Origin ticket demand gives scalpers that winning edge The lucky ones: Maroons and Blues fans able to score tickets. Online scalpers may become the biggest winners of the State of Origin decider on Wednesday. Tickets for the third game were officially sold out on July 7 and some fans seem willing to dig deep to get to the match at ANZ Stadium. I'll get you tickets for $350. I bought them for $200 each and I have lots of them. Online sites such as eBay and Gumtree have hundreds of advertisements with tickets for the event. Confident: Greg Bird believes Blues fans will be rewarded as the team can get the job done. One online vendor freely admitted running a scalping business when contacted. I'll get you tickets for $350, bang on halfway line. I bought them for $200 each and I have lots of them," he said. His advertisement had been visited more than 300 times since he put it up five days ago. Fans such as Paula Sausaofai from Newcastle advertised online for tickets at a reasonable price. Our son gave us his birthday wish list and all it had was tickets for the State of Origin. We don't have much to offer therefore would appreciate tickets in any area which is $50 to $70," she wrote on Gumtree. By yesterday she had not had a genuine offer, but had received a number of interstate phone calls. "Some people calling from Queensland were offering tickets, but they could not provide any proof ... We are going to watch the game on television," she said. Meanwhile, the NSW squad were forced off their usual training ground, Kogarah's Jubilee Oval, on Sunday by Manchester United, which had booked the venue. Instead, the Blues trained at Leichhardt Oval, running against the NSW Cup representative side. It was their first training session since Paul Gallen was ruled out with a foot injury. Despite the odds being against them, the players were still talking with bullish confidence. "I don't really care what the general punter thinks, to be honest," forward Greg Bird said. The general punter doesn't really give us a chance. They haven't given us a chance for the past seven years. But the general punter ain't going to be running out there Wednesday night, and taking hit-ups and making tackles. We'll be out there, we're confident in what we can do, and we'll get the job done.