State Of Origin Game 1 Betting Tips: First Try Scorer, Man of the Match, and Winning Margin

The State of Origin series kicks off with Game 1, and the betting landscape is already buzzing with anticipation. For those looking to make a savvy wager, here are some hot tips to consider.

When: Wednesday June 5, 2024 at 8:05 pm

Where: Accor Stadium

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New South Wales Blues vs Queensland Maroons Odds

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For the First Try Scorer market, Xavier Coates from Queensland stands out with attractive odds of $10. Coates’ speed and agility make him a prime candidate to cross the line early. On the New South Wales side, James Tedesco is a strong contender at $14. Tedesco’s experience and knack for finding gaps in the defense could pay off big.

In the Man of the Match category, Queensland’s Reece Walsh is priced at $6.50. Walsh’s dynamic playmaking abilities and recent form suggest he could be the game-changer. For New South Wales, Nicholas Hynes is a tempting option at $9.00. Hynes has shown remarkable skill and consistency, making him a solid pick.

Finally, for those predicting the overall result, a Queensland win by a margin of 1-12 points is currently at $2.75. Given the intense rivalry and closely contested matches in past series, this margin bet offers a balance of risk and reward.

As always, bet responsibly and enjoy the thrilling spectacle that is State of Origin.

Head To Head Bet

Queensland Maroons
$1.77
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We're tipping Queensland Maroons to win at $1.77 odds.

First Try Scorer

Xavier Coates
$10
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First Try Scorer Xavier Coates at $10.

New South Wales Blues vs Queensland Maroons Teams

New South Wales: 1 James Tedesco, 2 Brian To’o, 3 Stephen Crichton, 4 Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii, 5 Zac Lomax, 6 Jarome Luai, 7 Nicho Hynes, 8 Jake Trbojevic, 9 Reece Robson, 10 Payne Haas, 11 Liam Martin, 12 Angus Crichton, 13 Cameron McInnes. Bench: 14 Isaah Yeo, 15 Haumole Olakau’atu, 16 Spencer Leniu, 17 Hudson Young Reserves: 18 Matt Burton, 19 Luke Keary, 20 Mitchell Barnett.

Queensland: 1 Reece Walsh, 2 Xavier Coates, 3 Valentine Holmes, 4 Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow, 5 Murray Taulagi, 6 Tom Dearden, 7 Daly Cherry-Evans, 8 Reuben Cotter, 9 Ben Hunt, 10 Lindsay Collins, 11 Jaydn Su’A, 12 Jeremiah Nanai, 13 Patrick Carrigan, Bench: 14 Harry Grant, 15 Moeaki Fotuaika, 16 J’maine Hopgood, 17 Selwyn Cobbo Reserves: 18 Felise Kaufusi, 19 Brendan Piakura, 20 Ezra Mam.

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