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The 2021 Six Nations begins with a bang as defending champions England host Scotland at Twickenham on February 6.

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If you’re looking to bet on the Six Nations in 2021, it’s OK to feel a little tentative about who to get behind. After all, we saw a resurgent France in 2020, some flashes of potential from an Ireland team in transition, as well as the best version of the Scots we have seen in some time.

I’ll be covering the odds for the 2021 Six Nations for anyone looking to make money on the first major international rugby tournament of the year. Additionally, I will be assessing all six teams’ chances of winning the title, as well as providing a compact Six Nations betting to help you understand what to expect.

You can also find the fixtures for the Six Nations in 2021, as well as my pick for who wins the Grand Slam and the title.

Let’s kickstart this betting preview with the latest Six Nations odds for 2021’s championship.

Odds for the 2021 Six Nations
Team	Bovada	Betway
England	+125	1.95
France	+225	3.50
Ireland	+350	4.50
Wales	+1000	11.00
Scotland	+1600	17.00
Italy	+50000	251.00

England is the betting favorite to win the 2021 Six Nations, coming in at odds of +125 with Bovada for US bettors and 1.95 with Betway for non-US bettors.

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The defending champions are hoping for back to back tournament wins, but I’m sure Eddie Jones and his men will have their eyes on their first Grand Slam since 2016. They have subsequently fallen short, such as their loss to Ireland in Dublin 2017 and losing against France in Paris in 2020.

Speaking of the French, they are +225 to win the Six Nations this year.

It’s certainly an appealing price right now, given that they will be expected to hammer Italy in the opening game of the tournament in Rome on February 6. France is, in my opinion, the team to beat this year, but they will more than likely need to come away with a win in London if they are to win the title.

Elsewhere, 2018 champions, Ireland, are a little too short for me at +350. However, Wales at +1000 is always going to get the eyebrows moving, while Scotland at +1600 is also worth thinking about.

If you’re planning on placing bets on the 2021 Six Nations, Italy at +50000 looks about as appealing as a big lump of cheese under a mousetrap.

Why? Well, do you remember last year?

Before I dig deeper into my 2021 Six Nations betting guide, let’s take a quick trip back down memory lane to 2020. It was the weirdest championship in history, right?

I think it’s fair to say that anyone betting real money on the Six Nations last year would agree that it was rather odd. And frustrating.

But there are more important things than sports, as we learned.

Final Position	Team	Matches				Points			Tries		Bonus points		Final Points
Final Position	Team	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	TS	TC	BPT	LBP	Final Points
1	England	5	4	0	1	121	77	+44	14	9	1	1	18
2	France	5	4	0	1	138	117	+21	17	13	2	0	18
3	Ireland	5	3	0	2	132	102	+30	17	11	2	0	14
4	Scotland	5	3	0	2	77	59	+18	7	5	0	2	14
5	Wales	5	1	0	4	119	98	+21	13	10	1	3	8
6	Italy	5	0	0	5	44	178	−134	6	24	0	0	0

The fractured Six Nations championship in 2020 might not have been the most engaging tournament we have ever watched. Despite this, we did get to experience the weirdness of fan-less stadiums, the awful voices of players singing their respective national anthems, and some decent flashes of rugby, it must be said.

England was triumphant in the end, pipping France to the title on points difference.

France had an excellent tournament and should have won the Grand Slam. A rush of blood to Mohamed Haouas’ head saw that it wasn’t to be.

Ireland looked good at times but painfully dull at others. Scotland enjoyed their best tournament in quite some time, while Welsh fans had a torrid championship that they will be happy to leave behind.

As for Italy? Well, it was another poor effort.

But the skies are beginning to get a little clearer as we move forward to the opening match of the new tournament.

Let’s look at the teams that will be battling it out, starting off with the favorite for the 2021 Six Nations, England.

England

Head Coach: Eddie Jones
Outright Odds: +125
2020 Finish: 1st
Predicted 2021 Finish: 2nd

England’s odds to win the 2021 Six Nations make them the betting favorites ahead of Week 1.

Last year’s winners stumbled were beaten 24-17 by France in Paris but bounced back to win the rest of their matches. In the end, the English clinched their seventh Six Nations title on points difference, denying the French their first championship since 2010.

It’s difficult to criticize anyone betting real money on England to win the Six Nations this year. They should have the beating of Ireland, Wales, and Scotland and also have the advantage of playing France in Twickenham.

Yet, although one of the top bets for the 2021 Six Nations, I think they might struggle with getting past this rejuvenated France team. Galthie’s men are looking in very good shape.

With England, the quality is there, of course, but the decline in the form of a few of their big game players could be jarring to their hopes of lifting the title in March.

My betting prediction for England is that the champs will fall short this year and