Topic: [Rugby] Union / League / Super / Sixes Sevens Pro14 / Cups & Tours / Olympics - page 69. (Read 16882 times)
October 20, 2021, 06:51:56 PM
Thanks for the link, aoluain - I might have to shop around for another site that has some of the "additional" markets. It's always good to be able to see players playing at the competition level against their countrymen ass opposed to at the International Level. To my way of thinking, you can pick up on their more relaxed style of play and perhaps see an entirely different game played.
October 20, 2021, 04:49:08 PM
Welcome indeed Kakmakr, I know you from the Tennis thread.
Good point about the SA sides, between the four sides in the last 4 rounds
they have only won 4 matches between them.
With the likes of the afore mentioned teams the others have little chance
if they are not winning regularly.
Timelord, as usual I'm betting on Sportsbet they have the United Championship
still listed as the PRO14.
And the official website - https://www.unitedrugby.com/match-centre/table/202101
Good point about the SA sides, between the four sides in the last 4 rounds
they have only won 4 matches between them.
With the likes of the afore mentioned teams the others have little chance
if they are not winning regularly.
Timelord, as usual I'm betting on Sportsbet they have the United Championship
still listed as the PRO14.
And the official website - https://www.unitedrugby.com/match-centre/table/202101
October 20, 2021, 10:31:29 AM
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I did a long post and I'm not sure what I did, but I lost the entire text...
In essence, Canterbury, Waikato, Wellington and Otago are the powerhouse teams in the New Zealand Rugby (Union) - a few of the teams also play against their Australian counterparts in a trans Tasman Cup, so that harks pack to my comments concerning the NRL and divisions and relegation. (and I'll keep those teams in mind when I'm placing bets
)I think it is safe to say that a bet against all the South African teams in the "United Rugby Championship" for the rest of the tournament, will be a good choice, because they simply cannot get used to the way the Northern refs are blowing the games. (Why they are not adapting their play, are simply a mystery to me.)
The Stormer win in my opinion ....was just a fluke.. and they cannot repeat performances like that.. week after week. The longer that they are away from home, the worst they play.
The Stormer win in my opinion ....was just a fluke.. and they cannot repeat performances like that.. week after week. The longer that they are away from home, the worst they play.
Welcome!
If you've got any links for the competitions, or even which gambling sites cover these fixtures, then I'd be glad to add them to the OP / first posts.
Nice to have you with us.
October 20, 2021, 07:00:02 AM
I think it is safe to say that a bet against all the South African teams in the "United Rugby Championship" for the rest of the tournament, will be a good choice, because they simply cannot get used to the way the Northern refs are blowing the games. (Why they are not adapting their play, are simply a mystery to me.)
The Stormer win in my opinion ....was just a fluke.. and they cannot repeat performances like that.. week after week. The longer that they are away from home, the worst they play.
The Stormer win in my opinion ....was just a fluke.. and they cannot repeat performances like that.. week after week. The longer that they are away from home, the worst they play.
October 20, 2021, 01:35:15 AM
Im not familiar with the Mitre 10 Cup and I have to be extremely selective on what
I bet on, some would say thats what we should be doing anyway.
I assume they are all favourites? same with the premiership sides?
On the United Championship, I was listening to a short article about Leinster on the
radio yesterday and about how the pretty much own this competition and only a couple
of sides have a chance against them, Ulster this year, Munster and Glasgow Warriors.
They have massive depth in their squad with a few players competing for every position
and they are able to rotate players from week to week and not compromise the performance.
I'll be betting on Leinster every week as a default.
I bet on, some would say thats what we should be doing anyway.
I assume they are all favourites? same with the premiership sides?
On the United Championship, I was listening to a short article about Leinster on the
radio yesterday and about how the pretty much own this competition and only a couple
of sides have a chance against them, Ulster this year, Munster and Glasgow Warriors.
They have massive depth in their squad with a few players competing for every position
and they are able to rotate players from week to week and not compromise the performance.
I'll be betting on Leinster every week as a default.
October 19, 2021, 09:53:57 AM
Rugby Union:
In the Mitre 10 Cup in New Zealand, I have the following wagers on the games available this week-end:
On the other side this week-end in Premiership Rugby England, I'm going for:
It makes a whole lot of sense compared to poaching teams from other competitions by depleting those comps of valuable teams.
