R23: Dolphins Vs Warriors – Our Betting Insights & Bets

The New Zealand Warriors have won two of all their three NRL matches against the Dolphins (L1), including a 24-20 victory when they last met earlier this season (Round 12 2024)

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Interesting Betting Insights

The New Zealand Warriors have won two of all their three NRL matches against the Dolphins (L1), including a 24-20 victory when they last met earlier this season (Round 12 2024); although, their only defeat in that span came in their only meeting at Suncorp Stadium (10-34, Round 27 2023).
The Dolphins have lost each of their last two NRL matches at Suncorp Stadium by margins no greater than seven points on the day; although, they have not lost more than two consecutive games at the venue in their history in the competition.
The New Zealand Warriors have won two of their three NRL matches in Queensland; however, they lost their most recent game in the state (6-66 v Gold Coast Titans – Round 16 2024) – their joint-biggest losing margin in premiership history (also 10-70 v Melbourne Storm – Round 7 2022).
The New Zealand Warriors have outscored their opposition in at least one half in each of their last five NRL matches; although, they’ve won only two of those five games (L3).
The Dolphins have trailed at halftime on the day only once in their last nine NRL matches; although, they have gone on to win only two of those nine games (L7).
Each of the Dolphins’ last seven NRL matches as the home team on the day have been decided by margins no greater than eight points; they have won just two of those seven home games (L5).
Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (The Dolphins) has scored seven tries in his last six NRL matches; he has scored two tries in his last three starting appearances against the New Zealand Warriors in the competition.
Dallin Watene-Zelezniak (New Zealand Warriors) has scored four tries in his last five NRL matches; he has scored three tries across two career appearances against The Dolphins in the competition.
Jack Bostock (The Dolphins) has been directly involved in five tries in his last four NRL matches (3 tries, 2 try assists); he has been directly involved in one try across two career appearances against the New Zealand Warriors in the competition (1 try).
Shaun Johnson (New Zealand Warriors) has been directly involved in 14 tries in his last nine NRL matches (4 tries, 10 try assists); he scored two tries in his only previous game against The Dolphins in the competition (Round 14 2023).