Updated Odds to Win 2024 Six Nations after Round 2

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Another big year of rugby action is set for 2024, as the best European countries will once again collide in the Six Nations.

This year’s event will be the 25th edition of the tournament in its current format, and it promises to be one of the most interesting editions of the competition with questions hanging over all six teams involved. But, which nation could come out on top in the Six Nations 2024?

Here’s a look at the rugby team with the early Rugby betting lines ahead of the first round of the 2024 Six Nations with France as the favorite to win.

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2024 Guinness Six Nations | 130th edition of the Six Nations
Friday, February 2nd – Saturday, March 16th, 2024
England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales

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The battle for favoritism at the top of the market promises to make for fascinating viewing. France currently lead the way at the top of the betting, with the previous champions and 2023 World Cup hosts available at +120. Ireland are the next best available in the betting at +139.

England will be looking to build on an impressive Rugby World Cup campaign by claiming Six Nations success, but they are priced up at +580. Scotland impressed in the tournament last year, but they are a huge price at +1400 to win the Six Nations this year. Wales are also considered outsiders for victory at +2300. Italy are the biggest priced selection at +46000.

France Hoping For A Response

It’s likely that Fabien Galthie’s France will come into the Six Nations with pressure on their shoulders this year after disappointing many at their home World Cup in 2023.

The French were eliminated in the first knockout round at the hands of South Africa, while their Six Nations defense last year came to an end following defeat in Dublin against Ireland. France’s chances could be negatively impacted this year, as they will be without the hugely influential Antoine Dupont, who is gearing up to represent the nation at the Olympic Games in the summer.

Ireland Bidding For Title Defense

Ireland was excellent in the Six Nations in 2023, as they won the tournament for the 15th time in their history. It also marked the fourth time that the Irish had completed the Grand Slam. However, it was the first time that they had won the title in Dublin after overcoming England in their final game on March 18.

However, like France, their year was overshadowed following heartbreak at the 2023 World Cup after yet another exit at the quarterfinal stage. A new era gets underway for Andy Farrell’s side in 2024, as it will be their first Six Nations campaign without superstar captain Jonny Sexton.

England Could Upset The Odds

Steve Borthwick’s England surpassed all expectations at the 2023 World Cup, as they narrowly missed out on a place in the final following a heartbreaking late loss against South Africa in Paris. However, the signs from their performances were hugely encouraging, and that will give them massive confidence coming into the Six Nations this year.

England could have the added benefit of playing their title rivals late in the tournament, with Ireland visiting Twickenham on March 9, before the Red Roses travel to Lyon for a showdown with France on matchday five. Confidence will be key to England’s chances in the Six Nations.

2024 Six Nations Betting Prediction

This looks set to be one of the most exciting recent editions of the Six Nations, with at least three teams having solid claims of winning the tournament. However, the fact that France will have home advantage for clashes against both Ireland and England can’t be overlooked. For that reason, we could see the French regaining the title.

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Weekly Rugby Betting Rundown of the Top Games | 2023 Six Nations Takes Centre Stage Once Again

After a fortnight of no international rugby union, the Six Nations Championship 2023 is back this weekend. Three tantalizing games await, with Ireland looking to extend their lead in the competition, while the likes of Scotland, France, and England will all be desperate to win and stay in the race as well. We preview each of these games with a rundown of the current Rugby odds on each Six Nations match this weekend.

Italy vs. Ireland

Opening up Round Three of the Six Nations on Saturday morning EST, Italy will host Ireland.

We’re expecting this to be the least competitive of the three matches this weekend. Ireland are the strong favorites to win the Six Nations 2023, and have two dominant wins so far this tournament—by 24 points over Wales, and by 13 points over France.

Italy, on the other hand, entered the Six Nations as heavy underdogs, having come last 17 of the 23 times they’ve played in this competition. They have lost both of their games so far this year, impressing in defeat against France in the opening round, before losing comprehensively to England last round.

