NRL 2025 Best Tips Multi bet of the Week | Semi-Finals

If you’ve been following our NRL multi bets over the past few weeks, you will have had plenty of reason to celebrate. After earning a big collect in Round 26 and then just missing out in Round 27, we made it two successful multis from the last three with another huge win in the first week of finals, hitting on a multi paying nearly $13. That means that eight of our last nine individual tips have hit, and we’ll look to ride that wave of momentum into semi-final weekend. With just two games to sift through, there is plenty of opportunity to really dive in deep, and the below three bets are what we’ve surfaced with.

20th of September, 7.50pm, GIO Stadium

Ethan Strange made it four consecutive games in which he’s scored a try last week, getting past the Roosters’ defence in the 55th minute to open up what, at the time, looked like an unassailable 16-point lead. Alas it was not and they will be forced to play again this weekend, giving Strange a chance to continue his red-hot run of form. Harking back even further, the five-eighth has scored a try in eight of his last 12 games, but betting sites are still offering huge odds for him to score in this one, Bet365’s odds of nearly $3 particularly notable. This looks like a great value bet to kick off our NRL multi bet.

21st of September, 4.05pm, Accor Stadium

Casey McLean has been extremely good to us of late and helped us to another big NRL multi bet win last weekend, but still the betting apps have him at relatively long odds to score a try in a game the Panthers are expected to win relatively comfortably this weekend. McLean is at better than even money to cross the line on Sunday afternoon – this despite the fact that he has done so in each of his last three games as well as seven of his past eight. I’m expecting this to be a relatively low-scoring game, but more so because the Bulldogs’ might struggle to score rather than the Panthers. Another try for the Panthers’ prodigy looks like money for jam at better than $2.

21st of September, 4.05pm, Accor Stadium

We round out our NRL multi bet of the week with the only non-player related bet, this time focusing on the Bulldogs. The Panthers have long been a fantastic defensive team capable of taking things up a notch or three in the finals, which they showed again last week in limiting the Warriors to just 8 points. That continued an unbelievable trend – harking all the way back to 2021, the Panthers have conceded more than 12 points on just one occasion in their last 13 finals. That is an unbelievably impressive streak. The betting apps have only set the Bulldogs’ line at 12.5, which is clearly a low number, but given that statistic it’s hard to go past the under for the home team, particularly given that they have not been in particularly good form of late anyway.