Super League Round 3 Tips & Predictions

The English Super League season is in full swing as sides across the UK and France prepare for round 3 of the 2024 calendar.

Historically considered the little brother to the NRL by most Aussie fans, we can’t deny the Super League quality is on the rise with both St Helens and Wigan Warriors winning the World Club Challenge in 2023 and 2024

With many ex-NRL stars spread amongst each of the 12 teams and a new broadcast deal which is televising every single match – there are many opportunities to place your bets with the best betting sites in Australia!

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Super League Round 3 Tips

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Saturday 2/3/24

6:00AM Wigan Warriors vs Huddersfield Giants @ DW Stadium, Wigan

The World Champion Wigan Warriors are riding high after knocking off the Penrith Panthers in the World Club Challenge last weekend.

Although it was under controversial circumstances, there is no denying Matty Peet’s men were up for the challenge and were relentless in their try line defence but there is concern about whether there will be a hangover effect.

Huddersfield have shown much improvement on last season and I expect them to put up a fight.

Betting tip: Giants +11.5 @ $1.83

Wigan by 8

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6:00AM Warrington Wolves vs Castleford Tigers @ Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington

Warrington enjoyed their first win under head coach Sam Burgess last weekend in a controversial defeat of Hull FC.

Castleford narrowly went down with just 12 men to a gritty Salford side who have surprised many fans this early in the season.

Warrington will again be without their international halfback George Williams.

Betting tip: Castleford +13.5 @ $1.83

Warrington by 4

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6:00AM St Helens vs Leigh Leopards @ Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens

The Saints sit atop of the Super League ladder winning both of their opening round matchups with ease and have only conceded one try.

Leigh are fresh after a week off and will be hoping their new halves pairing of Lachlan Lam and Matt Moylan can find some form following their disappointing round 1 loss to Huddersfield.

Saints just look too strong this early in the season.

Betting tip: St Helens -13.5 @ $1.72

Saints by 16

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Sunday 3/3/24

1:00AM Leeds Rhinos vs Catalans Dragons @ AMT Headingley Stadium, Leeds

The Rhinos have had a clunky start to the season implementing a new spine of Brodie Croft, Lachlan Miller, Andy Ackers and Matt Frawley which just hasn’t clicked yet.

On the other hand, the Dragons are 2-0 and their new halves combination of Theo Fages and Jordan Abdull are on fire.

Ex-NRL players Tariq Sims has scored three tries in his first two matches and is a cheeky ATS option @ $4.25.

Betting tip: Catalans @ $1.83

Catalans by 8

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3:30AM Salford Red Devils vs Hull KR @ Salford Stadium, Salford

Salford have surprised a few fans with their form this early in the season after securing a hefty transfer fee to part ways with Brodie Croft and Andy Ackers.

Meanwhile, Hull KR have won both of their opening fixtures and showed improvement on their round 1 performance over the weekend.

It’s too hard to bet against the magic of Hull KR sensation Mikey Lewis in this match up, I expect they’ll be good for the spread (-5.5) but I’m just not sure about what Salford side will show up on the day.

Betting tip: Hull KR @ $1.40

Hull KR by 8

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Monday 4/3/24

1:00AM Hull FC vs London Broncos @ MKM Stadium, Hull

It’s been a tough start for both sides in 2024.

Hull FC have been devastated in both of their opening rounds due to having multiple players sent off as part of the League’s crackdown on head contact.

And the newly promoted London Broncos have had the schedule from hell facing the Saints and Catalans in the first two rounds.

Expect Hull FC to get their first win.

Betting tip: Hull FC -11.5 @ $1.80

Hull FC by 18

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Tips Writer

Jake Kearnan

After graduating from Griffith University in 2019, Jake spent four years working as a multi-platform journalist for the national broadcaster.

He recently packed his bags and moved to the north of England to pursue travel and continues to work as a freelance writer covering all sports.

When he is not working or travelling, you can expect to see Jake strapping on his boots for a local footy club, throwing his leg over a dirt bike at the motocross track or sitting down for a pint at his local.