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Super Rugby Betting at Betiton™ NZ
Last Updated: 14-02-2024 12:07
The annual Super Rugby competition is one of the most prestigious Rugby Union tournaments in the Southern Hemisphere, featuring clubs from New Zealand, Australia, Fiji and the Pacific Islands. The latter is represented by a combined team, which is usually dominated by players from Tonga and Samoa.
2024 will see the 29th iteration of the Super Rugby competition, as 12 clubs do battle for the title that was won thrillingly by the Crusaders in 2023. This season is sure to be as keenly contested as ever, but what are the most popular rugby betting markets and how can you get started with Super Rugby betting here at Betiton NZ?
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| 🏆 Super Rugby Winner Odds | Crusaders 3.00, Chiefs 3.45, Blues 5.60, Hurricanes 8.95, Brumbies 10.10, Fijian Drua 15.40 |
| 📈 Super Rugby Betting Markets | Super Rugby Winner, Match Betting, Double Chance, Highest Scoring Half, Team and Player Props |
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2024 Super Rugby Fixtures and Pools
The draw for the 2024 Super Rugby season took place on August 16th, 2023, with the league campaign set to run between February 23rd and June 1st. A total of 84 matches will be contested over the course of 15 rounds, creating ample opportunity for both pre-game and in-play Super Rugby match betting.
The clubs that finish in the top eight of the Super Rugby table will qualify for the finals, which adopt a straight knockout format. This phase will run throughout June and feature both quarter finals and semis, before the two remaining sides compete in the showpiece final.
🔴 Round 1
| 🏉 Home Team | 🏉 Away Team | ⏲️ Time | 📅 Date |
| Chiefs | Crusaders | 19:05 (UTC + 13) | 23rd February |
| Rebels | Brumbies | 20:10 (UTC + 11) | 23rd February |
| Force | Hurricanes | 19:00 (UTC + 8) | 23rd February |
| Blues | Drua | 16:35 (UTC + 13) | 24th February |
| Highlanders | Moana Pasifika | 19:05 (UTC + 13) | 24th February |
| Reds | Waratahs | 19:05 (UTC + 10) | 24th February |
🔴 Round 2 (Super Round)
| 🏉 Home Team | 🏉 Away Team | ⏲️ Time | 📅 Date |
| Highlands | Blues | 18:00 (UTC + 11) | 1st March |
| Rebels | Force | 20:10 (UTC + 11) | 1st March |
| Moana Pasifika | Drua | 17:05 (UTC + 11) | 2nd March |
| Crusaders | Waratahs | 19:35 (UTC + 11) | 2nd March |
| Chiefs | Brumbies | 14:00 (UTC + 11) | 3rd March |
| Hurricanes | Reds | 16:30 (UTC + 11) | 3rd March |
🔴 Round 3
| 🏉 Home Team | 🏉 Away Team | ⏲️ Time | 📅 Date |
| Moana Pasifika | Rebels | 19:05 (UTC + 13) | 8th March |
| Waratahs | Highlanders | 19:35 (UTC + 11) | 8th March |
| Drua | Crusaders | 13:05 (UTC + 12) | 9th March |
| Brumbies | Force | 14:35 (UTC + 11) | 9th March |
| Hurricanes | Blues | 19:05 (UTC + 13) | 9th March |
| Reds | Chiefs | 18:35 (UTC + 10) | 9th March |
🔴 Round 4
| 🏉 Home Team | 🏉 Away Team | ⏲️ Time | 📅 Date |
