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2021 NRL Preliminary Finals Preview: Our Selections & Staking Plan

September 23, 2021

2021 NRL Preliminary Finals Preview: Our Selections & Staking Plan

The Preliminary Finals are here and we get two mouth-watering clashes to bet on as we still have our pockets full from the +73.78 units of profit we made this season.

2021 Season Tipping Results:
  •    153 wins from 288 tips
  •    + 73.78 Units Of Profit
  •    $7,378 Profit Based On $100 Units
  •    53.1% Strike Rate
  •    View Results Spreadsheet

SOUTH SYDNEY RABBITOHS VS MANLY SEA EAGLES – FRIDAY 24 SEPTEMBER, 7.50PM, SUNCORP STADIUM

Manly could not have been more impressive in their 42-6 win over the Roosters last week and they will have to draw on all of that confidence when they meet a primed Rabbitohs outfit on Friday night.

The Bunnies come in fresh from a momentum-building win of their own against the Panthers two weeks ago, while they’ll also take comfort in knowing they’ve beaten the Sea Eagles in each of their last four meetings.

Souths and Manly both rank second and third respectively in points scored this year, while it’s worth noting the last three meetings between the two have all gone Over the Total.



MELBOURNE STORM VS PENRITH PANTHERS – SATURDAY 25 SEPTEMBER, 4.00PM, SUNCORP STADIUM

This is the match-up we all thought would be happening in the Grand Final but it wasn’t to be after the Storm absolutely dominated the Panthers 37-10 only a few weeks ago.

The Storm dominated the possession count and completed 90% of their sets on the way to a commanding 28-point win – a performance Bellamy will be hoping his side can replicate against a Panthers team that managed only eight points against the Eels last week.

The Panthers certainly have the talent to turn it around here but the smart money will be with the Storm.


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