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Melbourne Storm Betting Tips, Odds & Best Bets

Rugby league might not be the ‘footy’ of choice in Melbourne, but the Storm could hardly do any more to generate interest in the sporting capital of the world. In a league with a reasonably high level of equality, they have completely bucked the trend by finishing in the top 6 every year since 2002 (the exception being when they were stripped of points for salary cap breaches). Since 2015 they’ve finished top 4 every year except 2022, when they finished 5th, and with four Premierships in their near-30-year history to go with a couple more that were stripped of them, it’s safe to say they’ve made the most of their continued presence towards the top of the ladder.

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Storm Fixtures

Below is a list of the Storm fixture for the 2025 season.

Round

Opponent

Info (Sydney time)

1EelsSunday, 9th of March at 4.05pm, AAMI Park
2BYEN/A
3PanthersThursday, 20th of March at 8.00pm, AAMI Park
4DragonsSaturday, 29th of March at 3.00pm, Netstrata Jubilee Stadium
5Sea EaglesSunday, 6th of April at 4.05pm, 4 Pines Park
6WarriorsSunday, 13th of April at 2.00pm, AAMI Park
7DolphinsFriday, 18th of April at 8.00pm, Suncorp Stadium
8RabbitohsFriday, 25th of April at 8.00pm, AAMI Park
9RaidersSunday, 4th of May at 6.25pm, Suncorp Stadium
10TigersSunday, 11th of May at 2.00pm, AAMI Park
11SharksSaturday, 17th of May at 7.35pm, Sharks Stadium
12BYEN/A
13TitansSaturday, 31st of May at 3.00pm, Cbus Super Stadium
14CowboysFriday, 6th of June at 6.00pm, AAMI Park
15BYEN/A
16RabbitohsSaturday, 21st of June at 7.35pm, Accor Stadium
17SharksSunday, 29th of June at 2.00pm, AAMI Park
18CowboysSaturday, 5th of July at 7.35pm, Queensland Country Bank Stadium
19KnightsSaturday, 12th of July at 3.00pm, McDonald Jones Stadium
20Sea EaglesSaturday, 19th of July at 7.35pm, AAMI Park
21RoostersThursday, 24th of July at 7.50pm, Allianz Stadium
22EelsThursday, 31st of July at 7.50pm, CommBank Stadium
23BroncosThursday, 7th of August at 7.50pm, AAMI Park
24PanthersThursday, 14th of August at 7.50pm, CommBank Stadium
25BulldogsFriday, 22nd of August at 8.00pm, AAMI Park
26RoostersFriday, 29th of August at 8.00pm, AAMI Park
27BroncosThursday, 4th of September at 7.50pm, Suncorp Stadium

History of the Melbourne Storm

The Storm were founded in 1997 and joined the NRL as it’s known today in its first year. And they didn’t take long to make their mark. In 1999, just their second season in the league, the Storm won the flag, and would go on to repeat the dose in 2007, 2009, 2012, 2017 and 2020. Unfortunately, they were infamously stripped of the first two of those titled after admitting to salary cap breaches. Still, the continued dominance of this team over such a long period is undeniable, and it’s virtually a fait accompli that Melbourne Storm tips entering each season will have them as an expected member of the top 4. This year is no different; the Storm have been favourites virtually since the outset, as they hunt a 5th (or 7th, depending who you ask) Premiership.

How to Watch the Melbourne Storm

Channel 9 will broadcast Storm games on Thursday nights, Sunday afternoons or when they’re the second Friday night game. FOX League broadcasts each and every one of their games live all season long, while so too does WatchNRL for those overseas.

Where to Find Storm Betting Tips

If you’re looking to place some Storm bets, check out our dedicated tips right here at the top of this page! We also cover every game of the season on our NRL tips page where you’ll find previews for every game of the season, Storm tips and more.

FAQs About the Melbourne Storm

Below are the most frequently asked questions about the Storm.

The Storm play their home games at AAMI Park in Melbourne.

With Melbourne being a one-team city the Storm have no geographical rivals, but in recent years they have had plenty of key battles with the Panthers, while the same could be said for the Roosters in the years prior.

The Storm last won the Premiership in 2020, when they edged out the Panthers by six points.

Every betting site in Australia with sports markets will have Storm odds both for individual games and generally futures markets too, where you can capitalise on our Melbourne Storm tips.

Billy Slater leads the way with 190.

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