| Crusaders | Hurricanes | 19:05 (UTC + 13) | 15th March |
| Rebels | Reds | 19:35 (UTC + 11) | 15th March |
| Force | Moana Pasifika | 19:00 (UTC + 8) | 15th March |
| Highlanders | Brumbies | 16:35 (UTC + 13) | 16th March |
| Chiefs | Drua | 19:05 (UTC + 13) | 16th March |
| Waratahs | Blues | 19:35 (UTC + 11) | 16th March |
🔴 Round 5 (Kid’s Round)
| 🏉 Home Team | 🏉 Away Team | ⏲️ Time | 📅 Date |
| Hurricanes | Rebels | 19:05 (UTC + 13) | 22nd March |
| Brumbies | Moana Pasifika | 19:35 (UTC + 11) | 22nd March |
| Drua | Waratahs | 13:05 (UTC + 12) | 23rd March |
| Chiefs | Highlanders | 16:35 (UTC + 13) | 23rd March |
| Blues | Crusaders | 19:05 (UTC + 13) | 23rd March |
| Force | Reds | 16:35 (UTC + 8) | 23rd March |
🔴 Round 6
| 🏉 Home Team | 🏉 Away Team | ⏲️ Time | 📅 Date |
| Crusaders | Chiefs | 19:05 (UTC + 13) | 29th March |
| Waratahs | Rebels | 19:35 (UTC + 11) | 29th March |
| Drua | Force | 13:05 (UTC + 12) | 30th March |
| Moana Pasifika | Blues | 16:35 (UTC + 13) | 30th March |
| Highlanders | Hurricanes | 19:05 (UTC + 13) | 30th March |
| Reds | Brumbies | 18:35 (UTC + 10) | 30th March |
🔴 Round 7
| 🏉 Home Team | 🏉 Away Team | ⏲️ Time | 📅 Date |
| Blues | Force | 19:05 (UTC + 13) | 5th April |
| Rebels | Drua | 19:35 (UTC + 11) | 5th April |
| Chiefs | Moana Pasifika | 19:05 (UTC + 13) | 6th April |
| Brumbies | Waratahs | 19:35 (UTC + 11) | 6th April |
| Crusaders, Highlanders, Hurricanes and Reds receive byes | |||
🔴 Round 8
| 🏉 Home Team | 🏉 Away Team | ⏲️ Time | 📅 Date |
| Moana Pasifika | Reds | 19:05 (UTC + 12) | 12th April |
| Waratahs | Crusaders | 19:35 (UTC + 10) | 12th April |
| Hurricanes | Chiefs | 19:05 (UTC + 12) | 13th April |
| Rebels | Highlanders | 19:35 (UTC + 10) | 13th April |
| Blues, Brumbies, Drua and Force receive byes | |||
🔴 Round 9
| 🏉 Home Team | 🏉 Away Team | ⏲️ Time | 📅 Date |
| Drua | Hurricanes | 19:05 (UTC + 12) | 19th April |
| Reds | Highlanders | 19:35 (UTC + 10) | 19th April |
| Blues | Brumbies | 19:05 (UTC + 12) | 20th April |
| Force | Crusaders | 17:35 (UTC + 8) | 20th April |
| Chiefs, Moana Pasifika, Rebels and Waratahs receive byes | |||
🔴 Round 10
| 🏉 Home Team | 🏉 Away Team | ⏲️ Time | 📅 Date |
| Crusaders | Rebels | 19:05 (UTC + 12) | 26th April |
| Waratahs | Chiefs | 19:35 (UTC + 10) | 26th April |
| Drua | Moana Pasifika | 14:05 (UTC + 12) | 27th April |
| Brumbies | Hurricanes | 14:35 (UTC + 10) | 27th April |
| Highlanders | Force | 19:05 (UTC + 12) | 27th April |
| Reds | Blues | 19:35 (UTC + 10) | 27th April |
🔴 Round 11
| 🏉 Home Team | 🏉 Away Team | ⏲️ Time | 📅 Date |
| Hurricanes | Waratahs | 19:05 (UTC + 12) | 3rd May |
| Rebels | Blues | 19:35 (UTC + 10) | 3rd May |
| Moana Pasifika | Highlanders | 15:05 (UTC + 13) | 4th May |
| Crusaders | Reds | 16:35 (UTC + 12) | 4th May |
| Chiefs | Force | 19:05 (UTC + 12) | 4th May |
| Brumbies | Drua | 19:35 (UTC + 10) | 4th May |
🔴Round 12 (Culture Round)
| 🏉 Home Team | 🏉 Away Team | ⏲️ Time | 📅 Date |
