NRL 2025 Multi bet of the Week | Round 24

There are no shortage of massive games in Round 24 of the NRL season, none more so than the round-opener which will see the Panthers host the Storm in what could easily be a preview of this year’s Grand Final. Our NRL multi for the week will, however, skip that game, kicking off instead with another big clash when the Roosters take on the Bulldogs on Friday night. Take a look at all the legs of this weekend’s multi below.

15th of August, 8.00pm AEST, Allianz Stadium

As he has been throughout the course of his glittering career with the Roosters, Daniel Tupou has been a try scoring machine of late. The 34-year-old has scored 15 tries in 20 games this year, but since around the halfway mark of the year he has been substantially more prolific than he was earlier in the year. Tupou has scored 12 tries in his last ten games, only failing to cross the line twice in that time, so while he and the Chooks come up against a tough defensive team this week in the Bulldogs, the veteran still looks like great value at better than even money odds with some betting sites to score this Friday.

16th of August, 3.00pm AEST, Sharks Stadium

Now to try to inject a little bit of value with a longer odds NRL multi tip. The Sharks were poor last week, but this is a pivotal game and one which, particularly at home, it’s really hard to see them losing. But the Titans have been very competitive of late. In their last four games they actually have a points difference of +1 despite a 1-3 record, because their three losses in that time have all been by four points or less – and that’s including against the Panthers. If they play like that again they will make the Sharks work for this, which makes the ‘Sharks to win by 1-12’ market look like a good bet.

17th of August, 2.00pm AEST, Allianz Stadium

This one is a no-brainer to finish off our multi this weekend. The line for this game is set really high at 48.5, but there is no particular reason to think that this will be a very high scoring game. The Sea Eagles, incredibly, have not played in a game that has exceeded this number for 15 consecutive rounds, while for the Tigers, just one of their past eight games has gone past this number. The last time these two sides met there were 38 total points, and it seems likely to be around that mark again. The betting apps look like they’ve gone a bit overboard with this number.