NRL Best Tips and Multi Bet of the Weekend | Round 7

Another big week of NRL action is here, and we’ve done the hard yards across Aussie betting sites to find the best value multi in Round 7. If you're feeling bold, this Bulldogs, Rabbitohs, Storm, and Warriors combo could land you a sweet 15x payout.

April 18th, 16:05 AEST, Accor Stadium, Sydney

The Bulldogs and Rabbitohs are set to deliver another Good Friday showdown this week — a fixture that’s become one of the NRL’s most exciting recent rivalries. South Sydney have claimed bragging rights for six straight seasons, but extending that streak could prove a tougher task this time around.

Canterbury has been unstoppable so far this year with five wins out of five. The Rabbitohs have been in good form as well, and have won four of their six matches this season. Cameron Ciraldo's men have conceded only 14 points in their last three games.

So, we expect this to be a tight, low-scoring affair, and have under 44.5 points as the first leg of our NRL multi bet.

April 18th, 20:00 AEST, Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

The Dolphins have won three of their last four matches at Suncorp Stadium, but that run faces a stern test with the Melbourne Storm coming to town. The Redcliffe outfit have never beaten their Melbourne counterparts in a competitive fixture.

There’s every chance that the Storm open up a bit of a scoreline in this one. With Grant Anderson in great form lately, taking a prop bet here could be the move for leg two of our multi.

With five tries in his last four outings, we are expecting the Storm winger to score again.

April 19th, 17:30 AEST, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

Two teams looking to rebound from their recent defeats will lock horns this weekend when the Warriors welcome the Broncos at Go Media Stadium. It’s been six years since the visitors last claimed a win here — and with the Warriors still unbeaten at home, that drought looks set to continue.

Bet365 provides excellent odds for a Warriors win, so we will take up that offer to round out our multi. The Warriors have shown strong form at home this season, and should have enough momentum back in Auckland to hold off even a third-placed Broncos side.