International rugby betting

It looked like an easy win for New Zealand and it proved just as easy
as England’s worst critics could have expected. It finished up 32-6 but
better yet, all three of our bets below came in so we even made a
profit on a tough game to find some value

Last weekend was a perfect 100% win for us. Every bet was nailed, the account going up quicker than a helium balloon. Now we need something similar this weekend to finish off these autumn internationals.

But before I put down the tips consider this;

There’s been 18 matches between the southern and northern hemisphere countries this year and not a single win for the north. The southern is of course the almighty tri-nation teams. So what now?

Saturday 2.30pm, SKY SPORTS, England vs New Zealand

Oh dear. What a silly fixture. England are going to get hammered which is why I am only looking at points spreads, handicaps and try scorers.

At -19 at 10/11 I am on the All Blacks.
At 1/5 half-time /full-time I am also betting on the All Blacks.
And at 2/1 I am backing Maa Nonu to score a try.

Now you get an idea what I think of English rugby at the moment! There is no need to labour the point. We’ve had it for 3 weeks now and we have profited by opposing them well.

Saturday 2.30pm BBC ONE, Wales vs Australia

Actually this is a much more interesting game as Wales have a sneaky chance of ramming Bread of Heaven down the Wallabies throats.

This match has some merits as both teams run the ball and the difference could be the excellent control that Matt Giteau (reports have him moving to France soon) offers the visitors at fly-half.

Whatever the stats for this I reckon it could be worth trading against the team starting well.
Neither forwards are dominant, both back rows are excellent, superb scavengers and there is pace and invention across both backlines to make this an enjoyable feast.

So I am trading this but starting with a back of Wales at a high price of 7/4 and hopng they start as well as they did last week against the All Blacks.