In the Mitre 10 Cup in New Zealand, I have the following wagers on the games available this week-end:
- Bay of Plenty @ 1.14 - Taken Amount: 0.05 mBTC - Possible Payout: 0.06 mBTC
- Hawke's Bay @ 1.36 - Taken Amount: 0.05 mBTC - Possible Payout: 0.07 mBTC
- Taranaki @ 1.16 - Taken Amount: 0.05 mBTC - Possible Payout: 0.06 mBTC
- Otago @ 2.57 - Taken Amount: 0.05 mBTC - Possible Payout: 0.13 mBTC
On the other side this week-end in Premiership Rugby England, I'm going for:
- Leicester Tigers @ 1.43 - Taken Amount: 0.05 mBTC - Possible Payout: 0.07 mBTC
- Saracens @ 1.10 - Taken Amount: 0.05 mBTC - Possible Payout: 0.06 mBTC
- Gloucester Rugby @ 1.43 - Taken Amount: 0.05 mBTC - Possible Payout: 0.07 mBTC
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There has been talk that the Six Nations Championship (union) should have a relegation structure also
It makes a whole lot of sense compared to poaching teams from other competitions by depleting those comps of valuable teams.
October 19, 2021, 01:29:37 AM
There has been talk that the Six Nations Championship (union) should have a
relegation structure also. Italy being the weakest side with most years seeing them
failing to win a single game.
Georgia for example are in 12th spot in the world rankings ahead of Italy, maybe they should get
a spot in the competition, thats the argument anyway.
relegation structure also. Italy being the weakest side with most years seeing them
failing to win a single game.
Georgia for example are in 12th spot in the world rankings ahead of Italy, maybe they should get
a spot in the competition, thats the argument anyway.
October 18, 2021, 08:01:31 PM
The Redcliffe Dolphins Rugby League and Club and have been confirmed as the newest team to enter the convoluted Australian NRL competition in 2022 with Wayne Bennett tipped to be their "foundation" coach.
According to Wikipedia, The Dolphins is their new name and the club was originally founded in 1947, accepted as part of the then Brisbane Premiership in 1960 they were accepted as a team in the Queensland Cup in 1996 and now in late 2021 have jumped ship to the NRL commencing in 2022.
The Dolphins last Premiership was in 2018 (but only as minor premiers) and were runners up in 2016 and before that 2012.
There's plenty of websites reporting on The Dolphins move to the NRL, with this site confirming Bennett signing a $2M three year deal.
Comment.
Now would have been the perfect opportunity for the NRL to negotiate with the State based teams to have a "relegation" system such as the English Football has. dumping the bottom rung teams and, guaranteeing the winners of the various state based competitions entry into the National competition.
As such, the North Queensland Cowboys and the (wooden spoon) Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs should have been relegated from the NRL back to their state based competitions.
Originally, the NRL was short for New South Wales Rugby League... entering new sides into a bloated competition while keeping the same number of Sydney and New South Wales teams proves the NRL is still just a Sydney-centric competition...
According to Wikipedia, The Dolphins is their new name and the club was originally founded in 1947, accepted as part of the then Brisbane Premiership in 1960 they were accepted as a team in the Queensland Cup in 1996 and now in late 2021 have jumped ship to the NRL commencing in 2022.
The Dolphins last Premiership was in 2018 (but only as minor premiers) and were runners up in 2016 and before that 2012.
There's plenty of websites reporting on The Dolphins move to the NRL, with this site confirming Bennett signing a $2M three year deal.
Comment.
Now would have been the perfect opportunity for the NRL to negotiate with the State based teams to have a "relegation" system such as the English Football has. dumping the bottom rung teams and, guaranteeing the winners of the various state based competitions entry into the National competition.
As such, the North Queensland Cowboys and the (wooden spoon) Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs should have been relegated from the NRL back to their state based competitions.
Originally, the NRL was short for New South Wales Rugby League... entering new sides into a bloated competition while keeping the same number of Sydney and New South Wales teams proves the NRL is still just a Sydney-centric competition...
October 16, 2021, 08:08:56 AM
Rugby Union.
I've just put bets on the following matches:
New Zealand NPC: Canterbury to beat Hawke's Bay, Wellington to beat Manawatu, Tasman over the Bay of Plenty
France Top 14: Toulon over Racing Metro 92, Toulouse to win against Lyon, La Rochelle to beat Brive
England Premiership Rugby: London Wasps to sting the Chiefs, Gloucester Rugby over London Irish, Bath Rugby to pour cold water over the Saracens
I don't always get to see the Rugby Highlights, so it's more based on previous wins, plus nitrogensports.eu (who I bet on Rugby League/Union games with) don't always carry all Union/League games. (and their Guinness Pro 14 prices this week are all for varied scores, not just "to win"
I've just put bets on the following matches:
New Zealand NPC: Canterbury to beat Hawke's Bay, Wellington to beat Manawatu, Tasman over the Bay of Plenty
France Top 14: Toulon over Racing Metro 92, Toulouse to win against Lyon, La Rochelle to beat Brive
England Premiership Rugby: London Wasps to sting the Chiefs, Gloucester Rugby over London Irish, Bath Rugby to pour cold water over the Saracens
I don't always get to see the Rugby Highlights, so it's more based on previous wins, plus nitrogensports.eu (who I bet on Rugby League/Union games with) don't always carry all Union/League games. (and their Guinness Pro 14 prices this week are all for varied scores, not just "to win"
I have done a few bets on the France Top14 tournament, strangely enough I would be
a little more familiar with the French teams than the English sides.
