Now You Can Bet On Wales To Win The 2023 Rugby World Cup

Posted: March 25, 2021

Updated: March 25, 2021

Wayne Pivac’s Wales Just Fails To Win Surprise Grand Slam
Bet On Wales To Win The 2023 Rugby World Cup At Bet365
Disappointing Six Nations Defeat Will Haunt And Drive Side

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You have to feel sorry for the Welsh. To have risen so far and to fall so quickly is devastating for any team. However, their Six Nations performance does mean online sportsbook sites in the UK like Bet365 are now offering just 16/1 for a bet on Wales to win the 2023 Rugby World Cup. Indeed some bookies like Bet365 still think Wales are in with a chance of winning the 2021 Six Nations. This is technically possible, but that win does now rest on the shoulders of the Scots. The Welsh let a Grand Slam win slip through their fingers and probably shaped Welsh Rugby for the foreseeable future. Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory in such a manner is not quickly forgotten. So then you can expect the side to use this haunting horror as a motivation moving forward. Given the skills they’ve displayed, if they can just retain some discipline, a bet on Wales to win the 2023 Rugby World Cup might not be such a bad idea. Wayne Pivac will work on it. “It’s quite a numb feeling really,” Pivac admitted after their last gasp loss to the French. He knows it could have been different. That they could have won. However, those tactically inept slips in concentration and focus cost them. Pivac is unlikely to allow that to happen again. You can expect the Welsh side to drill hard on that. Hence those lower prices for a bet on Wales to win the 2023 Rugby World Cup. They’re suddenly again a sensible bet on sports in the UK.

Welsh Snatch Defeat From The Jaws Of Victory In Six Nations

Once it was only the stuff of the overly enthusiastic. Now a bet on Wales to win the 2023 Rugby World Cup is quite tempting. They’ve the ability and the notice to harness it. They’ve just enough time to put their house in order. They should easily get that talent working together and ditch their liabilities by then. Sure, the odds on New Zealand are far shorter, and more people will bet on France. Fine. But backing the Welsh at 16/1 is a superb little wager, better than England at 9/2.

2023 Rugby World Cup Odds

Anyone Else – 1000/1+

Fiji – 200/1

Japan – 125/1

Scotland – 50/1

Argentina – 28/1

Wales – 16/1

Ireland – 14/1

Australia – 12/1

South Africa – 11/2

England – 9/2

France – 11/4

New Zealand – 2/1

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Of course, a bet on England would have been the obvious home-nations choice, however, they’ve flailed this Six Nations. Likewise, the odds on Ireland may be a tad lower at 14/1 but they’ve not lived up to their potential either. Wales exceeded expectations. They may do so again. Indeed it might be a waste if you were to take advantage of UK gambling laws and not bet on Wales to win the 2023 Rugby World Cup. It’s not as if they don’t have what it takes to beat Australia and Co.

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Bet On Wales To Win The 2023 RWC At Bet365

Of course, it will be a consolation if they win the Six Nations. Unfortunately, that chance does not rest upon their shoulders but those of the Scots. Complex math means that the French need to beat Scotland by a significant, but not impossible, margin. If they do, they’ll deny the Welsh the Six Nations title too. So you can bet on the Welsh to cheer on Scotland. A first time for everything. Just don’t expect many Scots to bet on Wales to win the 2023 Rugby World Cup.

Odds On The Six Nations

France – 6/4

Wales – 4/7

They, of course, have their own ambitions in that direction. The Scots have lost their last 10 matches in Paris, which doesn’t bode too well. However, the bookies still think Wales are in with a chance. Online betting sites in the UK like Bet365 are offering 4/7 on a Welsh victory, whilst the French are a longer bet on the Six Nations at 6/4. So now’s the time to bet on Wales to win the 2023 Rugby World Cup. A win in the Six Nations, however tenuous, will still lower those prices.