Warriors vs. Wests Tigers Predictions

The NRL continues with Round 4 action between the Warriors vs. Wests Tigers on Friday, March 27 at 6:00pm at Go Media Stadium.

The Warriors lead the competition after three rounds, and they are firm favourites to improve to 10-0 in their last 10 games against the Tigers.

Warriors vs. Wests Tigers Predictions

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Best Bet

Warriors -12.5 @ $1.90

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The Warriors have a dominant record over the Tigers, having won their last nine games, and it should move to double digits on Friday night.

With the injury to Jarome Luai, the Tigers’ chances of winning become much harder, and the Warriors are playing well enough to capitalise. They scored wins over the Roosters, Raiders, and Knights, and the lowest margin of victory was 24 points.

It’s rare seeing the Warriors with a good points difference, and it bodes well for their future games. We expect them to win comfortably at home, and although the –12.5 line is sizable, they haven’t come close to losing so far.

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Same Game Multi

Warriors –12.5, Leka Halasima Anytime Try Scorer, Adam Pompey Anytime Try Scorer, Over 48.5 Points @ $14.50

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Leka Halasima has come through for punters this season with four tries in three games, and the enigmatic Warrior is worth following again. Punters get $2.03 odds for him to score, which is much better odds than we expected.

Adam Pompey is another Warrior with a good chance of scoring. He scored two weeks ago against the Raiders, and he tends to his top gear around this stage of the year. The $2.35 odds are a good boost for our NRL same game multi pick.

The Warriors have been involved in high-scoring games, and this should be no different. We’re including over 48.5 points in our multi bet.

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Best Value Bet

Leka Halasima Anytime Try Scorer @ $2.03

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Anything above $1.70 is a good price for Halasima to score a try, and we’re surprised with the current NRL odds.

When he’s on his game, the youngster is one of the best finishers in the game, and his confidence levels are sky-high after four tries to start the year.

We expect money to come for him on game day, so take the generous offering whilst it’s available.

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