R6: Raiders Vs Titans – Our Bets

2 years ago - Sportingbase

The Titans have been struggling under Des Hasler & this looks to be a tough test as Canberra are very hard to beat at home.

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Raiders Vs Titans – Sunday 6:05pm

The Raiders bounced back with an impressive performance against the Eels last week while the Titans are hoping to stop a four game losing streak.

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Interesting Betting Insights

The Canberra Raiders have won eight of their last nine NRL matches against the Gold Coast Titans (L1), including each of their last three; five of their last six meetings in that span have seen an aggregate score of 45+ points on the day, including three games of 50+ points.
The Canberra Raiders have won four of their last five NRL matches against the Gold Coast Titans at GIO Stadium (L1), including each of their last two; although, each of their last two meetings in that span have been decided by margins no greater than four points on the day.
The Gold Coast Titans have won only one of their last nine NRL matches (L8) – a 34-30 victory against the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs (3 September 2023); the Titans have conceded 33 points per game across that span.
The Gold Coast Titans have lost all four of their matches in the 2024 NRL season; a fifth consecutive defeat in this game would be their outright longest losing run to begin a campaign in their history in the competition (also L4 in 2019).
The Canberra Raiders have won four of their last five NRL matches at GIO Stadium (L1), including each of their last two; the Raiders have scored 30+ points on the day in each of their last two games at the venue – the last time they scored 30+ in more consecutive games at the ground was a three-match span from October 2020 to March 2021 (W2 L1).
The Canberra Raiders have had 53% of possession in the 2024 NRL season, the best rate of any team in the competition; the Gold Coast Titans (46%) are ranked last in this category.
The Gold Coast Titans have made 1,438 run metres fewer than their opponents in the 2024 NRL season, the biggest negative differential of any team in the competition and one of only two sides to have logged 1,000+ run metres fewer than their opposition (South Sydney Rabbitohs -1,089).
Beau Fermor (Gold Coast Titans) has scored one try across his last four NRL matches; he had scored six tries in his five games in the competition prior to that span.
Danny Levi (Canberra Raiders) has scored four tries in his last five NRL matches, including one in each of his last two games; he scored four tries across 78 games in the competition prior to that span.
Xavier Savage (Canberra Raiders) has been directly involved in eight tries in his last seven NRL matches (6 tries, 2 try assists); he provided a try assist in his only career appearance against the Gold Coast Titans in the competition (Round 20, 2022), though didn’t score a try on the day.