R22: Dolphins Vs Roosters – Our Betting Insights & Bets

This will be the third meeting between The Dolphins and the Sydney Roosters in the NRL with each team picking up a home win across their two previous clashes.

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Interesting Betting Insights

This will be the third meeting between The Dolphins and the Sydney Roosters in the NRL with each team picking up a home win across their two previous clashes; indeed, The Dolphins defeated the Roosters 28-18 in their inaugural NRL game in 2023 after the scores were level 12-all at half-time on the day.
The Dolphins have lost six of their last eight NRL games including their last two in a row; though, the last time they lost more than two consecutive games was a six-game stretch from Round 20 to 26 in 2023.
The Dolphins have lost 10 of their last 12 NRL games outside Queensland including their last two in a row; though, they’ve led at half-time in each for their last four such fixtures but won only one of them.
The Sydney Roosters have won five of their last six NRL games including a 34-30 win against the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles in their most recent fixture; though, they’ve conceded 24+ points in each of their last two games after doing so only once across their previous 12 games in the competition.
The Sydney Roosters have won five of their last seven NRL games when playing as the away team on the day but were defeated 8-24 by the Melbourne Storm in their most recent game on the road.
This will be the first NRL game at HBF Park since Round 17, 2017, with each of the last four games at the venue decided by a margin of eight points or fewer on the day including two Golden Point games won by a single point; this will be the first time either The Dolphins or Sydney Roosters have played an NRL game at the venue.
Tevita Pangai Junior (The Dolphins) has scored two tries in his last three NRL games, which is as many as he had scored in 41 games previously; he scored a try in his most recent match against the Sydney Roosters (Rd 14 2023).
Dominic Young (Sydney Roosters) has scored 13 tries in his last 11 NRL games including each of his last six matches; he hasn’t scored a try in two career games against The Dolphins but did make a try assist in his most recent meeting against them (Round 23, 2023).
Jamayne Isaako (The Dolphins) has scored three tries in his last two NRL games against the Sydney Roosters; indeed, he is the only Dolphins player to score multiple tries against the Roosters.
Daniel Tupou (Sydney Roosters) didn’t score a try in his last NRL game after scoring four tries in his previous three games; he will be looking to avoid going back-to-back matches without scoring a try for only the second time this season (also Rounds 12-13).