NRL R2: Dolphins Vs Tigers – Team Stats, Betting Insights & Our Bets

11 months ago - Sportingbase

Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow has finished four of his last seven NRL games without a try or a try assist but has scored three tries across his last two meetings with the Tigers in the competition.

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Betting Insights

After losing 23-24 in their inaugural meeting, The Dolphins have won each of their last two NRL games against the Wests Tigers by margins of at least 10 points on the day including a 24-12 win in their most recent encounter (Round 11, 2024).
The Dolphins have won both of their two NRL games against the Wests Tigers in Queensland, both of which were at Suncorp Stadium on the day; indeed, they scored 12-14 points in each of their four halves in that period.
The Dolphins have lost eight of their last 10 NRL games including their last three in a row; the last time they lost more than three straight games in the competition was a six-game stretch from Round 20 to 26 in 2023.
The Dolphins have trailed at half-time in only one of their last six NRL games in Queensland but have gone on to lose three of those six games on the day (W3).
The Wests Tigers have kept their opposition scoreless in the first halves of both of their two games in the 2025 NRL season after not doing so in any of their previous 61 games in the competition.
The Wests Tigers have lost 12 of their last 14 NRL games in Queensland including their last five in a row; in fact, they’ve lost those last five Queensland games by an average margin of 25.2 points per game.
The Wests Tigers have scored the opening try of the game in each of their two games this NRL season after scoring the first try in only two of their previous eight games in the competition; though, they have won only three of their last 10 games when they’ve scored the first try on the day.
Jeral Skelton (Wests Tigers) has scored one try in six of his last eight NRL games including one in each of his last three appearances; indeed, he has also made one try assist across this period.
Alex Seyfarth (Wests Tigers) has crossed for one try in two of his three NRL games against The Dolphins; in fact, no player has scored in more iterations of this fixture than he has (Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow also 2 games).