Premiership Rugby Odds for Betting in Canada & Ontario

About our Premiership Rugby Odds & Lines: matches above, futures available

Our odds display above showcases the highest odds for each potential match outcome across the most popular betting markets within Premiership Rugby. This style of odds aggregation explains why there might be slight variations in handicap lines associated with the given betting odds. It's common for the sportsbook offering the highest odds for one side of a bet not to have the highest odds on the other side. Consequently, the point spread lines may not perfectly align as the odds and handicaps are derived from different sportsbooks.

It's crucial to grasp that these Premiership Rugby odds and lines are aggregated from various providers within the Canadian and Ontario context. Hence, these odds generally provide superior value overall compared to any single online sports betting provider. While you only require one betting account to place a English Premiership Rugby wager, having accounts with multiple operators and spending time comparing Premiership Rugby odds can help optimize your potential winnings. Additionally, SNBET offers Premiership Rugby outright winner odds, the primary futures betting market where you can bet on the team to emerge victorious at the end of the season.

Premiership Rugby Odds explained

Match Result Betting (3-way)

Here, one is betting on a Premiership Rugby match result; a Home Team victory, a draw, or an Away Team victory - there is no handicap.  Favourites and underdogs are determined solely by the odds pricing.  At some sportsbooks, you may see this presented in a 1X2 format similar to soccer match betting.   

Handicap (3-way)

For Premiership Rugby, the point handicap is an effort by the bookmaker to offer odds prices that are similar for a bet on either team to win.  A point handicap essentially means that the match does not start at a score of 0-0.  The favoured team must score enough points to overcome this handicap in order to be declared the winner on the wager.  From the perspective of the underdog, the handicap may be viewed as a head start on points toward winning the game regarding the wager.  For example if the spread is 12 points, the favoured team will need to win by 13 points for a bet on them to be considered a winning bet.  The underdog can lose the game by as many as 11 points and still be declared the winner with regard to the bet.  If the favourite wins by exactly 12 points, the ‘Draw’ result will be the winning outcome for the purposes of the wager. 

Premiership Rugby Odds expressed in Decimal & American Formats

For the decimal odds format, used above, simply multiply the stake amount by the decimal odds price to see the full amount that would be returned on a winning bet including the stake amount.  The first 1.00 of decimal odds represent your potential stake return.  For example, if one wagered $10 on Saracens at a price of 2.45, the total potential return would be $24.50, a profit of $14.50.

For American odds format, keep in mind the difference between positive and negative expressions.  Odds below even-money are always listed with a negative number.  When negative, the odds price expresses how much one needs to wager in order to return a profit of $100 (this is not a requirement, just how the odds are expressed).  For example, if Bath is favoured heavily to win a match, one might see a figure of -225.  This means that a stake of $225 is required for a potential profit of $100 for a total potential return of $325.  When one sees a positive Premiership Rugby odds price in American format, the odds pay above even money and express how much profit one could gain with a wager of $100.  At +135 on Exeter, a winning bet of $100 would return one’s stake plus $135 for a total return of $235.

About English Premiership Rugby

Premiership Rugby, inaugurated in 1987, stands as one of the most prestigious rugby union competitions globally, renowned for its physicality and tactical intricacies. The league primarily focuses on English rugby but garners attention from enthusiasts worldwide. It features prominent English clubs such as Saracens, Exeter Chiefs, and Leicester Tigers, each boasting a rich history and tradition of excellence in the sport. These clubs engage in fierce battles on the pitch, characterized by intense rivalries and compelling matchups that captivate audiences across the globe.

Premiership Rugby serves as a crucible for nurturing top-tier rugby talent, with players honing their skills and competing at the highest level. Beyond domestic success, English Premiership Rugby clubs have made significant marks on the European rugby scene, competing in prestigious tournaments like the European Rugby Champions Cup. With its rich history, passionate fan base, and unrivaled competitiveness, Premiership Rugby stands as a premier rugby spectacle cherished by enthusiasts in England and beyond.