NRL 2025 Best Tips and Multi Bet of the Weekend | Round 17

The NRL returns to its full eight-match roster this weekend, and we present the three best betting opportunities from the upcoming round of action. Read on to find out how bets on the Sea Eagles, Knights, and the Warriors can help you rake in a mouthwatering $17.38 return with a well-placed NRL multi bet.

June 27th, 18:00 AEST, 4 Pines Park, Brookvale

The Sea Eagles will be hoping to extend the Wests Tigers’ pain when the two sides meet under lights at 4 Pines Park on Friday. Betting sites aren’t showing much optimism for the visitors in this one, and we believe that’s the right assessment.

Benji Marshall’s men fell to their fifth successive defeat last week, even though they put up a formidable display against the Raiders.

It’s been a while since the Sea Eagles have picked up a win as well. They will be hoping to avoid their third defeat in a row after returning to action from a bye. Still, we like their chances to cover the -7.5 spread against a team that’s been struggling even more than they have this month.

June 27th, 20:00 AEST, McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle

The Newcastle Knights have reignited their campaign with two nail-biting victories and now set their sights on toppling the red-hot Canberra Raiders this weekend.

With home clashes against Canberra, Melbourne, and the Warriors on the horizon, Kalyn Ponga and company face a daunting challenge ahead. But the confidence at the Newcastle camp will be high after downing the high-flying Dolphins in their previous game.

The Raiders come to McDonald Jones as the second-best team in the league. However, they have lost in four of their last five games against the Knights. Backing a home win, therefore, is a great opportunity to cash in on an underdog bet and pump up the return on this NRL multi.

June 28th, 15:00 AEST, Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

A tough loss at home last week will no doubt fire up the Warriors as they travel to Brisbane in search of redemption. They remain fourth on the ladder, still holding a six-point advantage over their next challengers, the Broncos.

Kurt Capewell and Rocco Berry’s return adds much-needed steel to the Warriors’ edge defence, which struggled against the Panthers. The Warriors haven't won at Suncorp against the Broncos since 2018, but they have won three times in their last four trips to the arena. We expect the Warriors to get this one done, even though NRL betting sites are labelling them the underdogs.