Super Rugby Free Bets & Betting Offers for Week 2

A new Super Rugby season returns, with the best and gearing up for another huge campaign with competitive odds on outright markets and for each match. The best teams from New Zealand, Australia and Pacific Islands are ready to do battle, so now it’s time for you to get ready by finding the best for you for the tournament.

The big question for visitors of the will be whether the Crusaders can be stopped this year or not. Winners of the Super Rugby trophy the last five times and the most successful team in the competition’s history, with 12 victories in 26 years, they will be many people’s picks to go all the way again. However, the odds at most would have you believe last season’s beaten finalists, the Chiefs, are the team to beat this time around.

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Super Rugby Free Bets - Highlanders vs Blues, Rebels vs Force

The Super Rugby competition has taken on many guises in its history, with it originally comprising of teams from Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. It then had a team each from Argentina and Japan before the competition settled on what it has been for the last two years, which is five teams from Australia, five from New Zealand, one from Fiji and a further one comprised from other Pacific Islands.

New Zealand clubs have historically been the most successful, winning 18 times in the 26 years, so those looking for a wager on or further afield will surely be looking at one of the Kiwi teams for success this year. That success also means there is likely some value to be had on teams not from New Zealand.

Super Rugby Betting Odds

It should come as no surprise to see teams from New Zealand topping the odds markets at most betting sites given the history of their teams. However, there are a number of intriguing prices on Australian teams that could provide each-way value. We have the latest odds on who will win the Super Rugby outright from the best rugby betting sites around right here:

Super Rugby Betting Tip

It is tempting to go with one of the New Zealand giants to win the tournament, but we want to go in search of value if we can find it. Young Australian winger Corey Toole only played his first season of Super Rugby last year after starring in Sevens. All he did was score nine tries as the ACT Brumbies made the semi-finals. If he can build on that season, he could be a danger to be the top try scorer and is 11/1 to do so at