R7: Panthers Vs Tigers – Our Bets

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The Panthers may still be without their star half back in Nathan Cleary but we’ve still found some nice bets for this game.

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Panthers Vs Tigers – Saturday 3:00pm

The Tigers get a chance to do something rare and that’s beat the Panthers in back to back meetings.

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Interesting Betting Insights

Wests Tigers will be aiming for back-to-back wins against the Penrith Panthers in the NRL for the first time since June 2013, following their 12-8 victory in their most recent meeting (29 April 2023).
The Penrith Panthers have won six of their last seven NRL matches against Wests Tigers as the home team (L1); the Panthers have conceded just 9.7 points per game across those seven meetings.
The Penrith Panthers will be looking to avoid back-to-back losses in the NRL for the first time since April 2023; in fact, the last time they lost back-to-back games was also against the Wests Tigers at Carrington Park.
The Penrith Panthers have won only two of their last five NRL games at Carrington Park (L3), scoring fewer than 10 points in each of their last two defeats in that term – including an 8-12 loss to the West Tigers in their last game there (Round 9, 2023).
Wests Tigers have won only one of their last 11 NRL matches as the away team on the day (L10) – a 17-16 victory against the Parramatta Eels (1 April 2024); though, they have outscored their opposition in the second halves of each of their last two games in that span (W1 L1).
The Wests Tigers have scored 18+ points in only one of their last seven NRL games and have picked up only two wins in that term despite outscoring their opposition in the second halves of three of their last four games.
The Wests Tigers have had four tries scored by interchange players in the 2024 NRL season – the joint-most of any team – while the Penrith Panthers are one of four clubs yet to have an interchange player score a try this campaign.
Jarome Luai (Penrith Panthers) has neither scored nor assisted a try in his last eight NRL games, his equal longest drought without tries or try assists in his NRL career; although, he has scored two tries and made three try assists across his last three games against the Wests Tigers.
Sunia Turuva (Penrith Panthers) has scored the first try of the half on four occasions this NRL season, the most of any player in the competition; indeed, two of those have been the opening try of the game on the day.
Stefano Utoikamanu (Wests Tigers) has crossed for one try in two of his three career appearances against the Penrith Panthers and comes into this game on the back of a try against the St George Illawarra Dragons in his most recent appearance overall.