The Anzac Day triple-header opens up across the ditch with New Zealand heavily favoured to defeat the Gold Coast but all may not be as straightforward as it seems.
Best Bet
Outside of South Sydney, there may be no more overrated team in terms of betting than the Warriors.
While New Zealand look great on paper and put it together at times, a predictable sideways attack has put them in games far closer than they should be in. The result is that the Warriors are 2-5 against the spread this year.
They host a winless Titans team but one that has looked much better the last two weeks, losing in golden point to the Raiders and going down by four to the Sea Eagles, covering both.
The Titans are an amazing bet getting 12.5 points and can win the game off the stick.
Gold Coast have a 10-5 cover record as a double digit underdog and underdogs off conceding 28 or more in Rounds 5-8 cover at 62% but this is more about the Warriors.
New Zealand have covered just one of eight at Mt Smart. They have covered just 6 of 17 when favoured by more than four and none of five when favoured by double digits.
Very keen the Titans plus here.
Same Game Multi
The Titans concede 41.3% of their tries down their left and Dallin Watene-Zelezniak has 25 tries in 20 games with Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad as his teammate.
Alofiana Khan-Pereira has 25 tries in 28 games and is huge odds to score.
AJ Brimson has 25 tries in 63 games when starting at fullback.
Value Bet
David Fifita is starting to rediscover his best and scored a powerhouse try against Manly last week. Looking to put himself on the market soon, he will be looking to showcase all he has. Fifita has four tries in his last six games against the Warriors.
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