Online bookmaker Paddy Power have a Money Back Special running for the 2011 Rugby World Cup semi finals this weekend. As the climax of the tournament nears to its conclusion in New Zealand, we have the host nation, Australia, Wales and France scrapping it out for a place in the final. Wales, the last remaining home nation, goes up against the unpredictable French, while there is the mouth watering, earth shattering match up of New Zealand v Australia in the other semi final. Paddy Power are offering a bit of insurance on your Try scoring betting for both of the semi finals, with their Money Back Special. If a Number 11 scores the first try in a semi final match in which you have a placed a Try scorer bet, if your Try scorer bet loses in that match, then you will get your lost stake back as a free bet. So lucky Number 11 is the insurance that will cover you in your Rugby World Cup semi final Try scorer betting. What options are available which will be covered by this Paddy Power Money Back Special? Well in the Wales v France match up, Shane Williams, George North and Vincent Clerc are all trading at 10/1 in the First Try scorer Market, so there is plenty of good value around there. In the New Zealand v Australia semi final, the All Blacks’ Cory Jane 10/1, Digby Ioane 12/1 and Israel Dagg 12/1 are options, while Australia’s Adam Ashley-Copper is at 18/1. There is always good value in Try scorer markets and with Paddy Power you can at least get a bit of insurance, knowing that if your Try scorer bet loses but a Number 11 scores the first try of your match, then you will get your lost stake back as a free bet.
Paddy Power welcome new customers with a great £50 free bet sign up bonus. When a first bet is made on a newly registered account, the bookie will match the value of that first bet, up to the value of £50, giving you some free betting money to play with. In the outright match betting, Wales are 4/5 and France are 6/5 to win their match, while New Zealand are trading at 2/5 favourites to beat Australia who are at 9/4 with Paddy Power. A big weekend of Rugby Betting ahead, who will make it the 2011 Rugby World Cup Final?
