We have Broncos vs. Dolphins predictions for the Round 24 game on Saturday August 16 at 5:30pm at Suncorp Stadium.
The All-Queensland battle is one to watch this week, where the Dolphins could give the Broncos a strong test.
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Broncos vs. Dolphins Predictions
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Best Bet
We can’t back the Broncos after losing Ezra Mam and Adam Reynolds last week, which was one of the more unluckiest sequences we’ve seen. Both players are likely out for the year on one play, which leaves Brisbane in a tough position.
The Dolphins have also had their problems, especially after losing 64-12 last week. The loss of Herbie Farnworth is big, but we expect them to bounce back from the one-sided loss. They likely received a rocket from their coach after the loss, so we expect a bounce back.
Punters get $2.15, and with the game being played at Suncorp Stadium, the Dolphins will get plenty of fan support.
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Same Game Multi
We’re backing two Dolphin players to score a try, and they’re the usual contenders. Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow has had two weeks to forget about, but he’s a much better player than that.
He showed a distinct lack of effort against the Warriors, which they did well to win in the final seconds, before showing nothing last week. The Queensland flyer is a $1.96 chance to score, and he should score in what should be an open game.
Jamayne Isaako is one of the more consistent players in the NRL. His professionalism is excellent, and he could be rewarded with a try on the wing, so take the $2.25 available with bookmakers.
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Best Value Bet
Punters get good value with the Dolphins to lead at halftime and fulltime, so we’re including the $3 in our NRL picks this week.
It could be one-way traffic for the Dolphins, who have one of the best attacking backlines in the NRL, and they just need to mentally turn up. That’s all they need to beat the Broncos, who are without their halves.
