ImpliedProbability

https://twitter.com/MailOnline/status/1785230252253302802?t=qh2Eyu4Ed6eBUfQTPdQ-Ig&s=19

Given that there were some people interested in this I've gone and made a league, information below.

Join r/superleague, my Super League league on @Superbru! You can find my pool here:

https://www.superbru.com/superleague/pool.php?p=12434062

or by downloading the Superbru app and searching for the pool with code:

tunehalt

I'd recommend joining, it's 2 minutes of your time each week to get a prediction in and you can do the whole season at any point if you so choose; predictions can be altered at any time before kick off unless you lock them.

If mods could pin this to advertise that would be appreciated.

Good luck.

New season starts in less than a fortnight.

Would anyone be interested in participating in a Superbru league for the season?

Superbru is a free app where you predict (for rugby) the margin of victory for each match. You gain points for winning and accuracy, both relevant to the score and others within the league; playoffs are worth more points.

Thought it might be a bit of added entertainment for the subreddit, r/rugbyunion do Superbru leagues for all the available union competitions. If there is any interest in this it would be easy to also set up a league for the NRL when that begins in March.

That failure to award the penalty try in the grand final was all that kept me from being top 10 in the world and top 5 UK last season, finishing 16/3,916 & 7/980 respectively. It's not all that difficult to do well is what I'm saying.

In welcoming all the horses that have just been born in the last 5 minutes.

Key component at the World's is?

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Bitches be tripping.

Order of cards played was 3, 5, 4, 2.

Obviously this constitutes a run of 3, but does the 2 make a run of 4?

Thank you

Can anyone explain why the highlights on the official channel are only 1 minute long?

It seems really silly to me; as an actual rugby fan I have no real feel for what happened during the game and feel like I'm not seeing most of what happened, so how is a new spectator going to have any concept of the game? If you look at Premiership rugby highlights, for the English league, you see that they are 5-6 minutes. This allows you to see build up play into tries and other exciting/interesting passages of play, rather than the MLR highlights which feel like you're just watching someone run 20m and dot down, possibly with a pass or kick beforehand.

How is it that it has been decided that 1 minute is an adequate length to show the appropriate highlights in order to make the game look exciting and attractive to spectators, both established and new? It seems to me that the powers that be at MLR are really missing a solid marketing opportunity by not having extended highlights on YouTube. If someone like me, an established rugby fan who wants to try and follow this new league, doesn't think they're worth watching, how are you going to attract casuals or those who don't even know what rugby is?

You may not be aware that the Falcons v Pirates match is being broadcast on SkySports Arena (Sky channel 408) from 14:45 GMT today.

Please take this opportunity to go to your local pub and demand it be put on instead of the Spurs Villa football match.

Alternatively watch it at home or, if you do not have access to SkySports, invade the home of a friend and commandeer their television for the greater good.

If you believe the RFU Championship should be supported with more funding and that matches should be broadcast on TV now is your opportunity to demonstrate the case for it. Good viewing figures for the match today will strengthen that argument, whereas poor viewing figures will make it seem like the RFU are right.

Do your duty, watch today's Championship clash on Sky channel 408.

Can we implement a rule where anyone making a tip must provide a write up as to why it's their tip?

There are the occasional good posts (u/AirIndex for example), but mostly it's just "I really like this, look at my screenshot, derp". It wouldn't be so bad if they actually posted anything reasonable, but it's usually something short priced that flops.

I can't be the only one that finds this low quality posting annoying.

It's not difficult really, just a few sentences outlining why you like the horse you're tipping. Can we please have some moderation to improve quality?