With odds of -10000 for Ireland and +867 for Italy, this match seems to only be heading one way.

Wales vs. England

Also, on Saturday morning EST, England will head to Cardiff to take on Wales—potentially, if players opt not to strike that day, which is a current possibility.

If the match does go ahead, England are favorites to win. While they were beaten at home by Scotland in the first round, they looked better against Italy last round and will be eager to stay in touch with the competition leaders by picking up another win here.

Wales, meanwhile, have been woeful. They lost by 24 points to Ireland, then by 28 points to Scotland last week. Nothing has been going their way, and with the disunity of players potentially striking over contract issues, it’s hard to see the Welsh putting up a united front on Saturday to repel the English.

England areL -263 favorites, with Wales at +175.

France vs. Scotland

Rounding out Round Three of the Six Nations is a fascinating clash between France and Scotland, in what should be the match of the round.

France came into the tournament as second favorites, but have now been eclipsed by Scotland in the betting odds. Scotland are two wins from two matches, having beaten England away, then backed up in Round Two with a strong performance against Wales. This is the Scot’s first time winning their opening two matches, and they are playing some excellent rugby.

France were soundly beaten by Ireland last round, and have now plummeted down in the odds. However, despite this, they are still strong favorites to beat Scotland here with odds of -476 against Scotland’s +282 if you’re picking an upset this round, back the Scots to continue their winning ways.

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With the Six Nations over for another year, the attention switches back to domestic matters for rugby bettors at MyBookie. There is enough to get stuck into this coming weekend, with high-quality action taking place in the National Rugby League, while Pro 14 matches will also be taking place across Friday and Saturday.

Who’s agenda will be moved forward this weekend? We preview the NRL, Pro 14, and Premiership Rugby coming up with the latest rugby betting lines as well.

Weekly Rundown of Games: Futures, NRL, Pro 14, Premiership Rugby

NRL

National Rugby League Game Info | Updated NRL Odds
When: March 23 – 26, 2023
Betting Week: Week 4 of the Premiership season

A busy weekend of NRL action in Australia gets underway later this week, and all eyes will be on the free-scoring Brisbane Broncos. The Broncos currently lead the standings after three rounds of matches after picking up three straight wins, while they boast a points difference of +35.

However, the Dolphins could be the side to stop them in their tracks, as they also boast a perfect record at this early stage. But, the Broncos are preferred at -476 in the MyBookie odds.

The action in the NRL kicks off with the Penrith Panthers, who are -312 favorites to claim maximum points against a struggling Parramatta Eels. Elsewhere, the Melbourne Storm are clear favorites to beat the Wests Tigers, while the North Queensland Cowboys and South Sydney Rabbitohs are also favored in the MyBookie odds against Gold Coast Titans and Manly Sea Eagles, respectively.

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URC Pro 14

United Rugby Championship Game Info | Updated URC Top 14 Odds
When: March 23 – 26, 2023
Betting Week: Week 16 of the season

Action in the URC Top 14 resumes this weekend after a break for the final two rounds of Six Nations matches. A thrilling season-defining match will take place on Friday, as table-topping Leinster host the reigning champions. Stormers are massive underdogs in the MyBookie odds at +343, while the runaway leaders are a -625 chance to record a 16th straight victory.

Ulster could close the gap on the top two with a victory against the Bulls, and they are favored to do that with MyBookie at -525. Glasgow Warriors are currently third in the standings, and they travel to fourth-placed Munster on Saturday afternoon. It should be a close match-up, but MyBookie has Munster as a commanding -769 favorite to claim victory.

At the opposite end of the standings, Zebre will be looking for a first victory of the season on Saturday. However, MyBookie currently has them as +339 underdogs against Cardiff Rugby, who sit tenth in the standings.

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Premiership Rugby Futures Betting

Premiership Rugby Game Info | Updated Premiership Rugby Odds
When: March 23 – 26, 2023
Betting Week: Week 23 of the season

There is a month to go until the Premiership season resumes on April 21 with the showdown between Newcastle and Northampton. Last season’s runners-up come into the restart with a huge advantage at the top of the standings, as Saracens look for a first title since returning to the Premiership.

