{"id":22306,"date":"2026-08-27T09:14:03","date_gmt":"2026-08-26T23:14:03","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/bb-auae-prd-ext-blog-01.azurewebsites.net\/?p=22306"},"modified":"2026-08-27T09:14:03","modified_gmt":"2026-08-26T23:14:03","slug":"thursday-nrl-tips-6-25-same-game-multi-on-star-studded-dead-rubber","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/prdextblog01.bluebet.com.au\/nrl\/thursday-nrl-tips-6-25-same-game-multi-on-star-studded-dead-rubber\/","title":{"rendered":"Thursday NRL Tips – $6.25 Same Game Multi on Star-Studded Dead Rubber"},"content":{"rendered":"
Our best bet for Thursday’s NRL Round 26 clash between the Brisbane Broncos and Melbourne Storm is the Home Team Over 23.5 \/ Away Team Over 26.5 \/ Fa’alogo to Score Same Game Multi at $6.25, with both sides expected to throw the ball around in a dead rubber and Fa’alogo scoring 16 tries this season.<\/p>\n
Round 26 of the NRL kicks off with an unlikely dead rubber, as the Broncos host the Storm in a repeat of the 2025 Grand Final at Suncorp Stadium on Thursday.<\/p>\n
Few would have expected both sides to be out of finals contention with two games to go, but it’s a clear reflection of how their seasons have gone.<\/p>\n
Brisbane sit 15th with just seven wins from 22 played, having won last week for the first time in five matches.<\/p>\n
Melbourne are marginally better at 11th, but also saw their finals hopes snuffed out when they lost 22-14 to the Panthers last week.<\/p>\n
With nothing on the line in this clash, picking a winner is a dangerous game. However, plenty of points can be expected as both sides will look to finish with a flurry and throw the ball around.<\/p>\n
The Broncos’ attack clicked last week, racking up 34 points against the Raiders. Earlier this month, they put 32 points on the Dolphins too.<\/p>\n
With Jesse Arthurs back in the mix this round as well, expect Brisbane to at least crack the 23.5-point mark.<\/p>\n
Likewise for the Storm, they’ll be throwing caution to the wind here.<\/p>\n
The visitors get Jahrome Hughes back in a huge boost for their attack, which has already been improving this month.<\/p>\n
Melbourne have scored 26, 22, 42 and 14 in their last four outings, so against the 15th-placed Broncos in a dead rubber, 26+ is very realistic.<\/p>\n
One player who’s been in the midst of all Melbourne’s attack is Sualauvi Fa’alogo.<\/p>\n
The Storm fullback has 16 tries for the season, and was on a three-match scoring streak until the Panthers held him out last week.<\/p>\n
Expect him to bounce back here and find his way across the line in a free-flowing game on Thursday.<\/p>\n