R24: Bulldogs Vs Dolphins – Our Betting Insights & Bets

2 years ago - Sportingbase

This will be the second NRL match between the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs and the Dolphins; the Bulldogs won their inaugural meeting after leading 11-8 at halftime on the day.

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Interesting Betting Insights

The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs have recorded a 23-22 victory (30 July 2023 v Dolphins) and a 14-28 loss (7 August 2022 v North Queensland Cowboys) in each of their last two NRL matches at Salter Oval; the Bulldogs have outscored their opposition in only one of their four halves at the venue in that span.
The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs have won eight of their last 10 NRL matches (L2), including each of their last three by an average margin of 15.7 points per game; the last time they recorded a longer winning run in the competition was a four-match span in August 2019.
The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs have led at halftime on the day in each of their last three NRL matches in Queensland, going on to win only one of those three games (L2); although, that one victory did come in their most recent such fixture (41-16 v Brisbane Broncos in Rd 21 2024).
The Dolphins have not trailed at halftime on the day in each of their last eight NRL matches; although, they have gone on to win only three of those eight games (L5) – seven of their eight games in that span have been decided by margins no greater than eight points on the day.
The Dolphins have won two of their last three NRL matches in Queensland (L1), including a 34-32 Golden Point victory against the New Zealand Warriors in their most recent match in the state (11 August 2024); they have led at halftime on the day in each of the three games in that span.
The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs have gone on to win 89% of their matches (8/9) in the 2024 NRL season when they have scored the first points of the game on the day – the second best rate of any team (Sydney Roosters – 91%); although, only the Melbourne Storm (8) and Brisbane Broncos (8) have conceded the first points in fewer games this season than the Dolphins (9).
Felise Kaufusi (The Dolphins) has scored a try in each of his last two NRL matches, as well as providing a try assist in his most recent game (Round 23 2024 v New Zealand Warriors); he had not scored a try across 36 games in the competition prior to that span and has scored in three consecutive games only once before (Round 13-15, 2017).
Josh Addo-Carr (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs) has scored four tries in his last three NRL matches, scoring exactly two tries in two of those three games; although, he did not score a try in his only previous appearance in the competition against the Dolphins (Round 22 2023).
Bronson Xerri (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs) has been directly involved in six tries in his last five NRL matches (5 tries, 1 try assist), including two tries against the St George Illawarra Dragons last time out; although, this is set to be his first meeting against the Dolphins in the competition.