A difficult one to pick, I’m leaning to the Roosters. I can’t count out the Tigers, so I’m staying away from head-to-head and line betting. I am a huge fan of Kotoni Staggs and there is no doubt that his return is a big bonus for the Broncos, but Anthony Siebold has also flagged that more shuffling is on the cards this week, and I am not on board. Canterbury will beat the Cowboys who were incredibly disappointing last start. To find out our best bets for Round 2 of the NRL season, read our full round 2 preview and betting tips! Coronavirus has gripped the world, but try telling that to the NRL. It’s all systems go, minus fans, for Round 2 of the season and that means The Roar’s NRL expert tipping panel are back on deck to tell you who is winning what this weekend. Hate this but I’m tipping the Cowboys. Kalyn Ponga (Photo by Jason McCawley/Getty Images). Just about every sport on the planet is suspended, postponed or cancelled, and while punters will finally have something other than Russian volleyball, e-sports and table tennis to watch, it’ll be a welcome break for fans to focus on something other than the depressing news cycle. The Storm is coming off an impressive win over Manly, and they are always tough to beat in the early-season rounds. Still, the Raiders look good early and should win by plenty. The Broncos were one of the best-looking teams in Round 1, but they could lose some firepower in the forwards due to suspension. It was an untidy game from both teams and the Bulldogs were finding it tough to crack the Eels’ line. I really enjoy watching this young Broncos team go about their work, hopefully for years to come. Actually, it’s more than that. There are your winners – come and get me! Tigers have a decent squad but got lucky last week. The most recent meeting resulted in the Storm winning 40-16, which should give them plenty of confidence. They were doing it tough anyway this season but it’s just getting worse by the week. South Sydney also prevailed in Round 1, but after leading comfortably at one stage, the wheels fell off. If we do get there, the Tigers will show where they are really at by falling to the Knights, before the Eels, up against a much less stout defence than last week, will discover their attacking class to smoke the Titans. Tips: Bulldogs, Panthers, Broncos, Raiders, Roosters, Storm, Tigers, Eels I doubt even Ricky Stuart gave them a chance of winning last week’s game with the Roosters, particularly without the likes of Josh Hodgson in tow but wowee, were they good. Mar 16, 2020 | Featured, NRL. I think that they lack the support they require at the top of command and obviously, this season’s unique challenges have been a far bigger burden for them than literally every other club. Life is too important. Betting suggests the most one-sided contest of Round 11 will take place on Friday night, and it’s not hard to see why. Good opportunities await both the Knights and the Bulldogs on the Hunter on Sunday afternoon. A big turnaround is needed against the Panthers, which came from 12-0 down against the Roosters to win. Copyright © 2020 neds.com.au Pty Ltd | ABN 90 619 150 837. Round 11 of the NRL is underway on Thursday night when the Eels attempt to leapfrog the Panthers back into top spot, at the expense of Wests Tigers. The Tigers and Knights enter Round 2 with wins under their belts. The Sharks became the latest club to deliver the Warriors a comfortable defeat in Round 10 and while they have been extremely inconsistent in 2020, they remain just outside the top eight and within prime striking distance.

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