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Key aspects to consider for successful rugby betting
Betting on rugby union goes beyond just looking at standings. Because of how the game is built – its points, its toughness – figuring it out takes extra thought. A team might win by staying calm, holding ground, or dominating scrums and lineouts. Small things like penalties or field position shift outcomes more than stats […] The post Key aspects to consider for successful rugby betting appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
Rugby Union Weekly: In Paris with Fin Smith & Scotland's Dublin showdown
Chris chats to England's Fin Smith and links up with Tom English and Andy Burke in Dublin
6N: Lawes takes aim at England's 'sheltered' stars
Former captain Courtney Lawes has called for England's young players to step up against France on Saturday, warning them it's figuratively "kill or be killed."
6N: Itoje insists no rifts in England squad
Maro Itoje insists there is "no crack" in England's leadership group following the on-field disagreement during the defeat to Italy on Saturday.
Rugby’s global expansion and commercial growth
Rugby union has grown from a sport popular in only a few countries into a global business. In the past, most competitions earned money mainly from ticket sales at stadiums. Today, they also make large amounts of revenue from international TV deals, streaming platforms, digital subscriptions and sponsorships from global brands. Modern fans follow sports […] The post Rugby’s global expansion and commercial growth appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
Six Nations analysis: Can Scotland finally end their Dublin hoodoo? Or will Ireland prevail?
The general expectation amongst most Irish rugby fans before the first kick-off of the 2026 Six Nations was to see improvements made following on from a mixed Autumn International season and hopefully a mid-table finish. The post Six Nations analysis: Can Scotland finally end their Dublin hoodoo? Or will Ireland prevail? appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
New Rugby Paper Roundup: Wales rising, England declining? Super Saturday Preview ft. Jonathan Davies!
In this week’s episode of The Rugby Paper Roundup, Assistant Editor Ben Jaycock is joined by former Wales and British & Irish Lions centre Jonathan “Fox” Davies to preview a dramatic Super Saturday finale to the Six Nations. The post New Rugby Paper Roundup: Wales rising, England declining? Super Saturday Preview ft. Jonathan Davies! appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
Compliance & Convenience: Why “Trustly” has become the gold standard for secure sports-adjacent transactions
The UK gambling sector is entering a decisive regulatory moment. As the March 19, 2026, UKGC regulatory deadline approaches, operators, payment providers, and sports audiences are adapting to a system designed to balance financial transparency, consumer protection, and seamless digital participation. The post Compliance & Convenience: Why “Trustly” has become the gold standard for secure sports-adjacent transactions appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
Change inbound: How Dave Rennie might bring the All Blacks together
Dave Rennie's appointment as All Blacks head coach sent tongues wagging as to how many changes his new regime will bring. Liam Napier dives into how Rennie's All Blacks will operate, and whether we could see a fresh wave of talent brought in.
Super Rugby R5: Tahs rejig backline; Frost back
Waratahs coach Dan McKellar has swung the axe after last week's obliteration by the Hurricanes, while the Brumbies have some fresh legs for their tough trip to Fiji. We have Round 5 covered. here!
Rugby Union Weekly
Chris chats to Steve Borthwick and Ollie Chessum from England’s base in Verona.
6N: Borthwick insists he can reverse England form
Steve Borthwick has insisted he has the solutions to revive England's fortunes as he prepares to fight for his future after Saturday's Six Nations clash with France in Paris.
2026 Six Nations analysis: Who takes the crown in this Saturday’s finale?
Three games, three teams in contention, but only one winner of the Six Nations. That is the prospect of this year’s ‘Super Saturday’, where France, Ireland or Scotland can claim the title. The post 2026 Six Nations analysis: Who takes the crown in this Saturday’s finale? appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
6N: England make one change for France clash
England have made one change for the match against France on Saturday with Ollie Chessum starting at blindside as they look to avoid their worst ever Six Nations campaign.
