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13th February 2026
18:00 Catalan Dragons v Huddersfield Giants

Catalan Dragons

To Win

50 WIN

Catalan at home are usually a tough assignment, winning the majority of their recent fixtures in Perpignan with a strong defensive record. Huddersfield have struggled for consistency and often fall behind early away from home. Catalan’s forward pack control should tilt this in their favour.

Huddersfield Giants 10.50

Handicap (2-way)

50 WIN

On the handicap, Catalan around -4.5 to -6.5 points seems reasonable. Huddersfield have a habit of staying within single-digit margins against stronger teams, but Catalan’s superior completion rate and strong second-half finishing often extend leads. Recent head-to-head matchups show Catalan covering similar spreads, especially when leveraging home advantage and structured attacking sequences. This combination makes a moderate handicap for Catalan a strong proposition.
20:00 Leigh Leopards v Leeds Rhinos

Leigh Leopards

To Win

50 WIN

This looks tighter. Leigh have built momentum over the past season with an aggressive defensive line and strong completion rates. Leeds remain dangerous but inconsistent, especially in away games. Leigh’s recent head-to-head competitiveness suggests they can edge this if they win the ruck battle.

Leeds Rhinos 4.50

Handicap (2-way)

50 WIN

With a five-point winning margin, backing Leeds on a modest minus handicap makes sense, especially anything under minus 4. Leigh are a physical side and usually keep matches within reach, particularly at home, where their completion rates tend to improve. However, Leeds’ ability to close games, especially through smart halves play and late penalty goals, supports the idea that they can cover a small spread without needing a blowout performance.
20:00 Warrington Wolves v St Helens

Warrington Wolves

To Win

50 WIN

Warrington’s attack has improved statistically, particularly in line breaks created per game. But St Helens have a habit of stepping up in big fixtures. Their defensive structure and experience in close contests could be decisive. Slight lean toward Wolves in what should be a narrow result.

Warrington Wolves -1.50

Handicap (2-way)

50 WIN

A handicap of Warrington -6.5 to -8.5 points appears realistic. St Helens tend to keep games tight in the first half, but Warrington’s strong second-half efficiency and ability to convert pressure into tries often extend margins. Head-to-head stats show that in similar matchups, Warrington have covered modest spreads when controlling tempo and territory, making a moderate handicap an appealing option.
14th February 2026
17:00 Kerry v Galway

Kerry

FT Result

50 WIN

Kerry suffered a disappointing home loss to Donegal last weekend, but Jack O’Connor will demand a big reaction at Fitzgerald Stadium. They still have immense talent across the field, and their bench quality is superior to most teams. Galway have looked dangerous going forward but remain vulnerable at the back, especially against physically strong inside forwards. Kerry’s experience in big home games usually shines through. I expect Kerry to bounce back strongly and win by 5??"8 points.
17:00 Meath v Louth

Meath

FT Result

50 WIN

Meath come into this derby in excellent early-season form with two wins from two in Division 2 and look the most balanced side in the division right now. Their forward line has been clinical, and their defensive structure under the new management looks much tighter than last year. Louth have shown flashes of quality, but they’ve been inconsistent defensively and struggled to close out tight games. Despite the historical rivalry and Louth’s strong 2025 Leinster campaign, Meath should have too much power and pace at home. I’m backing Meath to win by 4??"7 points.
17:30 Hull FC v Bradford Bulls

Hull FC

To Win

50 WIN

Hull FC should take control of this contest based on squad depth and recent competitive level. They operate week in, week out against stronger Super League opposition, which sharpens defensive structure and game management. Bradford, while historic and proud, have struggled when stepping up against top-flight intensity. Hull’s pack has shown better yardage meters per set in recent matches, and that territorial dominance usually translates into scoreboard pressure. At home, with structured kicking and better completion rates, Hull look set to grind this out professionally rather than explosively.

