Sharks vs. Sea Eagles Predictions

The NRL continues with Round 13 action between the Sharks vs. Sea Eagles on Friday, May 29 at 8:00pm at Ocean Protect Stadium.

The round kicks off with a big game, and most of the money has come for the Sea Eagles to win on the road.

Best Bet

Sharks @ $1.87

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Consistency hasn’t been a friend to the Sharks, but their win over the Bulldogs was good, and they enjoyed a week off in Round 12.

That should be enough to have them in good order to face the in-form Sea Eagles, and although it will be a tough game, confidence is starting to build for Cronulla, which sits just outside the top eight, and it shouldn’t take them long to be in a playoff position.

Most of the money has come for the Sea Eagles to win, who opened at +2.5 and they’re now at +0.5. That’s a significant move, but we’re sticking with the Sharks, who should be well-rested and ready to post consecutive wins.

Same Game Multi

Sharks H2H, Ronaldo Mulitalo Anytime Try Scorer, Lehi Hopoate Anytime Try Scorer, Over 46.5 @ $7.50

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Ronaldo Mulitalo came back from injury with two tries against the Bulldogs and having him back in the team is a big thing for the Sharks. We have him scoring a try against the Sea Eagles, and the $1.86 odds are worth including in NRL SGM picks.

Lehi Hopoate has been on a try scoring streak for the Sea Eagles, having scored a try in his last five games. We don’t have the Sea Eagles winning the game, but Hopoate is a good chance to score at $1.73 as the current favourite.

It should be a high-scoring contest, so over 46.5 points is worth including in NRL picks this week.

Best Value Bet

Ronaldo Mulitalo 2+ Tries @ $4.40

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The Sharks missed Mulitalo when he was injured, and he showcased his ability when scoring two tries against the Bulldogs.

If that level of play is repeated on Friday night, the Sharks winger should have a good chance of scoring multiple tries.

Punters get $4.40 for him to score consecutive doubles, and because it should be a high-scoring game, he will get his chance to finish off backline moves. Take the odds as a value bet this week.

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