| Moana Pasifika | Chiefs | 19:05 (UTC + 12) | 10th May |
| Reds | Rebels | 19:35 (UTC + 10) | 10th May |
| Blues | Hurricanes | 16:35 (UTC + 12) | 11th May |
| Highlanders | Crusaders | 19:05 (UTC + 12) | 11th May |
| Waratahs | Brumbies | 19:35 (UTC + 10) | 11th May |
| Force | Drua | 19:55 (UTC + 8) | 11th May |
🔴 Round 13
| 🏉 Home Team | 🏉 Away Team | ⏲️ Time | 📅 Date |
| Hurricanes | Moana Pasifika | 19:05 (UTC + 12) | 17th May |
| Rebels | Chiefs | 19:35 (UTC + 10) | 17th May |
| Drua | Reds | 14:05 (UTC + 12) | 18th May |
| Brumbies | Crusaders | 14:35 (UTC + 10) | 18th May |
| Blues | Highlanders | 19:05 (UTC + 12) | 18th May |
| Force | Waratahs | 17:35 (UTC + 8) | 18th May |
🔴Round 14
| 🏉 Home Team | 🏉 Away Team | ⏲️ Time | 📅 Date |
| Chiefs | Hurricanes | 19:05 (UTC + 12) | 24th May |
| Brumbies | Rebels | 19:35 (UTC + 10) | 24th May |
| Moana Pasifika | Waratahs | 16:35 (UTC + 12) | 25th May |
| Crusaders | Blues | 19:05 (UTC + 12) | 25th May |
| Reds | Force | 19:35 (UTC + 10) | 25th May |
| Highlanders | Drua | 14:05 (UTC + 12) | 26th May |
🔴 Round 15
| 🏉 Home Team | 🏉 Away Team | ⏲️ Time | 📅 Date |
| Crusaders | Moana Pasifika | 19:05 (UTC + 12) | 31st May |
| Waratahs | Reds | 19:35 (UTC + 10) | 31st May |
| Drua | Rebels | 14:05 (UTC + 12) | 1st June |
| Hurricanes | Highlanders | 16:35 (UTC + 12) | 1st June |
| Blues | Chiefs | 19:05 (UTC + 12) | 1st June |
| Force | Brumbies | 17:35 (UTC + 8) | 1st June |
Super Ruby Betting Odds Explained by Betiton NZ
Here at Betiton New Zealand, all our Super Rugby odds are presented in decimal format. For example, defending champions the Crusaders are currently priced at 3.00 to retain their crown in 2024, which means that every $1 that you wager successfully on this outcome will trigger a payout of $3 (including your initial stake).
You can also use our decimal odds to calculate the implied probability of a specific outcome occurring. In fact, there’s a simple equation you can use to work this out, which reads as follows:
(1/ decimal odds) * 100 = implied probability
If we take the same example of the Crusaders winning the 2024 title at a price of 3.00, simply divide one by these odds to create a value of 0.333. Then, multiply this by 100, to reveal that the Christchurch-based side have a 33.33% probability of becoming Super Rugby champions for the sixth consecutive season.
Understanding our Super Rugby betting odds can help you to identify the best value wagers, both in terms of implied probability and your potential returns. This should also help you to set an optimal stake amount, which strikes the ideal balance between risk and reward!
Betiton NZ Super Rugby Betting Markets
While understanding the presentation and function of odds is central to successful Super Rugby betting online, it’s also important to consider the range of available wagering markets. There are several ways that you can bet on Super Rugby teams and fixtures, with the following markets the most popular!
