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Chapter 1: What were the big wins from last weekend's sports events?
Live from the Export Beer Garden Studios, this is the ACC Sportsbook, powered by the TAB. The ACC Sportsbook, thanks to the TAB. G'day, Carl. How are you? I'm good, Lane. I'm very good. Thank you. How are you? I'm much better than last week when I was coming off very little sleep, quite a lot of emotions. But we've drawn a line underneath it, Carl, and we're good to go. Love that.
So give us some good news from last week. Come on, cheer us up. I've got one real cracker, big winner, that I think we can all get behind. NRL season's back. We love a same-game multi in the NRL. And this punter took a 10-leg same-game multi with a handful of try scorers. Melbourne Storm by 13-plus. This was against the Dragons. We had Willie Warbrook, first try scorer in a same-game multi.
That's sick. One Dragons try scorer. Anyway, $1 into $7,708. That's what I'm talking about. That's what I'm talking about. A $1 10-leg multi into $7,000. Oh, man. What night was that game? Was that a Saturday game? It was Saturday evening, early evening, I think. Oh, God, I hope they tore the back out of Saturday night after that. Turning a dollar into seven grand.
Okay, well, let's get into this weekend. Obviously, the Super Rugby is in that awkward middle stage at the moment, so to make it interesting, it's always better to put a bit of something on it. Sorry, we've got Landers, Canes, your beloved Landers versus the Hurricanes, who are looking fairly formidable. Who, the Highlanders, you mean? No, the Hurricanes. Yeah, I know.
Yeah, Highlanders $2.90, the Canes $1.40. The line is six and a half, probably a bit closer than I thought it would be. Yeah. The total 56 and a half. Surprisingly, Caleb Tangitao is still paying $2 any time, if you like that. Yep. A couple of multis, people backing the Canes at $1.45 into the Chiefs, $1.45 into 2000 on that.
2,000, sorry, 1,000 on the Canes minus one and a half and I'll turn it line into the overs in the Brumbies Chiefs game. But kind of all the love for the Canes at the moment. Still early doors. I don't expect things to ramp up in this game tomorrow afternoon. Yep. I would say that Cameroids is probably running through a lot of people's multis given his current form as well.
And let's move on to NRL. Seems to be A lot of people I know, NRL is where it's at in terms of like putting punts on and multis and anytime try score. I know Joe Jury has made a lot of money off Leka Halasima recently in the anytime try scorer market. And I'd say a lot of Kiwis have. That's crazy. Yeah, before we get to the wilds though, got the Roosters Panthers.
Yeah, three really big games I thought this weekend. Roosters Panthers, both games on Friday. Roosters versus Panthers, Roosters 240, the Panthers $1.57. The line on that one's 5.5, the total 46.5. All the money is with the Panthers, I think about 70%, 80% of the money at the moment. Brian To'o and Mark Nawakanitawase best backed in the anytime try-scoring markets there.
And then the other game on Friday, the Melbourne Storm, $1.36 versus the Brisbane Broncos. Last year's winners at $3.10. The line in that is nine and a half and the total is 55 and a half. Broncos have lost nine straight to Melbourne in Melbourne. Warbrook has scored in six straight, and here's a little nuggy for the punters out there.
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Chapter 2: What are the odds and opportunities for this weekend's games?
Was it over the Broncos? Oh, no, Manly. Over Manly? Yeah. Manly might be the Knights of last year, if I'm being honest. They looked woeful. But when Dylan Brown and Caden Ponga went off, Last week, the Knights didn't look that great themselves. So all the stats kind of stack up in favor of the Knights at home in terms of betting.
But I think with the way the Warriors are going, I can't see them not winning this. They're $1.60. The Knights are $2.35. The Lions, $6.50. Warriors are getting smashed 87% in the head-to-head money. Of course they are. Of course they are. The Warriors are faithful. Best-backed any time try scorer is Joe. Lekia Halasima. Yes, he is. And you can still get $2.10 from Lekia Halasima any time.