Bradford Bulls 20.50

Handicap (2-way)

50 WIN

Backing Hull on a moderate negative handicap makes sense here. Bradford have tended to hang around in games early but fade when forced to defend repeat sets near their line. Hull’s ability to build pressure through controlled sets and disciplined kicking can stretch a gap beyond a single-score margin. In recent head-to-head meetings between top-tier and lower-tier sides, fitness and bench rotation often tell in the final twenty minutes. That late edge should allow Hull to cover a reasonable spread without needing a blowout.
18:30 Kildare v Derry

Derry

FT Result

50 WIN

This is one of the most evenly matched games of the weekend. Derry have improved significantly under their new management and showed real steel to beat Tyrone last weekend. Their midfield and half-back line is very physical. Kildare have been the most improved side in Division 2, scoring heavily and playing with real confidence. However, Derry’s greater experience at this level gives them a slight edge. I’m leaning towards a hard-fought Derry win by 2??"4 points in what should be a very tight contest.
19:00 Dublin v Monaghan

Dublin

FT Result

50 WIN

Dublin have started the league very poorly with two heavy defeats, raising serious questions about their transition under Ger Brennan. However, they still possess an incredibly talented squad and will be desperate to stop the rot in front of their home crowd at Croke Park. Monaghan have been very poor so far, shipping big scores and looking short on confidence. Expect Dublin to respond with a strong performance. Dublin should win comfortably here, probably by 8??"12 points.
20:00 Wakefield Trinity v Toulouse Olympique

Wakefield Trinity

To Win

50 WIN

Wakefield look primed for a strong statement performance here. They have been far more consistent in yardage gains and attacking shape, especially through quick play-the-balls and sharp edge combinations. Toulouse have shown fight in patches but struggle defensively when stretched wide, conceding multiple tries in clusters during recent outings. Wakefield’s home edge and superior conditioning should allow them to dictate tempo early and build scoreboard pressure that Toulouse may not be able to match over eighty minutes.

Wakefield Trinity -18.50

Handicap (2-way)

50 WIN

Taking Wakefield on a solid negative handicap carries real value. Toulouse tend to compete physically in the opening exchanges, but their defensive line speed drops as fatigue sets in. Wakefield’s attacking numbers, particularly line breaks and support play through the middle third, suggest they can extend margins once momentum swings. In recent meetings against comparable opposition, Wakefield have not just edged games but separated decisively in the second half. That pattern supports confidence in them covering a double-digit spread.
15th February 2026
04:45 Maori All Stars v Indigenous All Stars

Maori All Stars

To Win

50 WIN

The Maori All Stars have shown a strong ability to manage tight representative contests, especially when structure matters more than club combinations. In recent editions of this fixture, defensive resilience and controlled possession have decided outcomes rather than flair alone. The Maori side traditionally brings physical dominance through the middle and disciplined set completion, which limits opposition momentum swings. Given how competitive recent head-to-head meetings have been, a narrow but controlled Maori victory fits the statistical pattern of this rivalry.

Maori All Stars -3.50

Handicap (2-way)

50 WIN

From a handicap perspective, backing Maori on a slight negative line makes sense in what projects to be a close encounter. These games are rarely blowouts because both squads pride themselves on intensity and contact dominance. However, Maori’s ability to defend repeat sets and force handling errors in the red zone gives them a small but important edge. In tight representative fixtures, discipline and goal-kicking accuracy often create separation, which supports them covering a modest spread.

Under 40.50

Total Points

50 WIN

The total points outlook leans toward a moderate tally rather than a high-scoring spectacle. Historically, this fixture has featured strong defensive commitment and heavy collisions that slow attacking rhythm. Both teams tend to complete sets at a steady rate but are selective in offloading risks. That balance often produces competitive scoring without spiraling into a shootout. Expect a controlled total that reflects physical intensity more than expansive, free-flowing attack.
13:45 Donegal v Mayo

