Titans vs. Wests Tigers Predictions

We have Titans vs. Wests Tigers predictions for the Round 27 game on Saturday September 6 at 5:30pm at Cbus Super Stadium.

There isn’t much between the Titans and Tigers in betting markets, but we give the edge to the Tigers on the road.

Titans vs. Wests Tigers Predictions

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Best Bet

Wests Tigers @ $1.80

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The Tigers are good enough to beat teams like the Titans, and we can’t bring ourselves to bet on the Titans before the season ends.

Despite being 11^th on the NRL ladder, it has been a more positive year for the Tigers. They don’t have the class to keep up with the best teams in the competition, but they are good enough to beat teams like the Titans.

Getting $1.80 odds for the Tigers is a fair price with NRL odds, so we’re happy to include them in our multi bets.

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Same Game Multi

Wests Tigers H2H, Sunia Turuva Anytime Try Scorer, Brian Kelly Anytime Try Scorer, Over 54.5 @ $6.50

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Sunia Turuva isn’t enjoying much success on the wing for the Tigers, which is where many of their problems originate. He’s not getting enough chances to cap off backline moves with a try, but he should get every chance to score against a poor Titans defence.

We also like Brian Kelly to score a try for the Titans at $1.97. He has two tries from his last two games, so he’s playing well in a losing team, and he could give punters a good sight.

The total points line is high at 54.5, but it should be an open contest. There will be plenty of tries, as these teams have nothing to lose.

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Best Value Bet

Apisai Koroisau Anytime Try Scorer @ $4.40

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Apisai Koroisau would love to end the year with a rare try, and he could sneak over the line with a classic dummy-half run.

He is a threat close to the line, and although he hasn’t been able to score any tries recently, the Tigers could celebrate a big win with a late try from Koroisau.

The $4.40 odds are an excellent value bet for the Titans vs. Wests Tigers.

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After graduating from the University of Auckland (BA - English), Daryl was thrown into the world of sports and horse racing journalism.

Having worked as a racing journalist for two years, he decided to move into the online world of horse racing and sports writing. After years of honing his craft, Daryl became a professional punter in 2009 - with a focus on horse racing, NRL, AFL, NBA, Rugby, NFL, and US college sports.

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