With just four points separating fourth and 10th on the NRLW ladder, we are deep in crunch time as the jostling for finals berths ramps up with just five games remaining for each team.
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Sharks v Titans
The Sharks are close to the best of the week when they host the Titans in the opener. Gold Coast are missing a number of players but none more important that star fullback Jayme Chapman. Chapman missed in Round 2 and the Titans were thumped 44-4. Cronulla have played their best in afternoon matches with two wins of 14-plus in three day games. The minus is an outstanding bet.
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Georgia Ravics has been a reliable finisher this year with seven tries in six games.
Cassie Staples is a very average player but she can finish and has scored five tries this season.
Broncos v Eels
The Eels have a tidy record against the Broncos but this year the top two teams have put a huge distance between them and the remainder of the competition. Brisbane have scored at least 26 in all ix matches with five wins by 14 or more. Parramatta’s attack has been poor. They have scored 12 or fewer in four of their last five.
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Tamika Upton is the all-time leading tryscorer with 34 tries and is on top this season to boot with eight tries.
Chelsea Lenarduzzi has 10 tries in her last 26 games so is normally huge overs.
Warriors v Raiders
New Zealand have improved significantly over the last fortnight with solid wins on the road against the Cowboys and Bulldogs. Laying 10.5 points though is a different matter completely. Canberra got towelled by the Broncos but really hung in there against a superior team after falling behind early. This line looks far too big.
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Payton Takimoana looks a star in the making with seven tries in six appearances for the Warriors.
Zehara Tamara is not a renowned tryscorer but is taking more responsibility over the last two weeks with the Raiders in all sorts.
Tigers v Dragons
Forget the last two weeks when it comes to the Dragons – they had not chance with their large injury toll. They get a ton of talent back this week with Teagan Berry back along with the likes of Indie Bostock and Raecene McGregor. The Tigers have no points in them and a very poor defence. The Dragons are an elite bet.
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Teagan Berry is second on the all-time tryscoring list with 32 tries in 34 games.
Indie Bostock looks a highly promising type with three tries in three games.
Roosters v Knights
The Roosters have set the standard this year with the defending premiers winning all six games with five of those by 14 or more. They have conceded 10 or fewer in four of their six. They are currently riding a winning streak of 12, a record in the NRLW. Their finals clash with the Knights last year might be the best guide. Even with Tamika Upton, the Knights went down by nine. Chips in the Chooks.
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Jess Sergis scored a double against the Tigers and now has three tries in her last two games.
Amber Hall has scored twice at big odds this year and will constantly threaten the Knights right edge defence.
Cowboys v Bulldogs
North Queensland have been much improved this year but laying 6.5 points seems too much, particularly against an honest team like Canterbury. The Cowboys have just two wins by more than four this year – and they have scored more than 20 just once. Tayla Preston has been named in an extended squad for the Bulldogs and she has been Canterbury’s best this year.
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Elizabeth MacGregor is Canterbury’s leading tryscorer this year with four tries.
Moana Courtenay has crossed twice and her strength will make her a constant threat this year.
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