Super League Betting Odds

England reaching the final of the Rugby League World Cup in 2017, only narrowly being pipped by perennial champions and hosts Australia, breathed fresh life into the much-loved code over the last few seasons, with our Super League Betting fare reflecting this sport's growing stature.

Such are the leaps and bounds made by the Lions in recent years that Super League's biggest threat has been the lure of following the Burgess brothers to the NRL, but while a few have tested the waters Down Under, most stay close to home.

That's hardly surprising, with the highly-competitive crown regularly swapping hands between Leeds, Wigan, and St Helens. And now with Super League Relegation Odds firmly back on the menu thanks to increased competition in the Championship, there are even more ways to Bet on Rugby League.

From February onwards, a Bet on Rugby League in the UK is in the offing, and we'll bring you the latest Super League Odds from the season's opening hooter all the way through to the Grand Final Odds at Old Trafford.

Two tiers down from Super League, Rugby League's League 1 has seen a number of format changes and a varying number of competing clubs over the years, with 2017 seeing the league follow a Super 8 format with its 16 teams splitting into two after 15 games.

However, the 2018 season saw the number of teams reduced to 14 with a more traditional 26-game season with each side playing each other home and away, with the team finishing top of the pile qualifying for promotion to the Championship for the 2019 season.

In both the Championship and League 1 in 2019, the Super 8 format will be completely scrapped and replaced by traditional promotion and relegation. At BetVictor we'll bring you the chance to bet on all the action.

Regardless of the format and number of teams, you'll get all the Rugby League Betting odds you need with BetVictor, from Match Betting to First Try Scorer, Handicap Betting, Winning Margin, and Draw No Bet, plus Outright Betting available from the first tackle all the way to the finals, on Man of the Match, Half Time/Full Time, Total Tries and other Handicap markets.