State Of Origin Tips, Odds, Predictions and Teams – NSW Blues vs QLD Maroons 2023 Game 3

Stadium Australia will play host to Wednesday's Round 3 NRL game between New South Wales Blues and Queensland Maroons. The game kicks off at 8:05 pm with Queensland Maroons heading into the game as favourites with the bookmakers. Continue reading for our in-depth preview of the New South Wales Blues vs. Queensland Maroons game and give you our free tips and bets.

When: Wednesday July 12, 2023 at 8:05 pm

Where: Stadium Australia

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New South Wales Blues vs Queensland Maroons Odds

New South Wales Blues vs Queensland Maroons Preview

As always, there looks to be plenty of value to extract from the State of Origin betting markets head of Game III!

Queensland went up at odds of $1.75 after winning Game II and the series in State of Origin Game III betting, but team announcements earlier this week led to another move, and they are now very popular $1.65 favourites.

There’s yet to be much more than a sprinkling of interest for the Blues, but it is extremely difficult to recorded a 3-0 series win, and in Sydney, there’s no doubt that the Blues are a chance of delivering on $2.25.

First Try Scorer betting has been a popular target already, and there has been interest for the likes of Xavier Coates ($10) and Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow ($12) for Queensland, while Josh Addo-Carr ($10.50) and Stephen Crichton ($15) have attracted interest from the Blues fans.

Man of the Match honours have been claimed by Reuben Cotter and Lindsay Collins in the 2023 State of Origin Series so far, both at healthy odds, and the market currently has Cameron Munster a $7.50 favourite for Game III, ahead of James Tedesco ($8).

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Head To Head Bet

Queensland Maroons
$1.65
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We're tipping Queensland Maroons to win at $1.65 odds.

First Try Scorer

Xavier Coates
$9.75
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First Try Scorer: Xavier Coates at $9.75.

New South Wales Blues vs Queensland Maroons Teams

NSW Team

  1. James Tedesco ©
  2. Brian To’o
  3. Stephen Crichton
  4. Bradman Best
  5. Josh Addo-Carr
  6. Cody Walker
  7. Mitchell Moses
  8. Jake Trbojevic
  9. Damien Cook
  10. Reagan Campbell-Gillard
  11. Liam Martin
  12. Keaon Koloamatangi
  13. Cameron Murray
  14. Isaah Yeo
  15. Reece Robson
  16. Jacob Saifiti
  17. Clint Gutherson

QLD Team

  1. AJ Brimson
  2. Xavier Coates
  3. Valentine Holmes
  4. Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow
  5. Murray Taulagi
  6. Cameron Munster
  7. Daly Cherry-Evans ©
  8. Reuben Cotter
  9. Harry Grant
  10. Tino Fa’asuamaleaui
  11. David Fifita
  12. Jeremiah Nanai
  13. Patrick Carrigan
  14. Ben Hunt
  15. Lindsay Collins
  16. Moeaki Fotuaika
  17. Corey Horsburgh
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