Sports betting - Rugby

For rugby, the following bets are normally permitted:

Single - This is the basic bet on the outcome of a game or match, i.e. A to win or B to win. When a price is given for the draw, this is also a valid bet.

Championship bets - A bet on the outright winner of the group, championship or series, where a number of teams are competing to come first.

Handicap bet - This is like a Standard bet, but the teams are given a handicap to even up the game for betting purposes, and to avoid the game ending in a draw. The underdog will be given a head start of a particular number of points, and the favourite will be handicapped by the same number of points. If the favourite has a handicap of -2.5, for example, it must beat the underdog by three or more points to win the bet.

Double result - This is a bet on who will be winning at half time and at full time. It is one bet, predicting the outcome of both halves of the game, and both predictions must be correct to win. A draw is a valid outcome for both halves. There are nine possible outcomes (where H = home team, A = away team, D = draw):
H-H, H-D, H-A, D-H, D-D, D-A, A-H, A-D, A-A

First try scorer - This is a bet on who will score the first try in a match.

Last try scorer - This is a bet on who will score the last try in a match.

Margin bet - This is a bet on the number of points (the 'margin') that your selected team will win by. The points are in groups of five, and you must correctly predict the winning team plus their margin for your bet to win.

Multiple bets - A Rugby Multiple bet involves several different selections of handicap bets and can be on more than one championship. Each selection must win for the whole bet to win. The minimum rugby multiple is 2 teams, and the maximum is 8 teams.

Specials – A range of special bets may also be available at the bookmaker’s discretion.

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