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England - Premiership predicted table

Every team ranked by the chance the title odds give it, from 2 bookmakers' prices with the margin taken out, next to where it sits in the table now. It moves with the odds. A reading of the market, not a prediction of ours.

What the odds say

  • Title favourite Bath 28% chance, best price 3.00
  • Next in the betting Northampton 26% chance
  • Most above the odds Gloucester 1st in the table, 8th in the odds
  • Most below the odds Bath 5th in the table, 1st in the odds

The table by the odds

10 teams
Odds Team Title chance Best price Table
1 Bath 28% 3.00 5 ▼4
2 Northampton 26% 3.20 2
3 Saracens 11% 7.50 3
4 Leicester Tigers 9.7% 8.50 4
5 Sale Sharks 7.2% 12.00 7 ▼2
6 Bristol 6.4% 13.00 6
7 Exeter 5.5% 15.00 8 ▼1
8 Gloucester 4.9% 17.00 1 ▲7
9 Newcastle Red Bulls 0.6% 151.00 9
10 NEC Harlequins 0.6% 151.00 10

"Odds" is the place by title chance: each team's price to win the England - Premiership averaged across the bookmakers we compare, turned into a chance and scaled so the chances add up to 100%. "Best price" is the longest of those prices. ▲ a team is higher in the table than the odds rank it, ▼ lower. Odds from the bookmakers we compare, updated through the day.

England - Premiership predicted table FAQ

Who do the bookies predict to win the England Premiership?
Bath, with a 27.6% chance from the outright odds once the bookmakers' margin is taken out, ahead of Northampton (26.3%) and Saracens (11.4%). The odds move with every result, so this table changes through the season.
Which England Premiership team is doing better than the odds expect?
Gloucester sit 1st in the table, 7 places above the 8th the title odds rank them. At the other end, Bath are 5th, 4 places below their 1st in the odds.
How is the predicted table worked out?
Each team's price to win the England Premiership is averaged across the 2 bookmakers we compare, turned into a chance and scaled so all the chances add up to 100%, which takes the bookmakers' margin out. Teams are ranked by that chance; below a 1% title chance the prices say little, so those teams are ranked by the relegation odds where there are some. It is a reading of the market, not our prediction.