2022 NRL Grand Final Preview: Our Selections
October 2, 2022
The Grand Final is here and the battle of the west will decide who can call themselves the 2022 champions.
2022 Season Premium Tipping Results:
- Tips: 211
- Wins: 113
- Strike Rate: 53.55%
- Profit: $3,279
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PENRITH PANTHERS VS PARRAMATTA EELS –Â SUNDAY 2 OCTOBER, 6:30PM, STADIUM AUSTRALIA
The 2022 NRL Telstra Premiership has come down to a battle between the two western Sydney powerhouses in their first ever Grand Final meeting.
For the Eels, the chance to break a premiership drought that stretches back to 1986. For the Panthers, a shot at back-to-back titles and a fourth overall for the club.
Grand final experience overwhelmingly favours Penrith. Ryan Matterson, who won a comp with the Roosters in 2018, is the only Parramatta player to have previously featured in a decider. Eleven of the Panthers’ 17 also played in the 2020 grand final loss to the Storm.
- Â 4 units ($400) Panthers -9 @ $1.90
- Â 2 units ($200) Over 37.5 match points @ $1.85
- Â 1 unit ($100) Sivo First try scorer @ $11
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Our  Staking Plan
- Â 4 units ($400) Panthers -9 @ $1.90
- Â 2 units ($200) Over 37.5 match points @ $1.85
- Â 1 unit ($100) Sivo First try scorer @ $11
Total = 7 units ($700)
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