We have Sharks vs. Warriors predictions for the Round 14 game on Saturday June 7 at 5:30pm at Sharks Stadium.
Most of the early money has come for the Sharks to cover the spread against one of the form teams in the NRL, and the money looks well-placed.
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Sharks vs. Warriors Predictions
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Best Bet
It’s not easy to bet against the Warriors boasting four wins from their last five games, especially against a Sharks team coming off a poor 42-16 loss to the Roosters. However, this is a game the Sharks should win.
They play at home, and with the Warriors losing NSW Origin representative Mitch Barnett, that could leave their forward pack vulnerable. It’s also a game the Sharks need to win more than the Warriors, so desperation is with the home side.
Many fancied the Sharks to win the NRL premiership, and beating teams like the Warriors at home are must-haves. Look for the Sharks to post a bounce-back win on Saturday.
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Same Game Multi
Sione Katoa has three tries from his last four games, including one last week. He is one of the most consistent scorers for the Sharks, and he should fancy himself to score against the Warriors close to the line.
Punters get $1.88 for Katoa to score and $1.94 for Dallin Watene-Zelesniak to score for the Warriors. The winger returned to form with a try against the Rabbitohs last week, and we expect to see his free-flowing locks cross for a try in the corner.
Despite the Warriors scoring 36 points last week and the Sharks giving up 42 points, we’re including the under in our NRL same game multis. They scored 28 points when meeting in March last year, and their respective defences are good enough to stop the run of tries.
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Best Value Bet
You don’t think of Cameron McInnes as a try scorer, but the Sharks forward has two tries from his last four games, including one last week against the Roosters in a losing effort.
He scored in the 14th minute, so he got in early, and he’s leading by example as the captain. Punters get $8.25 for McInnes to score a try, and based on recent history, those odds are well worth including in Sharks vs. Warriors predictions.
