NRL 2026 Best Tips Multi Bet of the Week | Round 16

Game 2 of State of Origin is due to be played on Wednesday, and we wait to see which Origin stars will back up for their respective clubs. Plenty of teams are impacted, but none other than the Roosters and Dolphins, who both play this round, so keep an eye on their team lineup.

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June 20th, 17:00, Campbelltown Sports Stadium

The Tigers welcome the Dolphins to Campbelltown Sports Stadium on Saturday afternoon. The home team will be looking to get back-to-back wins after getting the win over the Titans, 36-28. They have now won two of their last three games, but will be without Kai Pearce-Paul.

The Dolphins seem to be one of the hottest teams in the NRL right now, and they have won their last six games in a row. A lot of those wins have come by big margins as well. This is a team that likes to score points, and the weather will only help the situation. Expect a lot of points in this one.

Take the overs on total points (52.5) @ NZ$1.90.

June 20th, 21:35, Accor Stadium

The 13th-placed Bulldogs welcome the third-placed Sea Eagles to Accor Stadium. These are two teams on seemingly different trajectories, with the Bulldogs winning just two of their last five, and the Sea Eagles winning four of their last five. We have some big news on the injury front as well.

Bulldogs’ captain, Stephen Crichton, was ruled out of Origin and might not return for this game either. On the flip side, Tom Trbojevic is getting pretty close to returning to the field. It’s easy to see why the Sea Eagles are the favourite, but I think they’ll cover the spread to boot.

Take the Sea Eagles to cover the spread (-8.5) @ NZ$2.10.

June 21st, 18:05, AAMI Park

The final leg of my multi comes at AAMI Park, where the Storm play host to the Raiders. It’s surprising to see both teams in the bottom half of the ladder, but the Storm are making their comeback and have won four of their last five games. Meanwhile, the Raiders have lost four of the last five.

I don’t think the Raiders are that bad a team; they just need to string it all together. The Storm is certainly a tough opponent, especially at AAMI Park, but a team like the Raiders just can’t keep playing that poorly week after week. They should also get both Ethan Strange and Hudson Young back.

Take the Raiders to cover the spread (+8.5) @ NZ$1.86.