If I was betting on it this weekend I would probably go with Racing over Toulon and
agree with La Rochelle over Brieve.
Glasgow Warriors are ahead in the first game today of the United Championship, they
should win so I can do another bet.
October 15, 2021, 10:12:12 PM
Rugby Union.
I've just put bets on the following matches:
New Zealand NPC: Canterbury to beat Hawke's Bay, Wellington to beat Manawatu, Tasman over the Bay of Plenty
France Top 14: Toulon over Racing Metro 92, Toulouse to win against Lyon, La Rochelle to beat Brive
England Premiership Rugby: London Wasps to sting the Chiefs, Gloucester Rugby over London Irish, Bath Rugby to pour cold water over the Saracens
I don't always get to see the Rugby Highlights, so it's more based on previous wins, plus nitrogensports.eu (who I bet on Rugby League/Union games with) don't always carry all Union/League games. (and their Guinness Pro 14 prices this week are all for varied scores, not just "to win"
I've just put bets on the following matches:
New Zealand NPC: Canterbury to beat Hawke's Bay, Wellington to beat Manawatu, Tasman over the Bay of Plenty
France Top 14: Toulon over Racing Metro 92, Toulouse to win against Lyon, La Rochelle to beat Brive
England Premiership Rugby: London Wasps to sting the Chiefs, Gloucester Rugby over London Irish, Bath Rugby to pour cold water over the Saracens
I don't always get to see the Rugby Highlights, so it's more based on previous wins, plus nitrogensports.eu (who I bet on Rugby League/Union games with) don't always carry all Union/League games. (and their Guinness Pro 14 prices this week are all for varied scores, not just "to win"
October 15, 2021, 01:11:59 PM
Rugby Union - United Championship
Round 4 this weekend and kicking off with Ulster v The Lions and later
The Dragons v The Stormers.
It will be interesting this weekend to see how the South African sides do
and if they can continue their winning from last weekend.
I have one bet on with Glasgow Warriors v Zebre. I funds are depleted after
a lot of losses at Indian Wells during the week, I need to start winning and
building Satoshi's again.
Round 4 this weekend and kicking off with Ulster v The Lions and later
The Dragons v The Stormers.
It will be interesting this weekend to see how the South African sides do
and if they can continue their winning from last weekend.
I have one bet on with Glasgow Warriors v Zebre. I funds are depleted after
a lot of losses at Indian Wells during the week, I need to start winning and
building Satoshi's again.
October 11, 2021, 01:14:48 AM
Ah I thought you were betting on the NEWPORT GWENT DRAGONS in the United Championship.
After the 3rd round Munster, Ulster and Leinster are in the top 3 spots while the 4th irish side
Connacht are down in 12th.
And 3 of the south African sides registered positive results, The Stormers drew against
Edinburgh, The Bulls beat Cardiff and The Sharks beat The Ospreys. I wasnt expecting those results
but the only bet I lost on was Connacht.
After the 3rd round Munster, Ulster and Leinster are in the top 3 spots while the 4th irish side
Connacht are down in 12th.
And 3 of the south African sides registered positive results, The Stormers drew against
Edinburgh, The Bulls beat Cardiff and The Sharks beat The Ospreys. I wasnt expecting those results
but the only bet I lost on was Connacht.
October 10, 2021, 06:26:43 PM
Dragons and Timelord won, Score was 22-35, Connacht came back in the last quarter but couldnt bridge the gap. They dont currently have a fantastic home record.
Are we talking about the same game?
Super League Grand Final: Catalans Dragons 10-12 St Helens: Saints beat Catalans to win third Grand Final in a row
https://www.bbc.com/sport/av/rugby-league/58859552
I lost out on nitrogensports.eu on my modest bet for the Dragons to win.
October 10, 2021, 08:04:30 AM
Thats a good news story, nice for a team to win a trophy/title/tournament after
30 years.
Its a similar story to Connacht's story in the Pro14 competition when they won it
in 2016. The Connacht Rugby team have up to a few years ago been regarded as the weakest
of the 4 provinces so winning a major title is a massive achievement and something
very special.
Now on to the United Championship and the match between Connacht and The Dragons...
Dragons and Timelord won, Score was 22-35, Connacht came back in the last quarter but
couldnt bridge the gap. They dont currently have a fantastic home record.
Scarlets v Munster has just started, I have a small wager on Munster to win.
30 years.
Its a similar story to Connacht's story in the Pro14 competition when they won it
in 2016. The Connacht Rugby team have up to a few years ago been regarded as the weakest
of the 4 provinces so winning a major title is a massive achievement and something
very special.
