NRL 2025 Grand Final Betting Odds - Who will win the 2025 NRL Grand Final?

The Panthers continue to make history after beating the Storm for a fourth straight premiership - can Ivan Cleary's side make it five on the trot in 2025?

Online bookmaker Betr have the latest odds for who will win the 2025 NRL Grand Final below.

Not a lot to write home about in the race for the NRL Premiership beside South Sydney moving up slightly with the reutn of Latrell Mitchell and his unbelievable field goal that sent the Broncs packing. 

With Melbourne dropping another match, this time against the Raiders, it has tightened things up at the top. The top 6 are all within $14 of each other with Canberra and Penrith shortening up the most this week.

A few upsets in round 8 has seen the odds tighten up in the top 8 with Manly, Canberra and New Zealand inching closer to the 2-6 Penrith Panthers that are still holding onto the fifth shortest odds.

After another loss, South Sydney have now crashed to the third longest odds in the comp.

At 6-0 the Canterbury Bulldogs still can't claim the favourite tag, but they are firming in at $4.50 to win the Premiership. The Dolphins are the other big jumpers this week after their third victory in a row and are now ninth favourite to win after beating Melbourne last week. 

After their fifth straight loss, the Penrith Panthers have slid out of the top four favourites for the first time in 5 years. It is becoming the biggest talking point of the season and predicting where they finish in the premiership hunt is impossible. It is still impressive that a 1-5 team can still be the fifth shortest to win it all.

Not a lot has changed at the top with the Melbourne Storm firming in a little more and getting shorter by the round. 

All the action is at the bottom of the table where early top-four favourites, the Roosters, are now down with the bottom-feeders at the longest odds to win the Premiership in 2025.

The winless Eels and Dolphins have crashed to over $100.00 odds with a thick black line through them already after just 5 rounds played. 

The surprise is that despite their win over premiership favourites Melbourne, the St George Illawarra Dragons are still have the third-worst odds of any team to win the premiership, while the Storm are firm at the top of the list.

Some minor movement at the top of the table this week with the Panthers slipping down into third favourite after thier thursday night loss to the Rabbits at the start of Round 4. 

The biggest jump is from the Tigers who have snagged a couple of wins to start the season and are now looking like they might just challend on theoutscirts of the top 8 this season. 

Despite having the bye in Round 2, Melbourne have firmed in as $3.25 favourites from $3.50, with Penrith dropping $1.00 down to $5.50 after their loss to the Sydney Roosters. 

The Roosters fell well down as favourites for the premiership after their Round 1 hiding from the Broncos, however after pipping the Panthers they move back up into seventh favourite to win it all in 2025.

Manly are the big jumpers after their dominant performance over the Cowboys in round 1. The Sea Eagles attack was as flash as any team in Round 1 and they are a real threat moving into fourth favourites for thepremiership after round 1.

After a tough start against Brisbane in their 50-14 loss, the Sydney Roosters have dropped out of contention and out of the top-eight favourites. 

Although they came up short in the 2024 Grand Final, the Storm are early $3.85 favourites to get their revenge and come away with the trophy in 2025.

Melbourne scored the first try of the 2024 GF, but faded in an energy-sapping encounter, with the Panthers muscling their way to a 14-6 triumph.

It was the first time since the legendary Dragons side of the 1950s that a team have won four consecutive Grand Finals.

Dabble have the Panthers at $4.50 to capture a fifth straight NRL premiership in 2025.

Further back, the Sharks are fancied at $12 after making the preliminary finals in 2024, while the Broncos are $10 to go all the way after sacking Kevin Walters and appointing Michael Maguire, who won a Grand Final at the Rabbitohs and guided NSW to an Origin series victory over Queensland in 2024.

The Bulldogs made huge strides under Cameron Ciraldo in 2024 and are $15 as they continue their journey back to the top of the NRL, while the team that knocked them out of the finals series - Manly Sea Eagles - are also $17, alongside the Rabbitohs, who welcome Wayne Bennett back to Redfern in 2025.

The Roosters are $17 after reaching the preliminary finals in 2024, while the Cowboys are always dangerous and priced at $19.

All other teams are $26 or more at the time of publishing, with the Dragons the big $81 outsiders, while the Tigers are backed to improve at $41.