The table-toppers remain the firm favorites at MyBookie to regain the title, as they boast a six-point advantage at the top of the standings and have excellent experience in the post-season.

However, Sale look set to be their closest rivals after winning eleven of their 17 matches this season. Meanwhile, defending champions Leicester Tigers and Northampton Saints could be the other teams in contention for the top prize when the playoffs get underway in the middle of May. 

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In a little over a week’s time, rugby in the Northern Hemisphere will burst into life for the year with the Six Nations getting underway. Between now and then, fans have one last weekend of domestic-only rugby, with the Pro D2, Top 14, and Premiership all having a round of matches this weekend.

We preview the best of these games, and break down the best bets to make on this weekend’s rugby games so you can place your bets on the Rugby Odds.

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Pro D2 – Best Games to Bet On

France Pro D2 has just crossed the halfway mark of the season, and play returns this weekend for the first time in a fortnight.

Already Oyonnax have developed a significant lead on the rest of the pack, sitting 17 points clear of the rest of the table. They’ll look to defend that position when they take on second-ranked Mont-de-Marsan this weekend, who sit back on 50 points. It’s been 13 games since a team last beat Oyonnax, but that team was none other than Mont-de-Marsan in their previous meeting.

With odds of -1428 for Oyonnax and +630 for Mont-de-Marsan, it could be worth picking the upset here.

Top 14 – Best Games to Bet On

The other major rugby league in France, the France Top 14, has also just passed the halfway mark of its season. This competition is much tighter, however, with Toulouse and Stade Francais Paris sitting three points apart in first and second.

Stade Francais Paris have an opportunity to close the gap on the competition leaders this weekend, however, as they play bottom dwellers Perpignan in their Round 16 match. Take Stade Francais Paris to win here with a moneyline of -133. Toulouse, on the other hand, face a tougher challenge in fifth-ranked Montpellier, who will be eager to score an upset and move closer to securing their playoff position.

Montpellier have not been defeated this year, while Toulouse were soundly beaten by La Rochelle a few weeks ago. At +293, it could be worth backing Montpellier for the win here as well.

Premiership Rugby – Best Games to Bet On

Across the ditch in England, English Premiership is two-thirds of the way through its season. The league receives a shake-up this weekend as the majority of internationals will be away preparing for the upcoming Six Nations kick-off, giving some of the teams who have been struggling a chance to mount a late-season push for the playoffs.

The Harlequins will be looking for a result this weekend with a match-up against ninth-placed London Irish, as Saracens and Sale are beginning to break away at the top of the table. However, Harlequins will be without a whole host of international players, and could actually prove a little vulnerable in this fixture. A loss here would see them in a dogfight for a top-four position, so expect this match to be a fascinating contest.

Despite the disparity on the table, the Quins are underdogs in the betting odds. We say they’ll scrape home, though, and a bet on them with a moneyline of +117 is a good wager.

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Weekly Rugby Betting Rundown of the Top Games in Round Two | All Eyes on the 2022 Six Nations

Rugby heats up this weekend as the Six Nations enters its second week of play.

In Round One, three fantastic games unfolded. Ireland established itself as the competition front-runner with a comprehensive away win over Wales. At the same time, England stumbled at the first hurdle dropping their opening game to Scotland in front of a home crowd. Italy was impressive with a tight loss against France, which gave a real scare in Rome.

Looking ahead to week two, we have a potentially title-defining match in Dublin, with the top two favorites, Ireland and France, going head-to-head. England will also look to keep their campaign alive against Italy, while Scotland will be eager to build on last week’s win against Wales. Here’s a rundown of all the best Rugby Betting we recommend taking ahead of these matches on the weekend.

Ireland vs. France

Round Two of the Six Nations kicks off with what could well be the match of the tournament.

