R3: Panthers Vs Broncos – Our Bets

We have taken a look over the stats & insights and have placed the three bets for today’s game below.

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Penrith Panthers Vs Brisbane Broncos – Thursday 8:00pm AEDT

This was set to be the game of the 2024 competition as it is the grand final rematch but with Reynolds and Haas already ruled out it has taken a little bit of the gloss off the matchup.

Regardless of that, we feel like we’ve found some nice bets for you to follow below.

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Interesting Betting Insights

Penrith Panthers have won six of their last seven NRL games against Brisbane Broncos including their last two in a row and a 26-24 victory when these teams last met in the 2023 NRL Grand Final.
Three of the last four NRL games between Penrith Panthers and Brisbane Broncos at BlueBet Stadium have been decided by single-point margins, with the Panthers winning three of those four encounters.
Penrith Panthers have kept their opposition scoreless in at least one half of five of their last six NRL games at BlueBet Stadium and have gone into half-time without conceding a point in two of their last three games at the venue.
Brisbane Broncos have lost their last two games when playing as the away team on the day; the last time they lost more consecutive away games was a five-game stretch from Round 13 to 24 in 2021.
Three of the last four NRL seasons have seen the first Grand Final rematch of the season won by the team that lost the Grand Final the previous campaign.
Penrith Panthers are one of only two teams to have trailed at half-time twice after two rounds of the 2024 NRL season (also South Sydney Rabbitohs), picking up one win and one loss to start the season.
Brisbane Broncos have made 15 errors in their own half of the field this NRL season, the joint-most of any team in the competition, while only Gold Coast Titans (3) and Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles (4) have made fewer than Penrith (5).
Moses Leota (Penrith Panthers) has scored one try in two of his last three games in the NRL including one against Brisbane Broncos in the 2024 Grand Final; he had scored only two tries across his previous 35 games in the competition.
Reece Walsh (Brisbane Broncos) has scored seven tries across his last eight games in the NRL but has not scored a try in either of his last two games against Penrith Panthers in the competition.
Deine Mariner (Brisbane Broncos) has scored eight tries across his last six games in the NRL, scoring three try doubles in that term; though, this will be his first game against Penrith Panthers.