R18: Tigers Vs Storm – Our Betting Insights & Bets

The Tigers have not beaten the Storm in their last six meetings and it would take a very brave fan to say that could change today.

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Interesting Betting Insights

The Melbourne Storm have won their last six NRL matches against the Wests Tigers by an average margin of 20.7 points per game; they have scored at least 24 points in each of those matches.
The Melbourne Storm have won their last two NRL matches against the Wests Tigers at Leichhardt Oval despite trailing at halftime on the day during both matches; they will be looking to win three matches in a row at the venue against the Tigers for the first time.
The Wests Tigers have won two of their last three NRL matches but lost their last match 6-40 against the Sydney Roosters, which was the third time in their last five games that they’ve conceded 40+ points on the day.
The Wests Tigers have won their last three consecutive NRL games at Leichhardt Oval, keeping their opposition scoreless in the second halves of their last two games at the venue; in fact, they had won only three of their previous 12 games at the venue prior to that frame.
The Melbourne Storm have won four NRL matches in a row, scoring an average of 30 points per game; they have conceded six points or fewer in the first halves of each of those four games.
The Melbourne Storm have won only two of their last seven NRL games in New South Wales including only one of three games in the state so far in 2024; though, they have conceded 30+ points only once in that span.
Fonua Pole (Wests Tigers) has scored two tries in his last three NRL matches, as many as he had scored in his 17 matches prior; he has not scored a try in his two previous matches against the Melbourne Storm.
Will Warbrick (Melbourne Storm) has been directly involved in four tries in his last four NRL matches (2 tries, 2 try assists); he has scored five tries in his two matches against the Wests Tigers, including four in his most recent meeting (Round 16, 2023).
Adam Doueihi (Wests Tigers) has scored a try in two of his four career games against the Melbourne Storm in the NRL; though, he’s scored only two tries across his last 13 games overall.
Jahrome Hughes (Melbourne Storm) has been directly involved in 12 tries in his last five NRL matches (3 tries, 9 try assists); in fact, he has been directly involved in 10 tries in his four matches against the Wests Tigers (4 tries, 6 try assists).