State Of Origin 2021 Game 1 Tips, Odds, Big Bets and How To Watch – QLD Maroons vs NSW Blues

Queensland Country Bank Stadium will play host to Wednesday's State Of Origin 2021 game between Queensland and New South Wales. The game kicks off at 8:10 pm with New South Wales heading into the game as favourites with the bookmakers. Continue reading for our in-depth preview of the Queensland vs. New South Wales game and give you our free tips and bets.

When: Wednesday June 9, 2021 at 8:10 pm

Where: Queensland Country Bank Stadium

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Queensland vs New South Wales Odds

Queensland vs New South Wales Preview

With Game 1 of the 20201 State of Origin series being moved to Townsville a little over a week out kick off it’s no surprise to see Queensland shorten in betting.

The Blues remain strong favourites for this one though and they know that if they can pull off a win in game 1 it’ll go a long way to winning the series.

A loss here though could flip the series betting odds on their head and see Queensland favourites to win the series.

As always, this will be a fiery contest and one that you won’t want to miss. I still think the Blues are the best team here and I’ll back them in to win this game and the series.

Origin Market Update:

The first of the Origin matches will be played tonight and punters have been keen to back the Blues to win away from home.

The Blues opened at $1.70 and have had solid support throughout betting and are now into $1.47 whilst the Maroons have been notable drifters in the market and are now out to $2.70 after opening at $2.15.

Here’s where the money is going:

  • There has been a $50,000 bet on NSW/NSW in the Halftime/Fulltime Double at $1.95.
  • One punter has had a $34,000 Line bet on NSW -5.5 at $1.85.
  • A $25,000 outlay has been made on the match total being above 42.5 points at $1.95 while a $20,000 bet at $1.85 has been taken on Game One being under 42.5 points.
  • $20,000 has been placed on NSW to Win Both Halves at $2.70.
  • Josh Addo-Carr ($9) is now the best backed in the First Try Scorer market with 16 percent of the hold, just ahead of Tom Trbojevic ($11) and Latrell Mitchell ($13).
  • Strong late money has come for Mitchell ($23) to be named Player Of The Match but the early plunge on Cameron Murray ($21) has seen him remain the most popular with 18 percent of the market while favourite Nathan Cleary ($5.50) is next best supported with 15 percent.
  • NSW is now into $2.90 to win by 1-12 and 13+ with Queensland to win by 1-12 now out to $4.

How to watch the 2021 State of Origin

Wondering how to watch the State of Origin 2021? See our broadcast guide for the game below.

State of Origin 2021 TV Coverage

Channel Nine will broadcast the 20201 State of Origin series live and free into Australian homes.

The network has the exclusive rights to the event so while the games are free for all, you’re unable to watch ad-free coverage on Foxtel or other subscription based services.

Coverage for the games will start at 7pm AEST, but check local guides as this may change from state to state.

How to Live Stream State of Origin 2021

As Channel 9 own the rights to the broadcast, they also have exclusive rights to stream the 2021 Origin Series.

Fans can stream the games by signing up to 9Now for free.

Live TV via 9Now live streaming is available on the following devices:

– Your computer, you just need the latest version of Safari, Internet Explorer, Chrome or Firefox.

– For iPad or iPhone, you need iOS 11+.

– Apple TV 4th Generation or older models can Airplay.

– For Android tablets or phones you need 5.0+.

– On Chromecast.

– On Telstra TV.

– On Fetch TV.

– On PS4.

– On Sony Android TVs.

– On selected Android TVs and devices.

– On LG TV models 2018+

– On Samsung TV models 2018+

– On Amazon Fire TV stick lite

Head To Head Bet

New South Wales
$1.47
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We're tipping New South Wales to win at $1.47 odds.

First Tryscorer

Josh Addo-Carr
$8.50
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First Tryscorer Josh Addo-Carr at $8.50.

Queensland vs New South Wales Teams

Queensland

Jai Arrow (Rabbitohs), AJ Brimson (Titans), Kurt Capewell (Panthers), Daly Cherry-Evans (Sea Eagles), Xavier Coates (Broncos), Tino Fa’asuamaleaui (Titans), Kyle Feldt (Cowboys), David Fifita (Titans), Moeaki Fotuaika (Titans), Dane Gagai (Rabbitohs), Harry Grant (Storm), Coen Hess (Cowboys), Valentine Holmes (Cowboys), Felise Kaufusi (Storm), Reed Mahoney (Eels), Cameron Munster (Storm), Joe Ofahengaue (Tigers), Kalyn Ponga (Knights), Jaydn Su’A (Rabbitohs), Christian Welch (Storm)

New South Wales

James Tedesco (Roosters), Brian To’o (Panthers), Latrell Mitchell (Rabbitohs), Tom Trbojevic (Sea Eagles), Josh Addo-Carr (Storm), Jarome Luai (Panthers), Nathan Cleary (Panthers), Daniel Saifiti (Knights), Damien Cook (Rabbitohs), Jake Trbojevic (Sea Eagles), Cameron Murray (Rabbitohs), Tariq Sims (Dragons), Isaah Yeo (Panthers), Jack Wighton (Raiders), Junior Paulo (Eels), Payne Haas (Broncos), Liam Martin (Panthers), Api Koroisau (Panthers), Campbell Graham (Rabbitohs)

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