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Choose the leader in rugby betting today and enjoy total rugby coverage on the National Rugby League and all other major rugby tournaments (all Tri Nations,  State of Origin, Super League, Rugby League World Cup and other major fixtures), a wide range of rugby league football bet types, and Live 'In-Play' on selected matches. www. Allbets.com.au will direct you in the right direction to ensure you get the best rugby league football sports betting markets. We provide comprehensive rugby odds by following player match-ups, injuries, strengths and weaknesses. We offer several types of rugby bets for all Rugby Tournaments including match bets and futures betting.

 

 

Top Try Scorer Betting – A wager when you predict the top scorer of the competition.

Match Betting - Odds on both teams to win the match.

Outright Winner – This is a bet on who you think will win the tournament

First Try Scorer - this is a bet on who will score first in the rugby game.

Last Try Scorer – this is a bet on the player who scores last in the rugby game.

First Team to Score – This is a bet on the first team to score in the rugby tournament.

Season’s Points – For this bet, a prediction is made on how many points each side will win during the course of a season.

Supremacy – Predictions are made on how many points one team would beat the other by.

Team Performance – Predictions are made on the overall performance of a team during a match.

Total Points – This is betting on the total number of points that will be scored during the game.

National Rugby League (NRL)

Contested by sides from Australia and New Zealand, the National Rugby League is the largest and most prestigious domestic rugby league football competition in the Southern Hemisphere. Consisting of 16 teams (15 from Australia and 1 from New Zealand), the NRL format comprises a group stage, followed by Final Series elimination play-offs and culminating in the Grand Finals championship event. The National Rugby League is renowned for massive game attendances and extreme competitiveness, which make the NRL one of the most popular club rugby competitions, of any code, in the world. Bookmakers, such as Canbet, Sportsbet, Sportingbet, The NSW TAB, Queensland TAB (Unitab), and Victorian TAB (SuperTAB)  offer online sports betting odds on all Rugby League NRL football matches - bet on Rugby League NRL football by opening an account at Allbets.com.au.

Rugby League World Cup

The Rugby League World Cup was founded in 1954. It is an international rugby league competition currently played by the world’s top ten rugby league playing nations. Australia and England have won the most Rugby League World Cups to date. Bookmakers such as Canbet, Sportsbet, Sportingbet, The NSW TAB, Queensland TAB (Unitab), and Victorian TAB (SuperTAB)  offer online sports betting odds on all Rugby League World Cup football matches - bet on Rugby League World Cup football by opening an account at Allbets.com.au.

Rugby League State of Origin

The Rugby League State of Origin is a best of three Australian interstate rugby league competition contested by the Maroons (Queensland) and the Blues (New South Wales). Teams are made up from the best players available who first played senior rugby league football in each respective state, creating so called ‘super’ teams and what is widely considered to be the most competitive rugby league football tournament in the world. Bookmakers such as Canbet, Sportsbet, Sportingbet, The NSW TAB, Queensland TAB (Unitab), and Victorian TAB (SuperTAB)  offer online sports betting odds on all Rugby League Tri Nations football matches - bet on Rugby League State of Origin football  by opening an account at Allbets.com.au.

Rugby World Cup

The Rugby World Cup first began in 1987 and was won by New Zealand, followed by Australia in 1991 and 1999. The Rugby World Cup is held every four years. It is one of the largest sporting competitions in the world. The 2011 Rugby World Cup will be held in New Zealand this year. The World Cup is the premier international rugby union competition. South Africa is the current world champions with victory over England.

Rugby Union Super 14

The Championship was first played in 1996 and is the largest rugby union football club championship in the Southern Hemisphere. It consists of four teams from Australia, five teams from New Zealand, and five teams from South Africa. The fourteen sides all play against one another once in the regular season, with no divisional or pool system. With each team granted one bye week, this phase of the competition runs for fourteen weeks.

Six Nations Championship

The Six Nations Championship is an annual international rugby union competition involving six European countries: England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, and Wales. Wales are the current champions of the competition. The first competition was played in 1883 between England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales.

Tri Nations Rugby Championship

The Tri Nations Rugby Tournament is an annual rugby competition played between Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. New Zealand has won the competition eight times, followed by Australia and South Africa with two wins each.  The Tri Nations Rugby Union Tournament started in 1996 and has quickly become the most popular international rugby event played in the Southern Hemisphere.

General Rules of Rugby Betting

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Rugby Betting Glossary

Advantage – The period of time in which the non-offending side have the opportunity to gain sufficient territory to negate the need to stop the game due to infringement.

Ankle Tap – An ankle tap is a form of tackle.
Ball Back - If the ball enters touch, then play is restarted by a line-out at the point where the ball left the field of play.

Blitz Defence - The idea of this technique is to prevent the attacking team gaining any ground by tackling them behind the gain line and forcing interceptions and charged down kicks.

Conversion - If a team scores a try, they have an opportunity to "convert" it for two further points by kicking the ball between the posts and above the crossbar.
Drop Kick - A drop kick is when a player kicks the ball from hand and the ball touches the ground between being dropped and kicked.
Dump Tackle – The dump tackle is a tackling technique. The tackler wraps his arms around the ball carrier's thighs and lifts him a short distance in the air before forcibly driving him to the ground.
Flanker – Are also known as breakaways or wing forwards.

Forward Pass - A forward pass occurs when the ball fails to travel backwards in a pass. If the ball is not thrown or passed forward but it bounces forward after hitting a player or the ground, it is not a throw-forward.
Gain Line - The gain line is an imaginary line drawn across the centre of the pitch when there is a breakdown in open play, such as a ruck, maul or scrum.
Goal - A goal is scored when a player kicks the ball through the plane bounded by the two uprights and above the crossbar.
High Tackle - A high tackle is a form of tackle where the tackler grasps the ball carrier above the line of the shoulders.
Late Tackle - A late tackle is a tackle executed on a player who has already passed or kicked away the ball.
Mark - A mark is the place where the game will restart after a stoppage.
Off-Load Pass - A short pass made by a player being tackled before he reaches the ground.
Penalty - Penalties are awarded for serious infringements like dangerous play, offside and handling the ball on the ground in a ruck.
Place Kick - The place kick is a kicking style commonly used when kicking for goal.
Ruck – A Ruck is formed when the ball is on the ground and two opposing players meet over the ball. Rucks commonly form at tackles, but can form anywhere in the field of play where the ball is on the ground.
Scrum – In a scrum, the eight forwards from each team bind together and push against each other
Spear Tackle - A spear tackle is a dangerous tackle in which a player is picked up by the tackler and turned so that they are upside down.
Tackle - A tackle takes place when one or more opposition players grasp onto the ball carrier and succeed in bringing him/her to ground and holding them there.
Try – A try is the primary method of scoring. A try is worth five points.
Tunnel – When a scrum is formed, the gap between the legs of three players who form the front row is called the tunnel.
Up and Under – An up and under is a high short punt onto or behind the defending team.

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Official Rugby Sites

Official Australia Site - http://www.rugby.com.au/
Official England Site - http://www.rfu.com/index.htm
Official Scotland Site - http://www.scottishrugby.org/
Official Ireland Site - http://www.irishrugby.ie/
Official France Site - http://www.ffr.fr/index.php