Broncos vs. Dolphins Predictions

The NRL continues with Round 4 action between the Broncos vs. Dolphins on Friday, March 27 at 8:00pm at Suncorp Stadium.

It’s an all-Queensland battle on Friday night, and most of the money has come for last year’s NRL champions to keep the Dolphins at bay.

Broncos vs. Dolphins Predictions

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Best Bet

Dolphins +6.5 @ $1.90

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It was only a matter of time before the Dolphins’ offence clicked into gear, and it came last week when giving the Sharks a hammering.

The Dolphins took their time to find their groove in 2026, but they scored a good comeback win over the Titans before beating Cronulla 38-10, and that was one of the stronger wins of the week, so we’re giving them plenty of respect.

They only need to defend well to cover the spread. The Broncos scored a good win over the Storm last week, but there were concerns with their first half attack. If the Dolphins turn up, they should do enough to cover the spread.

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Same Game Multi

Dolphins +6.5, Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow Anytime Try Scorer, Jake Averillo Anytime Try Scorer, Over 50.5 @ $14.50

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Punters get value odds for Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow and Jake Averillo to score tries. Tabuai-Fidow has seven tries from his last five games, including a try in each of his last three games. He’s in fine form, and $1.87 odds to score are generous.

Averillo scored a double last week, making it six tries from his last four games. However, NRL odds have him at $3.05 to score, which is a massive boost to NRL same game multi payouts. It’s a fantastic price for a player brimming with confidence.

There are plenty of points with the Broncos and Dolphins, so punters should expect a high-scoring affair. Our final score sees the Dolphins winning 28-24.

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Best Value Bet

Dolphins Halftime/Fulltime @ $3.50

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The Dolphins could pick up where they left off with a fast start on Friday night, and there is good value with the $3.50 odds.

They have one of the more potential offences in the NRL, and with Brisbane’s defence struggling until last week, the holes should open for the likes of Herbie Farnworth and Tabuai-Fidow to stroll through and score.

We priced them at $2 to win, so the $3.50 for a halftime/fulltime win is a price worth taking.

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