The Knights and Dragons are on the nose and the match between the Warriors and Wests Tigers is the hardest to pick in Round 11, according to NRL.com tipsters.
Not one tipster has backed the Knights to win in Townsville on Thursday night while the Warriors hold a slight buffer over the Wests Tigers.
As for the Dragons, they are still in the top eight but haven t attracted a lot of support against a Cronulla team that has lost six in a row.
Unsurprisingly, the Rosters, Storm, Panthers and Eels have all been well backed.
On the tipping leaderboard, there was little movement at the pointy end, with NRL Fantasy mystery man Lone Scout still holding a one-point lead over Inside the NRL host Zac Bailey and NRL Teams presenter Niav Owens.
The Sea Eagles will continue their roll, the Rabbitohs will bounce back and the Titans are a sneaky chance of stopping Penrith s run.
That s how our experts on NRL.com s tipping panel are seeing things ahead of a sensational weekend of footy at Magic Round in Brisbane.
Even though they re the only team with home ground advantage in round 10 the Broncos are not expected to trouble Manly, who have Tom Turbo in irresistible form.
The round opens with the Tigers looking to turn things around against the Knights and three tipsters believe they can do just that, with Brett Kimmorley, Brad Walter and club legend Robbie Farah tipping Michael Maguire s men to deliver.
The Broncos may have pulled off one of the more memorable comebacks in recent history last week, but they still aren t all the way back in the eyes of those on NRL.com s tipping panel.
Heading into round nine, they ve attracted more support than usual (apart from when they took on the Bulldogs) but still head into Saturday night s match against North Queensland as outsiders.
According to the experts, the closest match this weekend should be the Wests Tigers v Titans clash at Campbelltown.
In an interesting conundrum regarding the Eels-Roosters match, just two of the 16 tipsters are backing the Tricolours but that pair (Channel Nine commentator Ruan Sims and NRL.com reporter Alicia Newton) just happen to be in first and second spot on the ladder.
Manly, the team that has looked as good as any over the last two weeks, faces a moment of reckoning against the unbeaten Panthers on Saturday.
Heading into the match, the experts on the NRL.com tipping panel think they aren t quite at Penrith s level just yet, with just two of the 16 panellists backing an upset in the match taken to Bathurst.
In other matches this weekend, the tipsters are suggesting the out-of-sorts Raiders aren t without a hope against the high-flying Rabbitohs while it is somewhat surprising the in-form Cowboys are still outsiders against the Warriors.
The Storm and Eels appear the two locks of the week.
The Titans have gone from a team that lost 36-0 one week to being involved in a coin-flip with a team rated a genuine premiership threat the next.
NRL.com tipsters have been quick to forgive the Gold Coast for last week s nightmare showing against Manly, giving them every chance of beating a South Sydney side minus Latrell Mitchell at Cbus Super Stadium on Friday night.
That the Titans will be without powerful forward Tino Fa asuamaleaui (who like Mitchell is suspended), hasn t changed things a great deal.
Among the other matches, the Manly-Wests Tigers and Roosters-Dragons fixtures also resulted in differing opinions.