Roosters vs Knights Grand Final Betting Tips & Prediction
The Knights have earned this, and I still cannot get…

Only one of the last five games on each of these form guides has cleared fifty six and a half, and the Dragons have scored fourteen and then ten in their last two. That is the bet here. Parramatta win it as well, and the bookies want three and a half points of them, which is tighter than I would like.
$1.65
$1.89
$1.83
$5.13
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Odds correct at time of posting
Two attacks that cannot get out of their own way. The Dragons have managed fourteen and then ten in their last two, and Parramatta are not putting forty on anyone either. Fifty six and a half asks both of them to turn up at once and I do not believe either of them.
The winner is the easier part. The Eels have won the last five in this fixture and I have them by four, though three and a half is a tight ask and I will not pretend otherwise.
Under 56.5, and the Eels to cover.
Only one of the last five games on each of these form guides has cleared fifty six and a half. The Dragons have scored fourteen and then ten in their last two, and the only way they get near a big total is by conceding one, which is a slower way of getting there than scoring it. I have this game in the high thirties. That is a long way under the number, and it is the softer of the two numbers on offer.
Two numbers on the same game that look like they argue with each other. I have the Eels by four against three and a half, which is half a point in it, and I have the total miles under fifty six and a half. Both can be true. Picking the winner and picking the scoreline are different jobs. The market has this close and so do I. Where I split from it is how many points get scored getting there, and neither of these sides has been scoring any.
So I will say it before it loses rather than after: the line is the tighter half. Eels minus three and a half is $1.89, the under is $1.83, and the two together pay $3.46. That is the price of a punt and it should be staked like one.
The Eels have won four of the last five meetings in this fixture. The exception matters here: the Dragons beat them 34-20 at WIN Stadium in June last year, which is exactly where this one is played. I am backing a pattern of results and a Dragons side that cannot score, not any hold the Eels have over this venue. It is four results in five, not a law.
Blake Lawrie is back in the front row and the Dragons do miss fewer tackles than Parramatta do. That has not saved them lately, because 14-44 and 10-44 sit on this page and I am not going to talk around them. Both were the same story: nothing at their own end, so the game got away. Parramatta’s own scoring on this page tops out at thirty eight, which is why I still have this game low and four points still being enough.
I have the Eels by four at WIN Stadium, which just covers three and a half, and I have the whole game in the high thirties, nowhere near fifty six and a half.
Take the under and take the Eels to cover. Fifty six and a half asks two sides that cannot score to score, and the Dragons have made fourteen and then ten trying. Four points against three and a half is the tight part of this, I know it, and I am still on because the Dragons have to score to beat it and they have stopped doing that. At $3.46 the two of them together is a punt, not a certainty.
Jordan Samrani to score a try, $2.40. Jordan Samrani drew a blank last start but he was over the line in the three games before it, so the finishing touch is still there. A try in three of his last six at $2.40, and I have Parramatta doing most of the scoring in a tight one.
Ronald Volkman to score a try, $2.80. Ronald Volkman got there again last start, which makes it a try in each of his last four. He was quiet early in that run of seven, but he is on the scoresheet every week now and $2.80 has not caught up.
Tallyn Da Silva to score a try, $2.55. Tallyn Da Silva bagged two last start, his second double in three weeks. A try in four of his last seven and he only needs one of them to land this at $2.55.
Tyrell Sloan to score a try, $1.70. He’s crossed for a try in five of his last seven.
These prop odds are Sportsbet’s, correct at time of posting. Prices move, so check before you bet and take the best one going. Late team changes can knock out any leg.
| Match | St George Illawarra Dragons vs Parramatta Eels |
| Date | Sunday, September 6 |
| Kick-off | 2:00pm AEST |
| Venue | WIN Stadium |
| Round | NRL Round 27 |
| Status | Scheduled |
| Our Tip | Multi: Eels Win, Under 56.5 points & Tyrell Sloan Anytime Try @ $5.13 |
| Predicted Score | St George Illawarra Dragons 17 – Parramatta Eels 21 |
The Eels. I have Parramatta by four at WIN Stadium and they have won four of the last five meetings in this fixture. The head to head at $1.65 is fair without being generous.
My headline multi at $5.13 takes the straight win with the total and a player prop, Tyrell Sloan Anytime Try. The win leg anchors it this week; the line bet on the card still stands as its own play.
I do not think so. Only one of the last five games on each side’s form guide has cleared it, the Dragons have made fourteen and then ten in their last two, and I have this one at about thirty eight in total. The under 56.5 at $1.83 is the play.
Round 27 is the final round of the 2026 NRL regular season, so there is no Round 28 fixture for the Dragons. What comes next is decided by the final ladder.
There is no Round 28 fixture for the Eels. Round 27 closes out the 2026 NRL regular season and the NRL confirms anything beyond it once the round is complete.