Category Archives: Gareth Rosslee

There’s a fascinating finale to the Australian conference in Super Rugby in the pipeline. With some crunch games set to decide who gets that vital home play-off game the run in is set up nicely for a grand stand finish. … Continue reading →

Last week we took a look at the long term betting on the South African conference and in similar fashion there are three New Zealand teams in the running to top their conference. After 11 weeks of Super Rugby the … Continue reading →

It’s incredible that we are 10 weeks of Super Rugby down and heading into the 11th week, but there are still eight games and an international break to go before the play-offs.  With so much rugby still left to play … Continue reading →

Super Rugby is balanced on a knife edge.  Remember it’s not how you start the competition, but rather how you finish it that depends on where the trophy goes at the end of the year. Let’s look at the long … Continue reading →

There’s been quite a bit of chat recently online about big multipliers landing earning some serious moolah for lucky punters. Popular Cape Town website 2OceansVibe ran a 100-1 multiplier recently on their website in association with bet.co.za and incredibly it … Continue reading →

Last week’s five ‘even money or better’ selections were a bit of a mixed bag with only two of the five selections coming through.  While that’s a little disappointing, the fact that they were better than even money picks it … Continue reading →

When the Rugby World Cup kicked off last year the bookies took a pounding across the board in the first couple of games. Some big handicaps were quoted on the so-called ‘big teams’ coming up against the minnows and punters … Continue reading →

Betting on Super Rugby is not for the faint-hearted. There’s never a dull moment in the competition (well, unless there’s an all Aussie derby, but even then you’ve got the handicaps to keep you interested) with shock results the norm … Continue reading →

We’ve been chatting about it for ages, but last week we saw why betting on Super Rugby is something the punters simply can’t resist.  Every single game hung in the balance for the duration. Handicaps were either covered, or narrowly … Continue reading →

Having been in sports media for the last seven years (and a mad-cap rugby fan for the 22 before that) I had a rather glaring hole in my rugby CV. I’ve never seen a game at Loftus Versfeld. Shocking isn’t … Continue reading →