses is a big no-no.

Frequently Asked Questions about All-Ireland Football Betting