Yeah, crazy. It's crazy he started off the year paying like $4.60. He was on the bench, right? He got two last. He scored... Four, five, six, seven, eight tries. No, six tries in the last five games, which is crazy. So he's best back then, Tane Tupaki and then DWZ. We've had 1,000 on the Warriors at $1.50, 1,000 at $1.60, and 1,000 on the Warriors into the storm as well.
Chapter 3: What insights can we gain from the latest Stats To Impress The Ladies?
Excellent. Okay. Well, we've got no golf, no Formula One this weekend, but we're building up. When's the next one, the Masters? Is that coming up in a couple of weeks? Masters. Yeah, three weeks away. There is golf this weekend, but the tournaments are a bit shit between now and the Masters. You can do futures on Masters, though, can't you, at the moment? Get on there? Can. Absolutely, you can.
Have a play the board. The other two things I just wanted to quickly mention, don't have a lot of info on them, but... Tottenham versus Nottingham in the EPL. As you all know, I'm a massive football fan. Yep. I hear it's heating up in the relegation zone and this game has a big bearing on that. So I think that's played on Sunday or Monday next week at the moment.
There's rumours that Tottenham could be relegated. Which is huge because I see it's still on the Champions League, which is the way these various competitions work. Yeah, they've got squads of like 50. That's how it works. Yeah, it's crazy. And then the Black Caps, South Africa, tomorrow night, I think, is it? Yeah, Friday night, Auckland, yep.
Still early doors, betting-wise, Santner's taking a bit of love, top wicket-taker, $11. Yep. And then Tim Robinson, one or more sixes is very popular in same-game multis that have been placed so far. Yep. I think it'll be raining sixes, I think, tomorrow night at Eden Park. Okay. We'll take a quick break, and we'll be back with Grab a Pen.
Pause the podcast now and grab a pen for the hottest tips from around the TAB office. Righty-o. Before we get going here, we've got a talkback that's been sent in. Carl, yours, please. Here we go. G'day, fellas. Hardest sicko here. Oh, he talks. Half an hour before Take the Plunge goes around tonight, I get a message from Carl Tiley saying I've backed it. Well, we all know what happened next.
Fourth, never mind the curse of G-Lane, it's the curse of Carl Tiley. Worst thing is, I let him into the ownership of a horse with me. That horse is never going to win a race. Never mind. Hooroo. Oh, there you go. Welcome to the club. Carl, welcome to the club. Thank you, Panasiko. It's good to put a voice to the name. There we go. You know what? It doesn't surprise me what he sounds like.
He's got a bit of a southern drawl on him, deep voice. He doesn't leave Edmonton, that's why. Yeah, it's a very Edmonton-type accent. Anyway, how did we go last week?
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Chapter 4: What are the key matchups to watch in the upcoming NRL games?
Look, I really hope, fellas, that we took the top four multi. Please tell me we took the top four multi. Ah, we did it. Did it come in? It came in. Oh, God damn it. God damn it. That's on me. That's on me. Take the plunge fourth from the harness sicko. Pembrey and Sixties were both winners. O2 Good was fourth in a five-horse race. First Mission was second and Demon Dab was fourth. Oh, okay.
So it's got to be a B plus to an A minus, surely. Absolutely, yeah. I mean, yeah. An F on your part, but sure. A complete F on my part, but my whole last week was a complete F, to be honest, Carl. Okay, what have we got this week? All right, the harness sicko is going sick at Edmonton this week. He's got a two-leg multi. Of course he is.
Race seven, number one, Succatass to win at $2.40 into number eight, Flying Ace in race nine to place in the top three at $1.35. Combine those, you get $3.24. All right. Okay. That's not too bad from the Succo. $3.24 is better meat on that bones. Now, Thoroughbreds. Thoroughbreds, we've got Trentham, the graveyard that is Trentham. Race three, Lock and Aura. I didn't write down the number.
Paying $6.50 and $1.90, though, and $8 with Odd Surge. Three starts at Trentham for two wins. It's three from six at the distance as well, so we like that. All right, handy. Then down to Rickerton. Race two, number four, Lunar Capella at $3.80 and $1.50. Cross two, Strayer and Caulfield race one, number six, Ka Ying Chair at $3.20 and $1.45. Yep.
