2026 NRL Premiership Winner Odds - Weekly Blogg & Updated Markets

Jeremy Darke

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Last updated: Mon 01 Jun 2026 09:46

Jeremy Darke 01 Jun 2026

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Penrith Panthers solidify lead with a decisive win over Melbourne.
Brisbane Broncos and Manly Sea Eagles rise after impressive performances.
Dolphins, Warriors, and Raiders experience a decline in odds.

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2026 NRL Premiership Odds - Weekly Tracker & Expert Insights

The race for the 2026 NRL Premiership is wide open, and the odds are shifting with every round. This page is your hub for tracking the competition’s frontrunners, major market movers, and the betting trends shaping the new NRL season.

Updated after each week of action, you’ll get a clear snapshot of the leading premiership contenders, how their odds fluctuate based on form, and expert insight into the teams climbing or sliding in the market. From the opening kick-off in March to the final whistle on Grand Final day, we’ll help you stay one step ahead of the bookies.

Expect sharp analysis, value plays from bookmakers, and round-by-round commentary on how the premiership race is evolving across the ladder as 2026 unfolds

Round 14

NRL Grand Final Winner	Odds
Penrith Panthers	$2.50
New Zealand Warriors	$8.50
Sydney Roosters	$10.00
Manly Sea Eagles	$15.00
The Dolphins	$15.00
South Sydney Rabbitohs	$17.00
Newcastle Knights	$19.00
Brisbane Broncos	$21.00
Cronulla Sharks	$21.00
Melbourne Storm	$23.00
North Queensland Cowboys	$29.00
Canberra Raiders	$41.00
Wests Tigers	$41.00
Canterbury Bulldogs	$81.00
Parramatta Eels	$251.00
Gold Coast Titans	$1,001.00
St George-Illawarra Dragons	$2,001.00

Odds Correct as of 01-06-26 EliteBet

2026 NRL Round 14 Betting Market Review

Round 13 delivered several results that reshaped the premiership market, particularly among the chasing pack behind Penrith. The Panthers further strengthened their position as title favourites after edging out the Warriors in a clash between two of the competition's top teams, while New Zealand held their standing despite the narrow defeat.

Newcastle continued to build momentum with another victory, shortening further after overcoming Parramatta, while Melbourne attracted renewed support after a strong defensive performance against the Roosters. Canberra also improved their position after a convincing win over North Queensland.

On the flip side, Brisbane were among the biggest drifters after their shock home loss to St George Illawarra. The Roosters also eased slightly following their defeat in Melbourne, while the Cowboys lost ground after failing to back up their recent improvement. With the Dolphins and Rabbitohs on the bye, attention centred on the teams that played, and several used the opportunity to strengthen their premiership credentials heading into the middle stages of the season.