Six Nations Odds 2026

Betting on the Six Nations 2026

Rugby fans with an eye for betting will keep their eyes on the markets for the Six Nations even with so much rugby to be played before it all begins again. There are a few things to consider when placing a bet on The Six Nations:

• Familiarise yourself with the teams, coaches and players taking part. It is crucial to be clued up before every bet you place, so learning about the potential winners before betting is always the best advice.

• Check out our previews. Before the tournament kicks off we will have an outright preview of the championship on-site. We will also have game previews available closer to kick-off.

• Consider the odds being offered by different bookies. You may be able to find better odds on certain teams at one compared to another.

• Don't forget to consider the risks involved in betting. It's always possible that your chosen team may not perform as well as you had hoped, so be sure to only bet an amount that you are comfortable losing.

It's important to note that betting on The Six Nations, or any other form of gambling, carries inherent risks and should be approached with caution. Be sure to gamble responsibly and only bet what you can afford to lose.

Six Nations 2026 Fixtures & Results

Information on fixtures and results for 2026 Six Nations will be displayed here.

Six Nations History

The tournament actually started off with four teams in 1883 and was known as The Home Nations Championship and featured four teams from the British Isles - England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. The tournament was replaced by the Five Nations in 1910 with the addition of France. It was known for its fierce rivalries and passionate fans and was widely regarded as one of the toughest international rugby competitions in the world.

In 2000, Italy joined the tournament and it was rebranded as the Six Nations. The addition of Italy added a new dimension to the tournament and increased its competitiveness, with the Italian team providing new challenges for the other five nations. The Six Nations has since established itself as one of the most watched and well-respected international rugby tournaments in the world and continues to be a highlight of the rugby calendar.

As well as the main title there are several trophies awarded between teams during the run of the tournament.

• The Calcutta Cup - Awarded to the winner of the match between England and Scotland.
   
• The Centenary Quaich - Awarded to the winner of the match between Scotland and Ireland.
   
• The Giuseppe Garibaldi Trophy - Awarded to the winner of the match between France and Italy.
   
• The Millennium Trophy - Awarded to the winner of the match between England and Ireland.
   
• Auld Alliance Trophy - In memory of the war dead from the rugby communities of Scotland and France
   
• Doddie Weir Cup - Awarded to the winner of the match between Scotland and Wales in honour of the late Scotland and British and Irish Lions rugby player Doddie Weir
   
• Cuttitta Cup - Latest addition to the Six Nations and it is played between Italy and Scotland in memory of former Italian captain and Scotland scrum coach Massimo Cuttitta.

Frequently Asked Questions About The Six Nations