Eels vs. Storm Predictions

We have Eels vs. Storm predictions for the Round 22 game on Thursday July 31 at 7:50pm at CommBank Stadium.

Round 22 kicks off with an always-exciting Eels vs. Storm, which could be a close game in Sydney.

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Best Bet

Eels +10.5 @ $1.90

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The Eels haven’t looked good in their last two games against Melbourne, but they had been their bogey team for quite some time before that.

Following a gutsy win over the Broncos last week, which was sparked by the return of Mitch Moses, the Eels could give the Storm something to worry about on Thursday night, especially with the Storm playing without Jahrome Hughes.

Getting a +10.5 start at home is a good line, and although the Eels only have pride to play for, they showed that’s all they need last week. The Storm have had trouble putting teams away, so take the underdogs to keep it close.

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Same Game Multi

Eels +10.5, Zac Lomax Anytime Try Scorer, Josh Addo-Carr Anytime Try Scorer, Over 46.5 @ $8.00

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Punters get good value for two Eels players, who have been good scoring threats over the last few weeks.

Zac Lomax scored his fifth try in his last four games when scoring a double against the Broncos and getting $1.92 odds for the winger to score against the Storm is a fair price with NRL odds this week.

Josh Addo-Carr is a $2.02 chance to score a try following a try against the Broncos. The speedster has looked better as the season goes on, and his pace and power could be enough to break through the Storm defence.

There are plenty of points in these teams, so we’re backing the over. They combined for 74 points earlier this year, which is a good guide for the over 46.5 line.

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Best Value Bet

Zac Lomax First Try Scorer @ $9.50

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We expect Lomax to have a big game against one of the premiership favourites, and he could score the first try of the game.

The Eels’ winger is having an amazing 2025, including playing for New South Wales at Origin level, and his play at NRL level hasn’t dipped.

Take the $9.50 available with bookmakers.

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