Heading into the competition, many bookies had these two sides dead, even at outright odds. Ireland is No.1 in the world, while France is No.2 and defending champions. With Ireland looking the more convincing team last round, winning away against Wales by 24 points, and France looking somewhat shaky in their 5-point win over Italy, this game feels like one Ireland should win—particularly since they’re playing at home.

However, it will take some effort to halt France’s 13-match winning streak. Ireland is ahead in the odds at -256 vs. +170 and is the best bet to win here.

Scotland vs. Wales

Following Ireland vs. France is another excellent match on Saturday, with a desperate Welsh side up against the confident Scots.

Scotland would have been targeting a minimum of two wins from their Six Nations campaign this year and have a real chance to achieve that within the first two weeks of the tournament here. Their win at Twickenham last weekend may well have marked a new age of Scottish rugby, with the side moving to a record-equally No.5 in the world rankings as well.

Expect Scotland to get the win here as well, but it will be no route. Wales will be up for this game, and we say this will go right down to the wire, with Scotland the best bet at -322 against Wales’ +206.

England vs. Italy

Was last week against France also a coming-of-age moment for Italy? This week will tell as they come up against an English side that will be hurting from their loss to Scotland.

Surely England can’t lose to the perennial wooden spooners of the Six Nations, and at home as well. Stranger things have happened, but with odds of -5000 compared to +774, it could be worth throwing a bet on Italy’s way. It’s unlikely, but these are the best odds to be on for the weekend’s rugby.

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Weekly Rugby Betting Rundown of the Top Games | All Eyes on the 2022 Six Nations

The moment that all Northern Hemisphere rugby fans have been waiting for—and some curious Southern Hemisphere fans—is finally here.

This weekend will see the 2023 Six Nations commence, with three heavyweight clashes taking place on Saturday and Sunday night. As rugby-playing nations around the world begin their final plans ahead of the Rugby World Cup later this year, all eyes will be on how the best teams in the Northern Hemisphere perform over the next two months.

Here’s a look at the three matches coming up this weekend, and some of the best Rugby Betting options to make ahead of the first round of the Six Nations.

Wales vs Ireland

The Six Nations will get underway with an absolute cracker of a game on Saturday night between Wales and Ireland.

Wales are the home side, and will be eager to get their year off to a strong start after a poor 2022. Three losses in their last four home games—including a drubbing at the hands of an unconvincing All Blacks side, a loss to second-tier nation Georgia, and a shocking come-from-behind loss to Australia—saw Wales fire head coach Wayne Pivac, and reinstate Warren Gatland. They’ll be hoping to see some quick changes, but will be hard-pressed against the No.1 team in the world, Ireland.

The men in green are yet again looking to prove that they’re worthy of their No.1 ranking, and build momentum into the World Cup. With odds of -312 in the favor, we say they’ll put a hard-fought yet convincing win over Wales here.

England vs Scotland

England have been patchy since they sent the All Blacks crashing out of the World Cup a little over three years ago.

They’ll be looking to find their best combinations, and will fancy their chances of getting some early momentum with a win over Scotland at Twickenham. However, Scotland have been partial to the occasional win over England in recent times, winning their last Six Nations encounter at Murrayfield last year, and the year before that at Twickenham.

This should be tight—a bit like their Twickenham match two years ago—but we expect the home side will come out victorious this time with odds of -555 in their favor.

Italy vs France

The final match of the Six Nations opening weekend is also expected to be the least competitive.

France are the No.2 ranked side in the world currently, and the favorites to win the Rugby World Cup later this year. However, Italy are on the rise, having scored impressive victories over Wales and Australia last year. Do they have a surprise up their sleeves? It would be a monumental upset, but with chatter of Italy being competitive for real this year, and the opening game being played in front of a raucous Rome crowd—if ever there was a time for the Italians to take down Les Blues, it’s now.

Backing Italy would give a lucrative return of +811, but France’s odds of -5000 speak to how much of a long shot this wager would be.

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