LADbible and TAB are hosting three incredible livestream events for the NRL finals

These will be streamed across LADbible Australia's Instagram, Facebook and YouTube channels as well as TAB’s Facebook.

So, you’ll be able to easily access LAD Live no matter where you are or what app you use.

With the upcoming NRL semi-finals kicking off on September 15, LADbible and TAB will be giving you all the entertainment you need to keep up with all the action for the ultimate betting/punter experience.

However, not only will these LAD Live sessions have absolute sporting legends providing commentary and reactions, but they’ll also partake in a range of activities and challenges purely for your enjoyment.

That’s right, this isn’t your usual live-streaming event, people.

The first livestream for the semi-final will take place on September 15 and will feature recently retired player Josh ‘Grub’ Reynolds, a cult hero at the Bulldogs who also played 5/8 for the NSW Blues.

The Melbourne Storm will be taking on the Sydney Roosters at AAMI Park in what will no doubt be an incredible clash.

This will be the fourth time that Craig Bellamy’s club will have faced Trent Robinson’s Roosters in the Finals, and the fifth Finals meeting between the sides in total.

You can bet your bottom dollar that the commentary during our livestream will be just as electric as the game.

This dream team will also host the second livestream; however, the LAD Live’s third stream will see Archdale host with racing presenter and TAB Ambassador Ally Mosley.

This incredible lineup will be giving their thoughts on what would be the best individual multis as well as their tips across the weekend.

We’ll get to hear them run through the top players of the season as well as play the game Start, Bench and Cut. You’ll get to also listen to what they think would make the greatest team in the world.

They’ll get candid about their top five favourite sport related lists like best stadium to play in or the best rivalries. After the match is over, you’ll hear their expert analysis and what we can expect from the next few games.

This is an experience you won’t want to miss and it will provide a brand new layer to watching the NRL finals season.

The livestream kicks off at 7:40pm AEST for the semi-final on September 15 as well as the preliminary final on September 22.

Then the final livestream will start at 7:20pm on October 1 for the Grand Final.