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Domestic Tournaments


Champions Cup

Challenge Cup

Pro D2

Gallagher Premiership

United Rugby Championship

Top 14

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Japan Rugby League One

Championship Rugby

Super Rugby

Starts Feb 14th

Major League Rugby

Starts March 2025

Currie Cup

Bunnings NPC

International Tournaments


The Six Nations

Women’s Six Nations

Starts March 22nd

Rugby Europe

Starts Febrary 15th

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Summer Tests

Starts Summer 2025

The Rugby Championship

Pacific Nations Cup

Autumn Internationals

Domestic Tournaments


Investec Champions Cup


Challenge Cup


Gallagher Premiership


United Rugby Championship


Top 14


Pro D2


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Japan Rugby League One


English Championship


Super Rugby Pacific

Starts Feb 14th


Major League Rugby

Starts March 2025


Currie Cup


Bunnings NPC


International Tournaments


The Six Nations


Womens Six Nations

Starts March 22nd


Rugby Europe

Starts Spring 2025


See more

Summer Tests

Starts Summer 2025


The Rugby Championship


Pacific Nations Cup


Autumn Internationals


About Rugby4Cast


Rugby4Cast was the first 4Cast site and the origin of everything you see here. What started out with simply tracking rugby results and their effects on the World Rugby rankings evolved into predictions, articles and analysis and then on into other sports and bespoke services.

Ultimately though it falls under the same premise as everything else we do – data should improve the engagement and decision making in sport. Hopefully the information around here helps you understand the events, the teams, their chances and what you should be looking out for – and helps guide you in which events and matches you should be following and watching.


So how do these work?

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Essentially, we have a database that contains every international rugby match ever played since the first one back in 1871 (Scotland v England in Edinburgh, if you’re interested), and the majority of club matches worldwide.

Broadly speaking, our predictions model largely works off a proprietary rankings system (which you can see on the various events pages), but it also looks at other things like rest periods, home advantage and scoring patterns in historical games – both in head to head matches and overall – to work out an expected score for each team based on location and current ranking.

More accurately speaking, this means thateach predicted score is actually a metric to describe the relative historical strength of the two teams, based on their performances over previous years. However, we think it is more fun to think of them as predictions. At the very least, it certainly serves to provoke the trolls lurking on Twitter. You know who you are!

Tipping Analysis


Back in the day, before we set up this rather professional looking website that you currently find yourself on, one of the first things that everyone always asked us when discussing the predictions was … 

“And do you bet on these?” 

And the answer, for years and years, was always …

 “No. No we don’t actually.” 

So, as much to allow for greater scope in conversation as anything else, we decided a few years ago to look at making recommendations based on the predictions.

Our first few forays were fairly disastrous, but we’ve worked on the approach and now seem to have something that works. We’re fairly open about what’s going on – this isn’t some nefarious affiliates site that will disappear – so click around some of the links below to see what’s what.

If this is something that interests you check out our analysis pages below…

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