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The Warriors should win this, and I’m not arguing with the $1.40. The gap is where the market loses me. The Tigers get their skipper back at Campbelltown, and 7.5 points is more than this game has in it.
$1.40
$1.99
$1.82
$5.07
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The Tigers get their skipper back and lose Api Koroisau in the same week. Jarome Luai at home is the bigger lever, and that’s why I’ve got the margin at seven, not the ladder gap.
The Tigers have their skipper on track to come straight back in tonight, and that changes how I read them. Three losses on the trot without much polish in attack, and getting their captain back is the difference between a brave loss and a cover. I’m not asking him to win it. I’m asking him to keep them inside 7.5.
No argument from me about the better side. The Warriors sit second for a reason, they give up just 18 points a game, the meanest defensive mark on this page, and $2.96 the other way holds no appeal. The head to head belongs to them.
My number on this game is seven, and the bookies are offering 7.5. The Tigers already put 32-14 on the Warriors once this season, so the idea they simply fold at home doesn’t hold up. Half a point of margin is thin, but it’s the right side of thin.
I land on 47 points, which sits over the 45.5 the bookies have posted. There’s a shower or two forecast at Campbelltown, but nothing heavy enough to strangle the scoring, and the Warriors’ attack alone gets this a long way there. The over at $1.82 is the other play.
Warriors by about a converted try at Campbelltown, with the Tigers good enough at home to stay inside the 7.5 and both sides finding enough points to clear 45.5. Fine margins though. Near my 27-20, all three legs are live but close, so stake it knowing that.
Warriors by a converted try in a game that keeps both scoreboards ticking. I won’t dress it up. Near my 27-20 every leg gets home with next to nothing to spare, so the multi lives on fine margins and you should stake it knowing that. The risk I’m watching is Api Koroisau out with a pec strain, which thins the Tigers’ service out of the middle. But their skipper back at Campbelltown, on a ground where they already put 32-14 on this mob, is why I still trust the +7.5 to hold. Take the points and the overs.
| Match | Wests Tigers vs New Zealand Warriors |
| Date | Friday, July 10 |
| Kick-off | 8:00pm AEST |
| Venue | Campbelltown Sports Stadium |
| Round | NRL Round 19 |
| Status | Scheduled |
| Our Tip | Warriors Multi: H2H + Tigers +7.5 + Over 45.5 @ $5.07 |
| Predicted Score | Wests Tigers 20 – New Zealand Warriors 27 |
I’m tipping the Warriors by about 7 points at Campbelltown Sports Stadium on Friday night. They’re the better side, but their skipper returns for the Tigers and I expect the home side to keep it inside the 7.5 line.
Tigers +7.5 at $1.99 is the bet I like most. I make the margin about seven, and the value multi combines the Warriors head to head, Tigers +7.5 and over 45.5 for $5.07.
High enough. I’ve got the score at 27-20 to the Warriors, which is 47 points and clears the 45.5 total, so I’m with the over at $1.82. Fair warning though, the multi lives on fine margins. All three legs are close if the score lands near there, so weigh the risk before you back it.
The Tigers play the Bulldogs at Accor Stadium on Saturday 18 July in NRL Round 20. Read our Bulldogs vs Tigers Round 20 prediction.
The Warriors play the Dragons at Go Media Stadium on Saturday 18 July in NRL Round 20. Read our Warriors vs Dragons Round 20 prediction.
We tipped Warriors to win – correct. Final score: Tigers 6 – Warriors 32.
| Market | Our bet | Result | Units |
|---|---|---|---|
| Multi | Warriors, +7.5 & Under 47.5 @ $5.23 | Loss | -1.00u |
Predicted: Tigers 20 – Warriors 27. Off by 19 pts on the margin. Season-to-date accuracy and ROI: NRL results page - Nrl tips nrl results.