Six Nations 2026: Ollie Chessum in at blindside flanker only change for England against France
England have made only one change against France as they bid to avoid their worst-ever finish in the Six Nations by selecting Ollie Chessum at blindside flanker. The post Six Nations 2026: Ollie Chessum in at blindside flanker only change for England against France appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
What to expect from the last matchday of Rugby’s Six Nations
The 2026 Six Nations has been blown wide open just before the finish line. France looked as if they were marching toward another title, but Scotland’s wild 50-40 win in Edinburgh and Ireland’s 27-17 victory over Wales have turned Super Saturday on 14 March into a genuine three-team race. The final day now opens with […] The post What to expect from the last matchday of Rugby’s Six Nations appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
Betting.za.com supports amendments strengthening South Africa’s voluntary exclusion system and compliance requirements
Betting.za.com, a leading South African information site for online betting and gambling, has welcomed the publication of draft amendments to the National Gambling Regulations, 2004 in Government Gazette No. 54106 (10 February 2026), issued by the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition under Government Notice R. 7113. The amendments focus on improving how South Africa’s […] The post Betting.za.com supports amendments strengthening South Africa’s voluntary exclusion system and compliance r
Anthems, Anarchy, and the 48-Hour Church of the Six Nations
To the uninitiated, the Six Nations looks like a scheduled sequence of eighty-minute sports fixtures. But explaining match-day energy to a non-fan is like trying to describe a symphony by cataloging the wood of the violins. In cities like Dublin and Cardiff, the tournament is a 48-hour cultural takeover where the streets breathe differently and […] The post Anthems, Anarchy, and the 48-Hour Church of the Six Nations appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
England insist game plan works, won't change
England insist their game plan is working and don't plan on making too many changes ahead of their final Six Nations match against France this week.
2026 Six Nations analysis: Where do England go from here after historic defeat to Italy?
It is not an overstatement to say that Saturday was one of the darkest days in recent English rugby history. The post 2026 Six Nations analysis: Where do England go from here after historic defeat to Italy? appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
2026 Super Rugby Americas – Round Three summary: Tarucas stay perfect and Pampas bounce back
Round Three began with an all-Argentine clash in Buenos Aires, where hosts Pampas were able to bounce back from their defeat against Dogos to overcome Capibaras 25-20. The post 2026 Super Rugby Americas – Round Three summary: Tarucas stay perfect and Pampas bounce back appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
Italy's Six Nations triumph over England is no upset as Steve Borthwick's team reach new low
This was no upset. Italy deservedly won 23-18 to earn their first ever win over England.
Rugby Union Weekly: The weekend review with Barclay & Warburton
Ugo, John and Sam delve into a bonkers round four weekend
Steve Borthwick insists RFU backing remains despite England’s Six Nations defeat to Italy
Steve Borthwick insists he retains the confidence of his RFU bosses despite England’s historic humbling in Rome yesterday. The post Steve Borthwick insists RFU backing remains despite England’s Six Nations defeat to Italy appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
Scotland set up Six Nations nail-biter after electrifying victory over France
Scotland captain Sione Tuipulotu revealed that the pressure on coach Gregor Townsend has been the inspiration behind their remarkable three-match winning streak, which culminated in yesterday’s thrilling 50-40 victory over France at Murrayfield. The post Scotland set up Six Nations nail-biter after electrifying victory over France appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
All off to France for the Grand Slam then? Paul Rees on England’s Six Nations slide after another defeat
England set their sights on the Grand Slam but could end up with the wooden spoon. The post All off to France for the Grand Slam then? Paul Rees on England’s Six Nations slide after another defeat appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
Darcy Graham confident that Scotland can beat Ireland and win the race for the Six Nations title
Darcy Graham is confident his Scotland side can head to Dublin on Saturday and go home with the Six Nations title. The post Darcy Graham confident that Scotland can beat Ireland and win the race for the Six Nations title appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
Chris Boyd insists Gloucester will have to alter their style
New Gloucester technical director Chris Boyd says the team must “modify” their expansive style of play until reinforcements arrive this summer. The post Chris Boyd insists Gloucester will have to alter their style appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
England’s Alex Coles supports new contact rules
England’s Alex Coles has welcomed new rules over contact in training but insists he is well looked after anyway by club and country. The post England’s Alex Coles supports new contact rules appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
Maro Itoje admits England’s Six Nations defeat to Ireland was ‘hard to switch off from’
Maro Itoje has revealed how the hangover from captaining England to two consecutive losses hit him in the aftermath of the drubbing by Ireland two weeks ago. The post Maro Itoje admits England’s Six Nations defeat to Ireland was ‘hard to switch off from’ appeared first on The Rugby Paper.