The Roosters lose outside backs Billy Smith and Matt Ikuvalu to injuries, but Josh Morris and Siosiua Taukeiaho come back into the squad, while the Eels get back Tom Opacic. The Eels are surprisingly ranked above the Roosters in all categories including form and both 1st Half and 2nd Half.

The Tigers get back Alex Twal, while the Warriors lose Addin Fonua-Blake, Chad Townsend, Jack Murchie, Josh Curran, Leeson Ah Mau and Matthew Lodge but they do get back Ben Murdoch-Masila, Jamayne Taunoa-Brown, Kane Evans and Peta Hiku. The Tigers have a good 2nd half advantage over the Warriors which is what we’ll look to for the bets.

Both teams are the same heading into this one. The Broncos have a good 1st half advantage, especially at home against the Cowboys.

The Knights get Bradman Best and David Klemmer back into the side, while the Raiders get Elliott Whitehead and Jack Wighton back into their team. Raiders have a good advantage overall, and while the Knights have an advantage in the second half overall, based on form the Raiders are actually better than the Knights.

The Storm welcome back Cameron Munster, Dale Finucane, Felise Kaufusi and Harry Grant but they lose Nelson Asofa-Solomona and Tui Kamikamica. The Panthers lose Brian To'o, Isaah Yeo, James Fisher-Harris and Tyrone May, with Nathan Clearly and Api Koroisau also still missing. The Storm have a good first half advantage going into the game.

The Dragons lose Blake Lawrie, Jack Bird, Jack De Belin, Josh McGuire, and Matthew Dufty however they get back Billy Burns, Corey Norman, and Tyrell Sloan, while the Rabbitohs lose Cameron Murray. No value in this one.

The Bulldogs lose Luke Thompson but they get back Adam Elliot, while the Titans lose Patrick Herbert. The Titans have a good enough advantage to justify the low odds.

Sharks lose Jesse Ramien, Mawene Hiroti and Shaun Johnson, while Manly are the same as last week. A good second half advantage for the Sea Eagles looks a like a good play.