Chiefs vs. Moana Pasifika Predictions

We have Chiefs vs. Moana Pasifika predictions for the Super Rugby Week 4 game on Friday, March 6 at 5:05pm at FMG Stadium.

A one-sided affair is expected for the opening game of the round, with the Chiefs paying $1.01.

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Best Bet

Chiefs –28.5 @ $1.90

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It’s about the biggest line you’ll see in Super Rugby, but we can’t bet against the Chiefs given the circumstances of this game.

Not only have Moana Pasifika not looked good so far, but the Chiefs want to show up after suffering a shock loss to the Crusaders last week. They were winning 14-0 and let the game slip, and they could take out their frustrations on Moana Pasifika.

Given the style of rugby the Chiefs play, they can pile on the points quickly. Conditions in Hamilton should be ideal for running rugby, and the line could be covered by halftime, so take the Chiefs to win by a big margin.

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Same Game Multi

Chiefs –28.5, Samisoni Taukei’aho Anytime Try Scorer, Cortez Ratima Anytime Try Scorer, Over 67.5 @ $9.50

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We have backed Samisoni Taukei’aho every week, and he’s yet to disappoint us. The Chiefs’ hooker has four tries from three games, including a double two weeks ago, and that’s an impressive record for a hooker. Punters get $1.60 for him to score, which is worth including in Super Rugby picks.

We also like All Black halfback Cortez Ratima to score at $1.88. He scored against the Crusaders last week, and he should fancy his chances of sneaking over from close range.

Over 67.5 points goes into our Super Rugby same game multi. The Chiefs could get close to that score, and our final score prediction is 56-14.

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Best Value Bet

Samisoni Taukei’aho 2+ Tries @ $2.70

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Moana Pasifika will have a tough time stopping Taukei’aho close to the line, which is why he’s a $2.70 chance to score two tries.

He’s going to have ample opportunity to put points on the board, especially if the Chiefs keep it in the forwards in the early stages of the game.

Taukei’aho is the best try-scoring hooker we have seen in many years, so we’re backing him to score two tries on Friday night.

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