NRL 2025 Multi bet of the Week | Round 26

Our Round 25 NRL multi of the week went relatively close to hitting, with just one of the three legs missing out for a 10x return on investment. This weekend, we will look to go one better, kicking our NRL multi off with a player prop before we look for a couple of high-scoring performances by individual teams against meek opposition. Check out the logic behind all three of them below.

30th of August, 3.00pm AEST, GIO Stadium

We kick things off with a player prop focusing on a guy in some strong form for a Raiders’ team looking to sew up top spot against the Tigers this weekend. This looms as a relatively comfortable win for the home team and a few names should find themselves on the scoresheet, and one of the best value to me looks like Ethan Strange. Strange has scored a try in six of his last ten games and has managed four in the last two weeks, but despite that he’s paying close to $3 with betting sites in a favourable matchup. This looks like a great way to get our multi underway at enticing odds.

30th of August, 7.35pm AEST, Queensland Country Bank Stadium

With the exception of their two-point performance against the Storm a few weeks ago, the Broncos have had no issues scoring of late. They have managed at least 38 points in three of their last four games, averaging a ridiculous 48 per game in that time, and while it’s unlikely that they will replicate that in this game, their individual points total line of 28.5 looks very much within their reach. The Cowboys are not exactly renowned for their hardline defence, having conceded more points than every team but the Titans this season, so this looks likely to be another big score for the Broncos. They could easily go well beyond that line, but with a couple of our other NRL multi tips paying closer to $3 on the betting apps, we’ll play it safe and stick with the line here.

31st of August, 4.00pm AEST, Suncorp Stadium

The Dolphins have had their issues over the past few weeks, namely at the defensive end, but no one would doubt their ability to find the scoreboard and against the team that has conceded the most points in the league this season, they should be able to put up another big total on Sunday. Bet365 is offering $2.55 for the home side to hit the 35-point mark, a figure they have managed in five of their last 11 games. Granted most of the times they’ve hit that number were earlier in that 11-game stretch, but they’ve gone close against far superior opposition over the past fortnight, and with the Titans having conceded an average of bang on 34 points per game over the past month this looks like a good value bet to round out our NRL multi.