NRL: Dolphins Vs Warriors – Player Stats, Insights & Our Tips

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The Dolphins will be looking to avoid consecutive defeats in the NRL at Suncorp Stadium for the first time since July 2024, following their 26-36 loss to the Roosters in their last game at the venue (2 May 2025).

Our analyst has put together a full list of essential insights that will help you bet on H2H, match points & try scorer markets.

Betting Insights

The Dolphins recorded a 34-32 Golden Point victory against the New Zealand Warriors when they last met in the NRL (11 August 2024); the Dolphins will be aiming for consecutive wins against the Warriors for the first time in the history of the competition – View Odds Here
The Dolphins have won four of their last six NRL matches (L2), including a four-point victory against the Parramatta Eels last time out (20-16); it was the first time they’d won a game by a margin of fewer than 10 points since a Golden Point victory against the New Zealand Warriors (34-32, 11 August 2024).
The New Zealand Warriors have lost both of their daytime games and won all their nighttime games in the 2025 NRL season; the Dolphins have won one of their three daytime games this season – View Odds Here
The New Zealand Warriors have won seven of their last eight NRL matches (L1), including each of their last four by an average margin of 5.3 points per game; the last time the Warriors recorded a longer winning run in the competition was a seven-match span from July to August in 2023 which was ended by a 10-34 loss against the Dolphins.
The Dolphins have scored the first try of the game in each of their last three NRL matches against the New Zealand Warriors (Rd 27 2023 – Jack Bostock, Rd 12 2024 – Jamayne Isaako, Rd 23 2024 – Felise Kaufusi).
Luke Metcalf (New Zealand Warriors) has scored eight tries and provided six try assists in his last 11 NRL matches, including three tries and three try assists across his last two games; he scored a try in his only previous appearance in the competition against the Dolphins (Rd 14 2023) – View Odds Here
Herbie Farnworth (The Dolphins) has scored exactly one try in each of his last four NRL matches – his joint-longest try scoring run in his NRL career (also 4 games from Rd 11 2022 to Rd 1 2023); he’s scored five tries in his last three games in the competition against the New Zealand Warriors.
Te Maire Martin (New Zealand Warriors) has scored four tries and provided 15 try assists in his last 12 NRL matches; he’s scored two tries and provided three try assists across his last 163 career minutes against the Dolphins.
Kodi Nikorima (The Dolphins) has been directly involved in nine tries in his last six NRL matches (2 tries, 7 try assists), including at least one try assist in each of his last four games; he’s scored one try and provided seven try assists across his last four games against the New Zealand Warriors – View Odds Here