R20: Raiders Vs Warriors – Our Betting Insights & Bets

2 years ago - Sportingbase

The Warriors have won their last three games against the Raiders and if they can continue that form it is sure to make this a great game.

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Interesting Betting Insights

The New Zealand Warriors have won their last three NRL matches against the Canberra Raiders including a 18-10 win earlier this season (Round 3, 2024); the only time they’ve won more consecutive matches against the Raiders was a five-match stretch from Round 25, 2013 to Round 16, 2015.
The Canberra Raiders have lost their last four NRL matches by an average margin of 14 points, they will be looking to avoid losing five consecutive matches for the first time since Round 4 to Round 8, 2022 which included a Golden Point defeat to the New Zealand Warriors.
The New Zealand Warriors have lost their last two and five of their last seven (W2) NRL matches away from New Zealand, they have scored six or fewer first-half points in five of these matches.
The Canberra Raiders have lost their last four NRL matches at GIO Stadium by an average margin of 22.5 points per game, they have scored an average of 3 points at half-time during this run.
The New Zealand Warriors have scored 30+ points in only one of their last 12 NRL games, picking up four wins and one draw in that period (L7); they have conceded 30+ points four times in that stretch.
Only the Parramatta Eels (14%) and the Wests Tigers (29%) have a lower win rate than the New Zealand Warriors (50%) when they’ve scored the opening try of the game this NRL season.
Xavier Savage (Canberra Raiders) has not scored a try across his last three games in the NRL after scoring three tries across his previous four games; the last time he went longer without a try was a five-game stretch from Round 18 to 23 in 2022.
Dallin Watene-Zelezniak (New Zealand Warriors) has scored one try in five of his last seven NRL games against the Canberra Raiders and has scored one try in four of his last five games in the competition overall.
Kaeo Weekes (Canberra Raiders) has scored one try in five of his last six NRL games including one in each of his last three appearances; though, this will be his first appearance against the New Zealand Warriors in the competition.
Four of the New Zealand Warriors last six NRL tries scored against the Canberra Raiders have been scored by players with a hyphenated surname (Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad, Dallin Watene-Zelezniak, Addin Fonua-Blake, and Roger Tuivasa-Sheck).