🔴 Outright Betting
This is an incredibly straightforward market, and one that simply requires you to predict which club will win the Super Rugby title in a specific campaign. While this market can unlock competitive Super rugby betting odds, it’s also tough to call, with the Hamilton-based Chiefs also key contenders in 2024 after falling agonisingly short during the previous season.
🔴 Match Winner
Perhaps the most simplistic Super rugby betting market, this requires you to wager on which team will win a particular game. While the odds here are typically shorter, match betting introduces just two realistic outcomes, with draws vanishingly rare in Rugby Union. For context, the 2023 Super Rugby results showed that not a single contest ended in a tie.
🔴Double Chance
You can also access the double chance market when betting on Super Rugby teams and matchups. This lets you cover two potential match outcomes with a single bet, including a home or away win (which virtually guarantees you a payout). However, the odds and returns will diminish in line with your level of risk.
🔴Handicap Betting
With Super Rugby handicap betting, you’ll apply a virtual handicap or points deficit to a heavy betting favourite. This enables you to bet on them at enhanced odds, without overly increasingly your level of risk. However, if you back the Crusaders to beat the Waratahs in round two with a handicap of -5 points, they’ll have to prevail by six points or more for the wager to payout.
🔴Over/Under Betting
The over/under market is usually associated with the total number of points scored in a match. Here at Betiton NZ, we’ll set various points totals as individual betting lines (such as 35.5), and you’ll have to pick your preferred option before determining whether the actual total will be over or under this threshold.
Super Rugby Winner Odds: Who Are the Favourites?
While the Crusaders are favourites to win a sixth consecutive Super Rugby crown in 2024, they’ll have to contend without the influential NZ international Richie Mo’unga. The prolific full back has lifted the six previous Super Rugby titles, while he provided immense leadership in clutch moments for the Christchurch club.
Backup number 10 Fergus Burke is also sidelined for seven months with an Achilles injury, so the Crusaders’ side could have a decidedly youthful and unfamiliar look in 2024. This could create an opportunity for their rivals the Chiefs, who last won the title in 2013 but topped the league stage with just one defeat in 14 matches in 2023.
The Auckland-based Blues are priced at 5.60 to prevail and will be keen to rebound from their semi-final thrashing at the hands of the Crusaders in 2023. Prolific winger Mark Telea will certainly be keen to build on his superb showing for the All Blacks at the 2023 Rugby World Cup, while full back Zarn Sullivan is an excellent young prospect.
| 🏉 Team | ⚖️ 2024 Betting Odds |
| Crusaders | 3.00 |
| Chiefs | 3.45 |
| Blues | 5.60 |
| Hurricanes | 8.95 |
| Brumbies | 10.10 |
| Fijian Drua | 15.40 |
| Reds | 16.90 |
| Waratahs | 22.50 |
| Highlanders | 28.00 |
| Rebels | 34.00 |
| Western Force | 100.00 |
| Moana Pasifika | 190.00 |
Our Super Rugby Betting Tips
Regardless of which club you think will win or your preferred Super Rugby 2024 wagers, you’ll need to navigate the available betting markets carefully. Here are some expert Super Rugby betting tips to keep in mind!
Form analysis is central to all sports wagering, and Super Rugby betting is no exception to this rule. It’s important to distinguish between home and away form too, while evaluating the head-to-head record between competing sides. Teams with in-form players may also offer superior value from a match betting perspective.
- ✅ Study Team and Player Form – Form analysis is central to all sports wagering, and Super Rugby betting is no exception to this rule. It’s important to distinguish between home and away form too, while evaluating the head-to-head record between competing sides. Teams with in-form players may also offer superior value from a match betting perspective.
- ✅ Factor in Home-Field Advantage – Home-field advantage is a factor in every sport and competition, including Super Rugby. Among active teams, around 55.75% of matches are won by the home side, with the Crusaders having triumphed in 85.71% of their games at the Apollo Projects Stadium since March 2009. Relative newcomers Moana Pasifika have won just 14.29% of their home games so far.