Draw

FT Result

50 WIN

This is easily the match of the weekend. Both teams sit top of Division 1 with two wins from two and are playing very good football. Donegal have looked extremely solid defensively and lethal on the counter, while Mayo have been more direct and clinical in attack. This will be a very high-intensity, tactical battle. Home advantage in Ballyshannon could be crucial. I’m tipping a very close game.
14:00 Offaly v Cork

Cork

FT Result

50 WIN

Cork have been the standout team in Division 2 so far, winning both games convincingly with excellent scoring power and defensive discipline. They look ready for an immediate return to Division 1. Offaly have struggled badly in attack and remain one of the weakest sides in the division. This looks like a major mismatch on current form. Cork should win this very comfortably, likely by 10+ points.
14:00 Roscommon v Armagh

Armagh

FT Result

50 WIN

Armagh have been inconsistent but showed their class with a big win over Galway last weekend. They have serious quality throughout the pitch when they click. Roscommon have been competitive but have leaked goals at crucial times. Armagh’s greater pace and scoring threat should prove decisive away from home. I expect Armagh to win by 4??"6 points in a competitive game.
15:00 Castleford Tigers v Wigan Warriors

Wigan Warriors

To Win

50 WIN

Wigan come into this matchup with a clear statistical edge in both attack and defensive efficiency. Over their last five competitive fixtures, they have averaged well above 28 points per game while conceding fewer than 16 on average. Castleford, by contrast, have struggled defensively against top-tier opposition, often allowing repeated line breaks through the middle channel. Wigan’s structured spine, combined with their high completion rate that regularly sits above 80 percent, should allow them to dominate territory and turn pressure into a commanding victory.

Wigan Warriors -17.50

Handicap (2-way)

50 WIN

On the handicap line, Wigan covering a spread in the region of -18.5 to -22.5 points is realistic. Castleford have lost several recent meetings against elite sides by margins exceeding three converted tries, which highlights the gap in depth and execution. Wigan’s bench rotation typically maintains intensity in the final quarter, where weaker teams often concede late tries. With superior ruck speed and better defensive reads on the edges, Wigan have the tools to stretch the margin well beyond a two-score difference.
15:45 Tyrone v Cavan

Tyrone

FT Result

50 WIN

Tyrone have had a disappointing start with just one point from two games, but they remain a very dangerous team when they find their rhythm. Healy Park is a tough venue, and Tyrone usually raise their performance at home. Cavan have struggled heavily and look short of quality up front. Tyrone have far too much experience and physicality here. Expect a fairly straightforward Tyrone victory by 7??"10 points.
19th February 2026
19:30 Hull KR v Brisbane Broncos

Brisbane Broncos

To Win

50 WIN

Brisbane Broncos hold the stronger overall profile coming into this contest. Over their last five competitive fixtures they have averaged around 26 to 30 points per game while maintaining a defensive concession rate below 20 in most outings. Hull KR are competitive domestically, but stepping up against NRL intensity is a different test. Brisbane’s edge speed and structured attacking shape through the halves should create repeated overlaps, giving them the upper hand across eighty minutes.

Hull KR 13.50

Handicap (2-way)

50 WIN

On the handicap line, Brisbane around -8.5 to -10.5 points looks justified. Hull KR have been solid at home, yet when facing high-tempo sides with strong middle rotation, they have struggled to control ruck speed. Brisbane’s forward pack regularly wins the collision battle, averaging higher post-contact meters per carry. That territorial dominance tends to translate into scoreboard pressure. A margin beyond one converted try feels statistically realistic given the attacking-efficiency gap between the squads.
28th February 2026
00:00 James Bond

Aaron Taylor-Johnson

Win Contest

50 WIN

Cillian Murphy

Win Contest

50 WIN

26th July 2026
15:30 All Ireland Football Championship 2026

Donegal

Win Football

25 EW

Donegal have peaked at the right time, displaying tactical maturity and squad depth. Their defense has been compact, and their transitions fluid. With recent wins over top-tier sides, they're no longer dark horses??"just serious contenders.

Kerry

Win Football

50 WIN

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