Mikey Lewis to score 2+ tries is a BOOSTED 9/2 - as Hull KR host Wakefield in an English Super League clash tonight
English Super League leaders Hull Kingston Rovers return to action tonight - as they take on mid-table side Wakefield at Craven Park.
Hull KR are huge favourites to come away with the win at home - with Willie Peters' side priced at a short 1/9.
Meanwhile, Wakefield are 5/1 outsiders to upset the applecart in enemy territory, while a drawn match is 25/1.
In addition to the head-to-head odds - Sky Bet are offering a Price Boost for this contest.
The Price Boost requires Hull Kingston Rovers halfback Mikey Lewis to score two or more tries.
The odds for that particular bet have been enhanced from 7/2 to 9/2 according to Sky Bet.
Lewis has the second most tries in the Super League date this season with 14.
Sky Bet odds for Hull Kingston Rovers vs Wakefield:
Hull KR 1/9
Wakefield 5/1
Drawn Match 25/1
Sky Bet Price Boost for Hull Kingston Rovers vs Wakefield:
Mikey Lewis to score 2+ tries
WAS 7/2 NOW 9/2
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