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Sharks

24 finished games, 2026 season.

+3.0 points · 5 of 19 in the NRL

That rating is built only from finished games (2026 season games): how much a team wins or loses by, adjusted for how strong the other side was. It means Sharks are about 3.0 points better than an average NRL side on a neutral ground, which puts them ranked 5 of 19. The full table is on the NRL power rankings.

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Across NRL who-wins prices we measured on 29 days in the last month, bookmakers built in about $5.18 of every $100 staked. It is not a fee you see; it is the reason both sides of a close game pay less than double your money. We publish the daily measure at the Margin Index.

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How these numbers are made

• The record counts finished games from our results table for the current season.
• The rating is the same one behind our power rankings: average winning margin, adjusted for how strong each opponent was, with big blowouts capped so one flogging cannot own a rating. Zero is an average side. A club needs three finished games before it gets a rank.
• The next-game score is our model's projection, published before the game. Every past projection stays on the record at predicted scores.

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