{"id":22348,"date":"2026-09-10T09:20:30","date_gmt":"2026-09-09T23:20:30","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/bb-auae-prd-ext-blog-01.azurewebsites.net\/?p=22348"},"modified":"2026-09-10T09:20:30","modified_gmt":"2026-09-09T23:20:30","slug":"saturday-nrl-tips-6-75-same-game-multi-as-warriors-keep-on-rolling","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/prdextblog01.bluebet.com.au\/nrl\/saturday-nrl-tips-6-75-same-game-multi-as-warriors-keep-on-rolling\/","title":{"rendered":"Saturday NRL Tips – $6.75 Same Game Multi as Warriors Keep on Rolling"},"content":{"rendered":"
Our best bet for Saturday’s NRL Qualifying Final between the New Zealand Warriors and Dolphins is the Warriors to Win \/ Over 46.5 \/ Tabuai-Fidow to Score Same Game Multi at $6.75, with the Warriors on a six-match win streak and five of their last six games producing 46 or more points.<\/em><\/p>\n Saturday night in Auckland sees second play third, as the Warriors host the Dolphins for the first NRL Qualifying Final of 2026.<\/p>\n Both teams bring plenty of form into this clash, with the Warriors riding a six-match win streak and the Dolphins sitting one better at seven straight.<\/p>\n Each was a little shaky last week, as New Zealand scraped past the Sea Eagles thanks to a late Chanel Harris-Tavita field goal, while the Dolphins held out the Titans for a 24-20 victory.<\/p>\n The Warriors have been the form team of the competition the past two months, and it’s hard to see them dropping this one in front of a packed out crowd.<\/p>\n They’ve had defensive issues at times the last month, which the Dolphins’ sharp attack will exploit. However, where they’ve lacked in defence they’ve made up for in attack of their own.<\/p>\n Expect them to give the Auckland faithful the opening final victory they’re after on Saturday.<\/p>\n Five of the Warriors’ last six matches have seen 46 or more points scored, including each of their last four.<\/p>\n This comes off the back of New Zealand’s relentless attack. We’re talking scores of 31, 46, 45 and 40, combined with their momentary defensive lapses.<\/p>\n Given how potent the Dolphins are with the ball in hand, it’s highly unlikely this unfolds as a low-scoring grind.<\/p>\n Cometh the hour, cometh the man. Tabuai-Fidow thrives in big matches, as evidenced by his tries in each of this year’s Origin matches.<\/p>\n He’s central to the Dolphins’ attack and has already scored 13 times this season, including a double last week.<\/p>\n Given how leaky the Warriors have been on defence, the Dolphins’ fullback should find his way over at some stage.<\/p>\nNew Zealand Warriors vs Dolphins<\/h2>\n
Leg 1 – Warriors to Win<\/h3>\n
Leg 2 – Over 46.5 Points Total<\/h3>\n
Leg 3 – Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow to Score<\/h3>\n
Same Game Multi<\/h2>\n