{"id":22395,"date":"2026-09-24T09:18:27","date_gmt":"2026-09-23T23:18:27","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/bb-auae-prd-ext-blog-01.azurewebsites.net\/?p=22395"},"modified":"2026-09-24T09:18:27","modified_gmt":"2026-09-23T23:18:27","slug":"friday-nrl-tips-7-75-same-game-multi-on-dominant-dolphins","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/prdextblog01.bluebet.com.au\/nrl\/friday-nrl-tips-7-75-same-game-multi-on-dominant-dolphins\/","title":{"rendered":"Friday NRL Tips – $7.75 Same Game Multi on Dominant Dolphins"},"content":{"rendered":"
Our best bet for Friday’s NRL Preliminary Final between the Dolphins and Sydney Roosters is the Dolphins to Win \/ Tabuai-Fidow to Score \/ Nawaqanitawase to Score Same Game Multi at $7.75, with the Dolphins on an eight-match win streak and Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow scoring three tries in his last two games.<\/em><\/p>\n The first of this weekend’s Preliminary Finals takes place at Suncorp Stadium, with the in-form Dolphins hosting the Roosters on Friday night.<\/p>\n The Dolphins are the form team of the NRL right now, having won eight matches on the bounce to book their place in the season’s final four.<\/p>\n They’ll be well rested after beating the Warriors a fortnight ago, 26-16 in Auckland, and getting last weekend off as a result.<\/p>\n Sydney, on the other hand, have come the long way to this match, losing their Qualifying Final to Penrith, their fourth straight loss, before thrashing the Sharks 46-10 last week.<\/p>\n All signs point towards the home side winning here.<\/p>\n The Dolphins prevailed in both of the regular-season meetings between these two teams, winning 48-10 in June then 26-12 less than a month ago.<\/p>\n They’re full of confidence thanks to a red-hot backline and an eight-match win streak, and will have a packed Suncorp cheering them on.<\/p>\n Against a Roosters side that have won just once in their last five matches, it’s hard to see the Dolphins stumbling.<\/p>\n Look back over this column’s tips on the Dolphins’ matches and you’ll see Tabuai-Fidow has been a regular performer.<\/p>\n The Dolphins’ fullback has three tries in his last two games and 14 for the season, plus a try in each Origin match.<\/p>\n He’s elusive, opportunistic and loves a big game. Matches like this are where he plays his best.<\/p>\n The same can be said for Nawaqanitawase. The Roosters’ winger almost single-handedly beat the Panthers a fortnight ago, snaffling some incredible intercepts and always threatening down the edge.<\/p>\n He’ll know the same kind of magic is required if Sydney are to pull off an upset, and is likely to rise to the challenge.<\/p>\n Nawaqanitawase has been prolific at getting to the tryline this season, dotting down 18 times in 21 matches, including twice last week.<\/p>\nDolphins vs Sydney Roosters<\/h2>\n
Leg 1 – Dolphins to Win<\/h3>\n
Leg 2 – Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow to Score<\/h3>\n
Leg 3 – Mark Nawaqanitawase to Score<\/h3>\n
Same Game Multi<\/h2>\n