Rugby World Cup 2023: What to Expect from the RWC this year?

Posted by World Wide Tickets And Hospitality on May 8th, 2023

The upcoming France Rugby World Cup in September is fast approaching. What can we assume from this year’s competition? With only five months to go until the start of the RWC 2023, here is a speedy look at what we can expect from the sport’s biggest competition. We will disclose here which team is most likely to come out on top and which players will be the ones to guard.

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Which teams succeeded in the France Rugby World Cup?

A total of 20 sides qualified for the upcoming Rugby World Cup, which is planned to get underway in France at the Stade de France on September 8th in the opening game between host nation France and the New Zealand rugby union national teams. Let’s take a quick look at each team playing in the RWC.

France Rugby World Cup side, New Zealand rugby union national team, Ireland rugby union national team, South Africa rugby union national team, Australia rugby union national team, England rugby union national team, Argentina rugby union national team, Scotland rugby union national team, Wales rugby union national team and Fiji rugby union national team. The other teams that also made it to the finals are Japan, Tonga, Georgia, Italy, Samoa, Chile, Namibia, Portugal, Romani, and Uruguay.

Which RWC team will most likely come out as the winner?

As is the situation with the mainstream of major world sporting events like this, the host country, France, is the odds-on preferred team to win. After the France Rugby World Cup team, the next team that has the best shot at winning is New Zealand.  Next up, it’s Ireland, South Africa, and then Australia built on the latest present odds from trusted online bookmakers.

A closer look at the Odds, if you decide to put a bet on France to win the upcoming RWC, you are presently looking at average odds of around 11/4 in the standard UK fractional odds set-up. In other words, France has a 26.70% implied likelihood rate of winning. For those of you who favour using the decimal odds or American/money line odds formats, 11/4 is the same as saying 3.75 (decimal) or 275 (money line).

If, for example, you bet a total of $/€/£25.00 wager or equivalent currency value right now on France to win the Rugby World Cup 2023, and they go on to win, you would be looking at a total refund of $/€/£93.75 which includes your initial $/€/£25.00 stake repaid + a $/€/£68.75 profit.

What about the other Rugby World Cup teams?

If you don’t feel that France can win, here are the newest odds for some of the other choices. New Zealand at 3/1 as 4.00, or 300, with a 25.00% implied prospect rate of winning the France Rugby World Cup 2023. Ireland at 4/1 as 5.00 or 400, with a 20.00 chance of winning. South Africa at 9/2 as 5.5, or 450, with an 18.20% chance.

Australia as 9/1 at 10.00, or 900, with a 10.00% casual. England at 9/1 as 10.00, or 900, with a 10.00% stake. The countries that are least possible to win are Uruguay, Romania, Portugal, Namibia, and Chile. These teams all have the same 100/1 at 1,001.00, or 100,000 chances, which means they only have a 0.10% chance of winning.

Which players will be value seeing in the France Rugby World Cup?

Some of the excellent players to keep an eye out for during the RWC are Sam Cane from New Zealand/Chiefs, Alun Wyn Jones from Wales/Oprey, Lukhanyo Am from South Africa/Sharks, and Charles Ollivon from France/Toulon. We also think that Rodrigo Fernandez from Chile and Selknam, Quade Cooper from Australia/Kintetsu Liners, and George Ford from England/Sale Sharks will achieve well throughout the competition.

After the hosts play New Zealand Rugby World Cup team in the inaugural game of Group A on Friday, September 8th, 2023, you then have Italy against Namibia, Ireland against Romania, Australia against Georgia, and England against Argentina, to name just a few of the opening games you can look forward to. Rugby fans can book RWC 2023 Tickets on our website at exclusively discounted prices.

WorldCom OOH reveals joint geofencing and MOOH plan for RWC

A global media strategy, scheduling and trading company focussing on Out-of-Home (OOH), Digital Out-of-Home and Programmatic has offered its commercial proposal for the Rugby World Cup 2023. The plan is with an innovative Geofencing and Mobile Out-of-Home (MOOH) plan. The Geofencing and MOOH policy was particularly enhanced for the RWC to be held in nine host cities in France from Friday, 8 September.

By using a tactic that trusts the geolocation service technology of mobile policies with OOH that allows brands to get closer to their viewers, in the framework of this mega event that is expected to surpass 857 million viewers, a record amount that was touched at the Rugby World Cup in Japan 2019. This media interaction strengthens the reach and incidence of advertising drives and allows audiences to be touched through different channels.

While also allowing the tracking of both response and ROI. OOH brings assets in terms of scope and contact, says the group. It bids wide coverage with high frequency, being current at multiple touch points during the consumer trip, the daily routine of the buyer. According to the group, mobile allows you to board people distinctly, give them the chance to react directly and produce a minor effect through a retargeting action.

The advertisement sites during RWC

The group enhances that targeting offers the chance to deliver messages when they are of particular relevance to the target audience, either by site or time choice. WorldCom OOH has the essential tools and structure to generate impact through the best OOH sites distributed in the host cities of France, its main arrivals and exits to the city, main roads and recreation centres, as well as a media plan for all those nations in Europe playing the Rugby World Cup.

The same with Argentina and Chile, casing all areas of attention. It's a thrilling challenge to be able to connect around the biggest rugby event of the year. With our joint Geofencing and Mobile Out of Home plan we will be presenting brands the chance to join a sporting event that appeals to crowds to locally escort their audiences who are following the 48 games of the 20 teams that will play the RWC.

WorldCom expecting 350000 Rugby World Cup fans

More than 350 000 RWC fans will travel to watch it, says Fernando Vizcaino, general director of WorldCom OOH. We offer our customers an excellent chance to get to viewers who share a passion for rugby by geolocating the mark of up to 65 in trade areas such as rugby clubs, and schools and then making a second impression with the brand note through a digital channel, Vizcaino adds. 

Above all, the option of reaching several viewers that are expected to exceed 900 million, a more than exciting audience for brands to connect with their spectators, where digital media will be the character with web streaming and video platforms, arranges Vizcaino.

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