NRL Footy Tipping continues this week, and since NRL Round 6 is a round with seven games at neutral venues, why not then use each team’s record at neutral ground since 1998 for our Alternative NRL Round 6 Tipping Method.
Instead of allowing the competition admin to give you away teams for when you don’t care about who you tip, why not take on board our weekly Alternative NRL Tipping method. Each week there will be a new theme, and occasionally it will have nothing to do with rugby league. Just the way we like it.
As above, this week’s Alternative NRL Round 6 Tipping is all about neutral grounds.
Our theory is that a team is historically better at games on neutral grounds, is more likely to be better this weekend.
The only exception is the Wests Tigers, who are lucky enough to play at home. One could also argue that the Broncos are at home too, on Channel Nein on a Thursday night.
Enough of that for now, your NRL Round 6 Tipping awaits.
Alternative NRL Round 6 Tips – Current Clubs Coaching Records
Here are the Alternative NRL Round 6 Tipping selections you need. Refer below for the method behind the madness.
METHOD
We have taken the results for all games at neutral grounds since 1998, and whichever team has the higher % in the H2H gets the tip for this week.
Simples
Season Progress:
R4 – Full Moon – 4/8
R5 – Better Coaching Record 6/8
Best of Barely Interesting NRL Round 6 Stats
Our full preview below has loads of barely interesting facts (link below), and we’ll bring the best of them here for you for your NRL Round 5 Tipping pleasure.
Brisbane have won all five games on neutral venues.
Only one of the last 11 games between these Souths and NZ has been in NSW. As Souths usually take this game to Perth or the Sunshine Coast.
Melbourne have won their last nine games in June.
The Dragons have won all seven H2H v Titans on a Saturday.
Tiger’s Alex Twal has made 90 more tackles than any other player from these two sides. He is the competition’s leading tackler.
Roosters (3/3) have a better winning % at Bankwest Stadium than Parramatta (12/14).
Manly have scored either 18 or 20 in their last four away games to Canberra, and the H2H record is 2-2.
Bulldogs have won just once in their last seven games on a Sunday.
LINK TO BARELY INTERESTING ROUND 6 PREVIEW
Our own NRL Round 6 Tipping’
Don’t trust our alternative NRL Round 6 Tips? Well here are our official selections from our main preview.
Knights 18 Broncos 20
South Sydney 28 Warriors 10
Penrith 16 Melbourne 24
Gold Coast 8 St George Illawarra 20
Wests Tigers 10 North Qld 22
Roosters 30 Parramatta 28
Canberra 18 Manly 16
Sharks 16 Bulldogs 17
Season Progress:
Round 3 – 4/8
Round 4 – 3/8
Round 5 – 6/8
