Wests Tigers vs. Bulldogs Predictions

We have Wests Tigers vs. Bulldogs predictions for the Round 22 game on Sunday August 3 at 2:00pm at CommBank Stadium.

The Bulldogs look to continue their dominance over a struggling Tigers team, who are just trying to save face.

Wests Tigers vs. Bulldogs Predictions

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Best Bet

Bulldogs –10.5 @ $1.90

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The Bulldogs flexed their muscles against Manly last week, scoring a one-sided win, and the Tigers could suffer the same fate.

Canterbury is chasing the minor premiership with three consecutive wins, and a victory over the Tigers on Sunday takes them a step closer. They couldn’t have been more impressive last week, which started with their defence.

That led to points in the second half, and with the Tigers scoring just two points against the Panthers last week, they’re not exactly a scoring threat. Class should prevail for the Bulldogs, who could win with a 24-6 performance.

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Same Game Multi

Bulldogs –10.5, Bronson Xerri Anytime Try Scorer, Jacob Kiraz Anytime Try Scorer, Under 45.5 @ $21.75

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The NRL same game multi odds are boosted by the generous odds for Bronson Xerri and Jacob Kiraz to score.

They both scored doubles last week, and Kiraz scored two tries despite getting clocked in the face twice by a boot. It was a courageous effort from the tough Bulldogs player, who should have another big performance.

Xerri scored two tries in the big win, and although we don’t expect the Bulldogs to score 42 points this week, he should still cross for a try at $2.35 odds, with Kiraz paying $2.40.

Under 45.5 points is included because the Tigers have off games regularly. They have totals of 2, 14, and 10 points in their last three losses, so that doesn’t bode well.

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Best Value Bet

Bulldogs 13+ @ $2.08

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Getting anything better than $2 for the Bulldogs to win by 13+ points is a good line. They should dominate the poor Tigers, so we can’t see it being a close game.

The Bulldogs have everything to play for, and their defence is good enough to blank the Tigers, which should allow them to win by at least 13 points.

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