The Melbourne Storm are the biggest favourites of Round 10 and given their record off a loss, it is easy to understand why.
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There is no doubt we are seeing a much better Wests Tigers team this year. The arrival of Jarome Luai and Sunia Turuva has pushed the three-time defending wooden spooners into finals contention.
That will all mean little this week though when they meet a spurned and focused Melbourne Storm.
This Storm team rarely puts two poor performances together. Melbourne have won 11 straight off a defeat with a 10-5 cover record in their last 15 off being on the wrong side of the scoreboard.
Also key to Melbourne here is the timing and location of this game.
The Storm are 12-5 against the spread in day games while they have covered six of seven at AAMI Park. In afternoon matches at AAMI Park, the Storm have covered eight of their last 10.
The Storm just have too much talent for the Tigers.
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Xavier Coates already has two doubles this season and is in career best form.
Sua Fa’alogo has 11 tries in 17 games with four doubles in his short career.
Value Bet
Former Tiger Shawn Blore has taken his career to the next level since shifting to the Storm. He runs hard on the edge. He does not score often – he has three tries in 32 games for the Storm – but this is a nice matchup for him.
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