- ✅ Follow Real-Time Team News – Team news can have a direct impact on published odds, especially in instances where teams are weakened by injury and suspension. So, before you make any concrete Super Rugby betting predictions or picks, track reputable sites and social media channels to see which players are unavailable or likely to be rested ahead of a specific game.
Super Rugby Live Betting
In addition to accessing pre-game Super Rugby NZ odds here at Betiton, you can also wager on a number of in-play markets and micro bets. These include a huge array of team and player props, such as the team that will score the first try in a game or the player who will top score.
Disciplined bankroll management is key when wagering in-play, due to the sheer range of live betting markets available. Remember that live odds can fluctuate wildly in-game too, so watching matches as they unfold can help you to time your wagers successfully.
How to Bet on Super Rugby at Betiton NZ?
Now that the Super Rugby schedule for 2024 has been released, you can start planning your outright and match wagers. Here’s a step-by-step guide to executing your Super Rugby sports bets and building your betslip at Betiton NZ too!
- Step 1️⃣ – Login to your Betiton New Zealand account using the relevant button in the top left-hand corner of the homepage
- Step 2️⃣ – Click ‘Sports’ then ‘Rugby Union’ from the vertical menus on the left of the screen. Then select ‘Rugby Union’ and ‘Super Rugby Pacific 2024’
- Step 3️⃣ – Browse the available markets and pick your predicted Super Rugby winners. Each selection will automatically populate your betslip in the bottom right corner of the screen
- Step 4️⃣ – You can edit your betslip in different ways, from combining selections into single wagers or enabling 1-Click Betting. Finally, confirm your wagers, odds and stake amounts before hitting ‘Place Bets’
Super Rugby Betting Offers & Promotions by Betiton NZ
As a new Betiton NZ customer, you can earn a $10 free bet when you deposit and stake a minimum of $15 at odds of 2.00 or greater. The free bet must be settled within 14 days of it being added to your account, while there are no wagering requirements applied to the bonus value.
Our ‘Boostiton’ offer also increases your potential acca returns by up to 77%, depending on the number of legs included. So, if you build a successful accumulator backing all six Super Rugby match winners in round one, your total return will be boosted by 10%!
Responsible Gambling at Betiton NZ
We take responsible gambling incredibly seriously here at Betiton NZ. To this end, we offer a comprehensive range of practical tools to help you manage your activity, from customizable deposit limits and time out periods to reality checks and self-exclusion.
We’re also partnered with responsible gambling charity BeGambleAware, who can provide practical support and guidance if you’re concerned about your behaviour. Our own responsible gambling page also provides further resources to help you combat compulsive or excessive wagering.
FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions about Super Rugby Betting
❓ When Does the Super Rugby Start?
The 2024 Super Rugby season will commence on 23rd February, with the league campaign ending on 1st June. The finals will commence shortly afterwards.
❔ When is the 2024 Super Rugby Final?
While a date for the 2024 Super Rugby final has yet to be announced, this showpiece occasion is expected to be scheduled towards the end of June. Rest assured, our Super Rugby final betting odds will be published well in advance!
❓ Who Won the Previous Super Rugby?
Defending champions the Crusaders have won the previous six Super Rugby tournaments. Overall, the Crusaders are the competition’s most successful side with 12 wins, while the Blues have prevailed on three separate occasions.
❔ Has Any Team Gone Undefeated in Super Rugby?
The Chiefs won 13 of their 14 league matches last season, only losing 25-22 to the Reds in round 12 and the Crusaders in the final. Interestingly, the Crusaders are the only side to have won every single game in a Super Rugby season, achieving this feat back in 2002.
❓ How Many Teams Will Participate in the 2024 Super Rugby Tournament?
The 2024 Super Rugby champions will come from a pool of 12 competing teams, with the three strongest (the Crusaders, Chiefs and Blues) all heralding from the ‘Land of the Long White Cloud’.