Now on to the United Championship and the match between Connacht and The Dragons...
Dragons and Timelord won, Score was 22-35, Connacht came back in the last quarter but
couldnt bridge the gap. They dont currently have a fantastic home record.
Scarlets v Munster has just started, I have a small wager on Munster to win.
October 10, 2021, 02:57:04 AM
In the Queensland Cup, the North's Devils have beaten the Wynnum Manly Seagulls 16 - 10 in a very closely fought match.
I managed to hear the second half on the radio which was played at the Redcliffe Dolphin's Grounds this afternoon (in the past the Grand Final was played at Lang Park).
Wynnum were ahead 10 - 4 then with fifteen minutes from full time North's leveled ten all. The game got electric with both sides attempting to break away to score. Eventually North's scored and converted to take the lead 16 - 10 with five minutes of game play.
Wynnum came close to leveling with a minute to full time, but North's managed to hold them off to win their first Premiership for close to Thirty Years.
I managed to hear the second half on the radio which was played at the Redcliffe Dolphin's Grounds this afternoon (in the past the Grand Final was played at Lang Park).
Wynnum were ahead 10 - 4 then with fifteen minutes from full time North's leveled ten all. The game got electric with both sides attempting to break away to score. Eventually North's scored and converted to take the lead 16 - 10 with five minutes of game play.
Wynnum came close to leveling with a minute to full time, but North's managed to hold them off to win their first Premiership for close to Thirty Years.
October 08, 2021, 01:41:54 AM
Ha ha! .... unless its a draw ( l o o o o n g S h o t)
Elsewhere in the United Championship, there are a few more good betting opportunities
at the weekend, basically bet on any team playing the SA sides, they have not performed
yet in this tournament and are all down at the bottom of the table. I dont know if they have
key players on Rugby Championship duties or not.
Anyway, kicking off tonight with Ospreys v Sharks
In the Rugby Championship, I really am surprised on the performances of all teams good and bad
Elsewhere in the United Championship, there are a few more good betting opportunities
at the weekend, basically bet on any team playing the SA sides, they have not performed
yet in this tournament and are all down at the bottom of the table. I dont know if they have
key players on Rugby Championship duties or not.
Anyway, kicking off tonight with Ospreys v Sharks
In the Rugby Championship, I really am surprised on the performances of all teams good and bad
October 07, 2021, 08:56:27 PM
New Zealand it top of the ladder on 25 points, followed by Australia, 18, South Africa, 15 and Agrentina yet to start playing Rugby. (I think they're waiting for the rules to be translated for them into crayons).
I'll have to keep a closer eye on which teams I'm betting on from now on! (At least one of us is going to win!)
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@Timelord2067, you are betting against my home team with the Dragons....
I'll have to keep a closer eye on which teams I'm betting on from now on! (At least one of us is going to win!)
October 07, 2021, 01:42:30 AM
In This weeks United Championship I have Ulster to beat Benetton Treviso and
Glasgow Warriors to beat The Lions.
@Timelord2067, you are betting against my home team with the Dragons.... I
have a bet against you on Connacht !!
Glasgow Warriors to beat The Lions.
@Timelord2067, you are betting against my home team with the Dragons.... I
have a bet against you on Connacht !!
October 05, 2021, 01:38:08 AM
Yea I remember you saying something about Way e Bennett before alright.
All my bets on the United Championship payed off over the weekend and Leinster beat
The Dragons in a very low scoring high error game, final score Dragons 6 - 7 Leinster.
Because of that game Leinster move to 3rd on the table overtaken by Munster and Ulster
on a better points difference Early days though.
All my bets on the United Championship payed off over the weekend and Leinster beat
The Dragons in a very low scoring high error game, final score Dragons 6 - 7 Leinster.
Because of that game Leinster move to 3rd on the table overtaken by Munster and Ulster
on a better points difference Early days though.
I've put a small wager on the Dragons this week to win. Not much, but hopefully they get up.
In League, the Intrust Cup is drawing to a close - I'm forecasting the North's Devils to beat Wynumn Manly this week-end. (As with Union this year, I haven't been giving the local comp much attention and will have to be a bit more comprehensive next season).
October 04, 2021, 01:13:30 AM
Yea I remember you saying something about Way e Bennett before alright.
All my bets on the United Championship payed off over the weekend and Leinster beat
The Dragons in a very low scoring high error game, final score Dragons 6 - 7 Leinster.
Because of that game Leinster move to 3rd on the table overtaken by Munster and Ulster
on a better points difference Early days though.
All my bets on the United Championship payed off over the weekend and Leinster beat
The Dragons in a very low scoring high error game, final score Dragons 6 - 7 Leinster.
Because of that game Leinster move to 3rd on the table overtaken by Munster and Ulster
on a better points difference Early days though.
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