NRL markets, wrong calls, and fast footy arguments.
Get 'Em Onside turns each NRL round into a loud, quick-moving argument over form, prices, injuries, venues, and wrong calls. The appeal is the mix of real rugby league knowledge with punting accountability and panel-room chaos.
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Get 'Em Onside is an NRL betting and preview show that moves like three arguments trying to happen at once. The structure is simple enough: run through the round, test the markets, find the angles, and get the bets on the record. The experience is much messier, and that is the point. A best-bet record can become a courtroom exhibit. A team total can become a character judgment. A Manly crowd in a storm can earn more emotion than some tactical breakdowns. The show is full of prices, starts, covers, unders, first try scorer angles, and the small humiliations that come with being publicly wrong about football. It also has a real feel for the NRL week-to-week cycle. The panel talks about injuries, returning players, edge defence, venue history, coach pressure, and the strange way a team can look cooked one month and live again the next. Melbourne's left side, Canberra's defensive questions, Newcastle's errors, Manly's attack through Tolu Kola, Dragons turbulence, Tigers-Knights totals, and Warriors backlash all become part of the same fast exchange. The football is serious. The delivery rarely is. Get 'Em Onside is at its best when a sensible read is interrupted by a joke, a correction, a price, or a reminder that somebody's previous take has aged badly. It treats rugby league as form study, social theatre, and weekly emotional hazard. Recurring bits and segment language give it a clubby rhythm, while references to YouTube, KO, Fox League, the feed page, and behind-the-scenes chatter make it feel like part broadcast desk and part back room. The gambling focus is constant, including responsible gambling reminders, so it is best suited to adults who are comfortable with betting-led sports talk. For NRL fans who want clean, polished analysis, it may feel unruly. For fans who like their previews loud, informed, self-mocking, and deeply inside the codes of the game, it has a very specific charge.
Made for: For NRL fans who already think in line starts, totals, first try scorers, team sheets, and coach pressure. It especially suits adults who enjoy betting-led previews with heavy banter and real football detail.
What sets it apart: The show separates itself by making betting accountability part of the comedy rather than a dry add-on. Picks, misses, line moves, venue quirks, and old takes all become evidence in a weekly rugby league argument.
Dan Ginnane is joined by Joel Caine and Sportsbet trader Sean to preview all the weekend's NRL betting action. The boys will look at all the best angles going into the weekend of fixtures and try to find some value for the punters
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Get 'Em Onside makes NRL betting calls legible by connecting markets to form, venue records, player roles and frank reviews of failed picks.
Get 'Em Onside turns each NRL round into a running argument between Dan Ginnane, Joel Caine and Sean, with Joel's opinions and Sean's betting perspective tested against injuries, recent form and the movement of the line.
A betting slip meets a footy post-mortem, and neither survives the boys' honesty.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A reunion-heavy Round 6 preview that turns rugby league form into lively, punter-minded debate.
Get 'Em Onside starts with a warm reunion, then settles into what it does best: a Round 6 preview built around bets, line movement, venue history, and form swings.
Storm, stats, and prices: a noisy league chat that still lands the punt.
Easter chatter and daylight savings banter give way to a lively league segment, and that is where it finds its stride. The strongest stretch comes with Manly's storm-hit Thursday night crowd, Tolu Kola's edge with ball in hand, and the betting angles that grow out of it.
A messy betting debrief that still lands the numbers, the nerves, and the laughs.
The episode starts with a rough betting week and a failed three-from-three start, then settles into the Melbourne Storm shoulder worry and the Rabbitohs-Sharks grind that keeps the room arguing.
A loose, high-energy sports-radio chat that moves from viral fatigue to Eli Katoa, the Storm, and betting banter.
This episode opens in full sports-radio mode, with Coldplay fatigue, a debate over what counts as the biggest viral moment, and a quick detour into Hawk Tour.
A noisy NRL weekend recap where late swings and betting chatter drive the discussion.
Get 'Em Onside works best as a noisy weekend wrap. Joel Cain, Sean Umarod, and the panel keep circling the Titans-Tigers finish, the Bulldogs-Dragons scramble, and the Raiders-Eels grind, with betting talk giving the reactions an extra jolt.
Queensland Origin, told from inside the jersey.
