Blues vs. Fijian Drua Predictions

We have Blues vs. Fijian Drua predictions for the Super Rugby Week 7 game on Saturday, March 28 at 5:05pm at Eden Park.

The Drua get a +20.5 start with Super Rugby odds, and that could be enough to keep it close in Auckland.

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Best Bet

Drua +20.5 @ $1.90

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It could be a good week for underdogs covering spreads, and although punters never know what to expect with the Drua, the +20.5 is a hefty start.

They have two wins from their last three games, and although losing to the Reds in Fiji wasn’t inspiring last week, they have wins over the Hurricanes and Brumbies this season, so that form is good enough to hang with the Blues.

It all depends on how well the Drua start. If they allow an early try, the Blues could run over the top of them. However, the Drua have good defence in the early stages, and they only need to defend well to cover the spread.

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Same Game Multi

Drua +20.5, AJ Lam Anytime Try Scorer, Etonia Waqa Anytime Try Scorer, Under 57.5 @ $11.50

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AJ Lam has four tries this season, including a double last week. The Blues player pays $2.10 to score a try, which is much better than expected. We priced him at $1.70, so include him in Super Rugby picks for value.

Etonia Waqa is a $3.70 chance to score a try, which gives the multi bet a massive boost. With two tries from his last three games, Waqa is a good bet. He is another player who is at much longer odds than expected with bookmakers.

It could be a defensive battle, so we have under 57.5 points in our Super Rugby picks. Conditions could be wet under foot, so it could be a low-scoring affair.

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Best Value Bet

Blues 1-12 @ $4.10

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The Blues are heavy favourites to win the game, but it could come down to the wire. The Drua are desperate for a win over the Blues, so they could have one of their best games of the year.

There will be a large contingent of Drua fans in Auckland, which could spur them on. We have the Blues winning by 10-12 points, so take the $4.10 odds with bookmakers.

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