NRL R26: Dolphins Vs Broncos – Our Betting Insights & Bets

This will be the fourth NRL match between the Dolphins and Brisbane Broncos; the Broncos have won all three of their previous meetings by an average margin of 9.3 points per game.

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

You will also find our bets for this game below.

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Betting Insights

This will be the fourth NRL match between the Dolphins and Brisbane Broncos; the Broncos have won all three of their previous meetings by an average margin of 9.3 points per game – they have conceded no more than 16 points on the day in each of those three games.
Each of the Dolphins’ last two NRL matches against Queensland opposition have been won by the team trailing at halftime on the day; the Dolphins have recorded a 14-21 loss (Rd 21, 2024 v Gold Coast Titans – led 14-6 at HT) and a 28-26 victory (Rd 9, 2024 v North Queensland Cowboys – trailed 18-22 at HT) in those two games.
The Dolphins have lost each of their last two NRL matches by margins of 20+ points on the day; only two of their 14 games in the competition prior to that span had been decided by margins of 10+ points (W6 L8).
Five of the Dolphins’ last six NRL matches at Suncorp Stadium have been decided by margins no greater than seven points on the day; the Dolphins have won three of those six games at the venue (L3), including a 34-32 Golden Point win in their last game there (Rd 23, 2024 v New Zealand Warriors).

The Brisbane Broncos have won each of their last two NRL matches, despite trailing at halftime on the day in each of those two games; three of the Broncos’ last four games in the competition have been decided by margins of 20+ points on the day (W2 L2).
The Brisbane Broncos have won nine of their last 12 NRL matches against Queensland opposition (L3), including a 42-18 victory against the North Queensland Cowboys in their most recent such fixture (10 August 2024); all three of the Broncos’ defeats in that span have come against the Gold Coast Titans.
Jake Averillo (The Dolphins) has scored exactly one try in each of his last three NRL matches – the last and only time he logged a longer try scoring run in his career in the competition was a four-match span from Round 14 to 18 in 2022.
Kotoni Staggs (Brisbane Broncos) has scored six tries in his last six NRL matches, including at least one try in each of his last two games; he’s scored one try and provided one try assist across three career appearances against the Dolphins.
Jack Bostock (The Dolphins) has not scored a try across his last three NRL matches after scoring three tries in his four games prior in the competition; he scored a try in his only career appearance against the Brisbane Broncos (Rd 6 2024).
Deine Mariner (Brisbane Broncos) has scored the last try in a half on seven occasions in the 2024 NRL season – the joint-most of any player (also Kyle Feldt – 7); this is set to be his first game against the Dolphins in the competition