Then race six, number two, Point Barrow at $2.70 and $1.40. And last one, Rose Hill Race 2, number eight, Juja Kibo at $390.75. Excellent. Okay. Well, if you didn't manage to grab a pen, we'll stick those up on our socials on Instagram and on Facebook so you can follow us in this week. I promise I'll follow that in this week. Don't bother. It's not going to win this week. Yeah, it's true.
You're right. Okay. Now, a different to celebrate Alex Johnston's record-breaking tries last week and a great call from Joe Jury as well to say he's going to score two-plus tries to get the record. That was elite. And some absolutely heartwarming scenes as the fans ruled the roost for about 15 minutes there during that game. You've got stats to impress the ladies about Alex Johnston. Yes.
Alrighty. So obviously he is the all-time leading trial scorer. Only four players have scored 30 tries in a season playing NRL. AJ's done it twice. Wow. And that is since 1954. So this is in an era where You know, 20 tries, 22 tries is getting it done to score 30 in a season. Crazy.
Is it due to the fact that he never gets, well, not he never gets injured, that his injury doesn't get a lot of injuries? Is it the people who play inside him? He's obviously got Luttrell at the moment. Well, he's not like, you're not going to speak about Alex Johnson as one of the greatest wingers of all time. Yeah. But he's one of the greatest finishers of all time. So, you know.
right very much catch put down yeah um but he's got to be in sides that put him into that position you know like that's yeah it's pretty true south have been pretty um competitive for a long time yeah during his time yeah uh at the club so yeah um he's only the third player to hold this record have a guess how many so actually he's seven seasons he's scored 17 plus tries yep
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Chapter 5: What betting strategies are discussed for the Warriors vs. Knights game?
Yeah. And the camera panned down. You can see the players looking like, oh, shit, it's getting pretty hot and heavy in here. Let's get out. We're in trouble. I think they're just like, let's just get out. It's all for one, one for all at that stage. They were out. What about the guy? Did you see the guy, the one guy that security took down? I know. And he's... It's so good.
That is unlucky, though. But he took one for the team. He took one for the team, and he should be rewarded for that. Anyway, okay, thanks very much for that, Carl. Now it's time to wander in blindly into the bedroom for the three-way. How did we go last week? Well, mine didn't come in because it got scratched because Ryan Fox got kidney stones. Of course. But I believe we missed one as well.
Joe got his, but yours didn't come in. No. Yours ran fourth, I think. Yeah, yours ran fourth. Not a place, unfortunately. So we didn't hit that three-way. But Joe, what are you doing this weekend? What are you bringing to the bedroom? I'm going to bring a hot duo to the bedroom. Okay. Uh, not liquor.
I was thinking about it, but I don't want to, I could, I don't want to put my money on liquor this weekend just in case. So I'm going for a, to have two plus tries combined duo and the Knights and Warriors game of DWZ and Dom Young. Oh yeah. Two 15. Okay. I like that. Excellent. What about you? What about you, Carl? What are you up to?
Uh, I'm going to, this may not please the punters, but I'm going to take a spite bet here. Oh, and, given the harness sicko has so much faith in me, backing his tips, I'm going to take his tip number one Succatass to win at $2.40 as my bet. Okay. Race seven at Addington. Race seven at Addington for the Succatass for the straight win at $2.40. Okay, excellent. That's on there.
And I've gone for Devon Conway. to hit one plus six tomorrow night, which I think is a fairly safe bet given he can just punch one down the ground. That's paying $1.88. Combine those all up and, oh, that's a juicy little three-way at $9.70 for that. So there we go. And despite your spite bet there, Carl, we'll stick that on. Well, who's in line to miss this one first?
I'm up tomorrow at 7 o'clock so I think it might be you potentially. Race 7 is at 8.24pm. It could be me if we bat first. It could be a combined disaster. It could be a disastrous start to the weekend for us anyway. Thanks very much Carl. Happy punting over the weekend. We'll see you next week. Thank you fellas. Cheers. ACC Sportsbook. Thanks to the TAB.
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