Best Odds on Six Nations Championship

The 2023 Six Nations Rugby Championship will be held from 4 February to 18 March. It will take place between England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, and Wales. Bookmakers are already offering odds on the Outright Winner.

The Six Nations Championship was formed in 1883. It involved England, Ireland, Wales, and Scotland. In 2000, Italy joined the tournament.

France started to play in the Six Nations Championship in 1910. They are the most successful country in this tournament since World War II. The main players are all 25 years old or younger. France are bookies' favourites to win the 2023 Six-Nations Championship.

The Irish rugby team consists of players from Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. They have won the Six Nations Cup 14 times since the tournament was founded in 1883. The odds of winning the championship are 6/4.

England has won the Six Nations Cup a record 29 times. In 2003, England became the first and only team from the Northern Hemisphere that won World Cup. This year, the team had two wins and three losses in the tournament. Bookmakers offer odds of 9/2 on England to win the upcoming tournament, which starts in February.

Wales have won the Six Nations Championship 28 times. They are the most successful team in the tournament since 2005. This year's Six nations was disappointing for the team. Bookmakers offer the odds of 14/1 for Wales to win the championship.

The Scotland national rugby union team is managed by the Scottish Rugby Union. The Scots have won the Six Nations Championship 14 times, including the last Five Nations Cup in 1999. In 2022, the Scots finished the tournament in fourth place. Bookmakers offer the odds of 16/1 on their win.

The Italy national rugby union team is managed by the Italian Rugby Federation. World Rugby classifies the team as a high-performance team. Since 2000, the Italy team has regularly taken part in Europe's most prestigious rugby tournament, Six Nations Cup. The team hasn't finished higher than 4th place in the tournament. Nobody believes that Italy will win the Six nations next year.