This episode previews Round 7 of rugby league with banter about best bets, a new sofa, and off-air conversations.
Get 'Em Onside previews NRL Round 6 with Sean Ormerod returning after an absence, declaring himself healthy and immediately triggering a 'friendship stock take' when Dan notes who may not have messaged him.
Get 'Em Onside previews NRL Round 5 Easter games with Gold Coast Hall of Famer Matt Rogers as a guest, opening with a viewer's $5-to-$195 same-game multi victory and Dan's $12 flair ruined by Guffo's penalty goal from 60 metres.
This episode discusses rugby league results, including the Warriors' loss and a preview of Round 4, with humorous banter among hosts.
This episode previews Round 3 of rugby league with a focus on betting tips, including analysis of the Newcastle Knights vs.
The hosts discuss a challenging start to the Rugby League season, including going 0 for 3 in best bets, analyzing game predictions and betting decisions.
This episode features a conversation about a recent Vegas trip, celebrating Matt Rogers' induction into the Gold Coast Sporting Hall of Fame, and includes lighthearted banter about sports and personal experiences.
Dan Ginnane and Sean preview NRL betting action from Las Vegas, with a heartfelt message to absent colleague Joel Cain.
Dan Ginnane, Joel Caine, and Sean preview NRL betting action, discussing punter wins and epiphanies ahead of the weekend fixtures.
Dan Ginnane, Joel Caine, and Sean preview NRL betting action, discussing odds and angles for the weekend's games, with humorous banter about a colleague's paternity leave.
Dan Ginnane and guests preview NRL weekend betting action, discussing same-game multis and recent punter wins.
Dan Ginnane and panel preview NRL weekend betting action, discussing team form and market moves.
Dan Ginnane hosts a quiz and previews NRL betting action with Joel Caine and a Sportsbet trader.
Dan Ginnane and co-hosts preview NRL betting markets, discuss celebrity relationship odds, and recap weekend results.
Dan Ginnane, Joel Caine, and a Sportsbet trader preview weekend NRL matches and discuss betting angles.
Joel Cain and Dan Gannane review NRL Round 21, opening by conceding three best bets went down in the same week and reviewing Melbourne Storm's title odds swinging from $2.80 to $5.00 live when Jerome Hughes was injured, before settling at $3.10.
The Coldplay bit gets one last public flogging.
What a grubby day of footy.
Dan Ginnane and Joel Caine preview NRL betting action, discussing State of Origin and upcoming finals with a focus on value picks.
The hosts preview the weekend's NRL games with a focus on betting angles and value picks, interspersed with office banter.
Dan Ginnane, Joel Caine, and Sean preview NRL betting action, focusing on State of Origin decider and weekend fixtures.
Dan Ginnane, Joel Caine, and a Sportsbet trader preview the weekend's NRL games and discuss betting angles.
Dan Ginnane, Joel Caine, and Sean preview the weekend's NRL betting action, discussing try-scoring and donations for charity.
Dan Ginnane, Joel Caine, and Sean Ormerod preview the weekend's NRL betting action, discussing angles and value for punters.
Dan Ginnane and panel preview NRL round 16 betting action, discussing key games and value picks.
Dan Ginnane, Joel Caine, and Sportsbet trader Sean preview the weekend's NRL betting action, discussing State of Origin results and finding value for punters.
The hosts recap the latest NRL round and preview State of Origin, focusing on betting angles and player performances.
Dan Ginnane and guests preview NRL betting action, discussing State of Origin teams and finding value for punters.
The hosts preview NRL weekend betting action, discuss recent documentaries and movies, and analyze team odds including the Canberra Raiders at $8.
This episode previews Round 14 of the rugby season, discussing the midpoint of the season, game counts, and personal updates on punting and life balance.
This episode reviews NRL Round 13 results, focusing on betting insights and game analysis, including discussions on the Panthers' performance and best bets for upcoming matches.
The hosts discuss New South Wales' dominant win in the State of Origin rugby league match against Queensland, analyzing the game's quality and betting outcomes.
This episode reviews Round 12 of the NRL, focusing on Canberra's defensive win and their reliability as premiership contenders, while previewing upcoming Origin matches.
This episode previews Round 12 of the NRL season, discusses early State of Origin insights, and includes personal updates and sports betting banter.