NRL 2026 Best Tips Multi Bet of the Week | Round 4

There seems to be a lot of one-sided affairs on the card for Round 4, according to the bookmakers, anyway. No top-four clashes this round, but we do see the two bottom teams, the Titans and Dragons, face off. Daly Cherry-Evans returns to Manly for the first time, and we see how injuries impact some teams. 

The BettingTop10 experts have every angle of Round 4 covered. This includes our NRL betting tips, where we have multis, plus a tip for all eight games in the round. We also review some of the best betting apps, new betting sites and more, making it easy for you to place your bets. Don’t forget to look out for free bets, so you can get more bang for your buck.

March 26th, 22:00, 4 Pines Park

All eyes will be on Daly Cherry-Evans as he returns to 4 Pines Park for the first time since leaving Manly. The Sea Eagles should be rested after their bye last round, but will be desperate for a win after starting the season 0-2. This is the third time in a row they’ll play in front of their home crowd, and I’m sure they’ll want to put DCE in his place as well. 

The Roosters lost 4-40 to the Panthers last time out and will be looking for a bounce-back win here. They do come into this one as favourites, but I think the Sea Eagles will pull it together for this game against DCE and at least keep it close. Plus, the Roosters have won only 38% of their games at this venue.

Take the Sea Eagles +10.5 @ NZ$1.60.

March 27th, 22:00, Suncorp Stadium

Heading to Queensland now for the Battle of Brisbane. The Broncos narrowly avoided a 0-3 start by doing something they haven’t done in 10 years: beating the Storm in Melbourne. The Dolphins have seemingly got off to a better start and now have back-to-back wins over the Titans and Sharks. 

Selwyn Cobbo will also play his first game against his former club, so I think he’ll be looking to prove a point. I’m not sure if Adam Reynolds will return for this one, but even if he doesn’t, I like the look of the Broncos here. They have finally broken their goose egg, the pressure is slightly off, and they can focus on winning.

Take the Broncos to win @ NZ$1.64.

March 28th, 19:30, CommBank Stadium

Another battle between two fierce rivals in Round 4, as we see the Panthers up against the Eels. The Panthers look good, really good, and not only have they won all three of their games so far, but they have only let their opposition score 10 points in the process.

The Eels have scraped together back-to-back wins after conceding 52 points to the Storm in Round 1. The Panthers have clearly been the more consistent side, and they look more stable coming into this one as well. The odds for a Panthers win are short, but adding it to this multi gives it more value.

Take the Panthers to win @ NZ$1.18.