Wests Tigers vs. Broncos Predictions

The NRL continues with Round 7 action between the Wests Tigers vs. Broncos on Saturday, April 18 at 7:35pm at Campbelltown Stadium.

Ending Super Saturday is the Wests Tigers vs. Broncos, where the Tigers are potentially hunting for the top spot on the NRL ladder.

Best Bet

Wests Tigers –6.5 @ $1.90

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The Tigers are purring after three consecutive wins over the Warriors, Eels, and Knights, and last week’s win was a thrashing of the Knights.

It has been a big turnaround for the Tigers, who were terrible last year, but they’re now playing with confidence, and they are good enough to hand the Broncos consecutive losses.

Injuries have hit the Broncos rather hard, including Reece Walsh, but they get Adam Reynolds back, so that’s a positive. However, after losing to the Cowboys in dramatic fashion last week, the Broncos could find it tough to bounce back.

With the Tigers looking to end a losing streak to the Broncos, after going 0-2 last year, they should come out with plenty of energy. They are good enough to cover the –6.5 spread, especially if they get off to their usual fast start.

Same Game Multi

Wests Tigers –6.5, Sunia Turuva Anytime Try Scorer, Jahream Bula Anytime Try Scorer, Over 51.5 @ $8.50

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Sunia Turuva comes off a three-try performance against the Knights, and we’re backing him to score against the Broncos. He is one of the best finishers in the NRL, and he only needs some space to score at $1.68 odds.

Paying slightly better odds at $1.84 is Jahream Bula, who has four tries in his last three games. He scored a double last week, and our NRL same game multi bet includes him to score.

It could be another high-scoring game, which has happened frequently this season. There are plenty of points with both teams, and the final score could be around 34-24.

Best Value Bet

Sunia Turuva First Try Scorer @ $8.50

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The $8.50 odds for Turuva to score the first try are worth taking, and he could pick up where he left off from last week.

The former Panther took some time to find his feet with the Tigers, but he’s now firing on all cylinders, and he could spark the Tigers into life on Saturday night.

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