Rugby Union Betting
ITV; Fri 9th Sept – 2nd Oct: Rugby World Cup. If a number 11 scores the 1st try in any group game, Paddy Power will refund losing try scorer bets.
Despite huge liabilities, William Hill have decided to take on England and have pushed their price out from 14/1 to 16/1 at the World Cup
In the Rugby World Cup, the odds suggest that Argentina are the most likely team to cause an upset against England at 10/3 (William Hill).
Live on S4C: Sun 16.00: The Scarlets should put last year’s opening day loss to Italian opposition behind them with an easy win over Treviso.
Live on Skysports 1: Sun 15.30: Northampton should see off Gloucester by 7 or more (10/11, Betfred) in Sunday’s Premiership TV game.
Live on TG4 & S4C: Sat 19.45: Munster, defending Pro12 champions, are ready to get their defence of to a winning start against Newport.
Live on ESPN: Sat 14.00 & 16.30: The Rugby Premiership begins with two TV games; London Irish v ‘Quins and Saracens take on Wasps.
In the Premiership, Leicester are 5/2 favs (Coral) to win the Grand Final and they go head to head with current champions Saracens (4/1, Betfred)
Live on BBC Wales & ALBA: Fri 19.05: The Pro12 League gets underway at the Liberty Stadium where Ospreys entertain Leinster.
Munster are 11/4 with Skybet to retain their Pro12 League Grand Final title and will have to fight off 2/1 favourites (Coral) Leinster.
Live on Skysports 2: Sat 14.30: In Dublin, Ireland are 4/5 with Paddy Power to beat England, but it should be very close.
SS2; Sat 14.30: International. If either Number 11 scores in the Ireland v England game, Paddy Power will refund losing tryscorer bets.
Live on Skysports 3: Sat 11.05: In the Tri-Nations, New Zealand head to Australia where they should win by 5 or more (10/11, Betfred).
Ireland are out to 33/1 for the Rugby World Cup with Ladbrokes after losing at home to France in their latest warm-up match.
Live on Skysports 4: Sat 16.00: An all-change All Blacks are 10/11 (Totesport) to beat South Africa by 4 points or more in Port Elizabeth.
