Knights vs. Warriors Predictions

We have Knights vs. Warriors predictions for the Round 20 game on Sunday July 20 at 4:50pm at McDonald Jones Stadium.

Punters expect the Warriors to come away with the win despite some injury concerns, having been backed into $1.45.

Knights vs. Warriors Predictions

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Best Bet

Warriors -7.5 @ $1.90

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Tanah Boyd stepped up to the plate in the absence of Luke Metcalf last week, and he did a good job. He could lead the Warriors to a top four finish, and the Warriors are a much better team than the struggling Knights.

Newcastle is having another long season, and unfortunately for their fans, they are unable to play for 80 minutes, which was the case against the Storm last week. It’s not good enough to play for only a half, and the Warriors are a full 80-minute squad.

Covering the –7.5 line shouldn’t be too tough for a Warriors team with many scoring threats and a much better defence than Newcastle. Take the line before more money comes for the visitors.

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Same Game Multi

Warriors -7.5, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck Anytime Try Scorer, Dallin Watene-Zelezniack Anytime Try Scorer, Over 44.5 @ $6.50

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Over 44.5 points is a shorter line than we expected, and although the Knights struggle to score points, this could be an open contest.

They scored 38 points when meeting earlier this year, but there are more points in the Warriors, and they could match tries early in the game before the Warriors pull away in the second half, which should see the over cash.

Those tries could come from Roger Tuivasa-Sheck and Dallin Watene-Zelezniack. The double-barreled names could score a try each, and Tuivasa-Sheck has been in good form with tries in his last two games.

The Flying Mullet has three tries from his last four games, so the Warriors duo have plenty of tries in them. They’re worth including in NRL SGM picks.

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Best Value Bet

Warriors Halftime 1-4 Points @ $5.80

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We pick the Knights to keep the game close at halftime, and there is good value in backing the Warriors to have a 1-4-point lead.

It pays a healthy $5.80 with bookmakers, and although it’s not an easy option to cash, the value odds make it worth including in NRL picks.

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