Waratahs vs. Hurricanes Predictions

We have Waratahs vs. Hurricanes predictions for the Super Rugby Week 4 game on Friday, March 6 at 7:35pm at Allianz Stadium.

One of the better games of the week is the Waratahs vs. Hurricanes, and Super Rugby odds have the ‘Canes at $1.65 to win on the road.

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Best Bet

Hurricanes -2.5 @ $1.90

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The Hurricanes suffered a shock loss to the Fijian Drua last week, but we’re happy to forgive that effort. The field was a mud pit, and that didn’t suit the Hurricanes’ style of play.

Conditions should be ideal for running rugby at Allianz Stadium, which is enough to give the Hurricanes the win over the Waratahs, and they have an impressive roster. They have the likes of Cam Roigard, Billy Proctor, and Jordie Barrett, so there is plenty of All Black talent.

The Waratahs have a solid team, and they come off a bye week. However, the Hurricanes don’t often lose consecutive games, especially to non-New Zealand teams, so take them to cover the –2.5 spread.

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Same Game Multi

Hurricanes –2.5, Fehi Fineanganofo Anytime Try Scorer, Max Jorgensen Anytime Try Scorer, Over 56.5 @ $9.75

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Fehi Fineanganofo is in fine try-scoring form with four tries from his last three games, including a try in dour conditions at Churchill Park last week. That was a good showing, and it followed a double, so take the generous $1.92 odds.

The current favourite to score a try is Max Jorgensen for the Waratahs. He comes off consecutive try-scoring doubles, which is why he’s a $1.88 chance to score against the Hurricanes.

There should be plenty of tries scored on Friday night, so we’re including over 56.5 points in our Super Rugby same game multi picks.

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Best Value Bet

Hurricanes 1-12 @ $2.85

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It should be a tight game, and we have the Hurricanes winning by seven points with a good second-half performance.

They are the more experienced team when it comes to Super Rugby, and that should give them the edge in the dying stages of the contest.

$2.85 is a good price for a 1-12 win, and although they could win by 13+, we don’t see the Waratahs folding that easily at home.

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