Japan v Chile Prediction, Odds & Betting Tips - RWC '23

💯 Japan v Chile Betting Odds Rugby World Cup

Looking to have a flutter on Japan v Chile? Let's see some odds from my favourite rugby bookmakers.

🥇 Japan v Chile Match Winner Odds

It seems the bookies may be copying each other's homework, based on the match winner odds. See what's on offer below.

Team
Japan	1.02	1.02	1.02	1.02	1.02
Draw	101.00	50.00	29.00	56.00	56.00
Chile	13.00	13.00	19.00	16.00	16.00

➕ Japan v Chile Handicap 3-Way Odds

Compared to match winner odds of 1.02, the handicap odds very much seem to open up your betting options. See more in the table below.

Team
Japan (0-25)	1.91	1.86	1.83	-	-
Japan (0-23)	-	-	-	1.85	1.85
Draw (0-25)	19.00	30.00	28.00	-	-
Draw (0-23)	-	-	-	30.00	30.00
Chile (0-25)	1.91	1.92	1.90	-	-
Chile (0-23)	-	-	-	1.94	1.94

🏮 Japan v Chile Asian Handicap Odds

For those not happy with a spread of 23 to 25 points, check out the Asian handicap odds below, where the margin spreads to 21.5 to 27.5 points.

Team
Japan (-27.5)	-	2.09	2.10	-	-
Japan (-25.5)	-	1.87	1.90	-	-
Japan (-23.5)	-	1.69	1.72	1.90	1.90
Japan (-21.5)	-	1.55	1.55	-	-
Chile (+27.5)	-	1.66	1.70	-	-
Chile (+25.5)	-	1.83	1.85	-	-
Chile (+23.5)	-	2.05	2.05	1.90	1.90
Chile (+21.5)	-	2.31	2.30	-	-

Odds are accurate as of time of writing. Odds are subject to change. Please visit each bookmaker's respective website for the latest offers.

🔍 Japan v Chile Winner Prediction

With no head-to-head history of which to speak, it has been difficult to write a winner prediction without purely relying on gut instinct or flipping a coin. I turned to the oracle of rugby information, the world rankings, and saw that Japan are in 14^th compared to Chile's spot in 22^nd. That gives Japan one tick. Apart from that, we can only really rely on the fact that the Brave Blossoms are used to playing teams of a higher level and have put in some incredible performances at previous Rugby World Cups. For those reasons, I am going with Japan to win by 15 points.

✔️ Japan v Chile Betting Tips

1️⃣ Match Winner: Japan to Win

I would say this game is up in the air in terms of play. I think the Brave Blossoms look the more likely winner, but with odds of Japan to win at 1.02 at BoyleSports being your best option, I wouldn't personally advise sticking hard-earned cash on this market.

2️⃣ Handicap Winner: Chile to Win (+21.5)

This is where my interest piqued. I believe Japan will do the business by only 15 points, so I think the best option in line with this thinking is Chile to win (+21.5) at 2.31 at TonyBet Sports. As stated in my winner prediction above, however, this is a game with little to analyse in terms of previous head-to-heads, so I would advise caution to anybody thinking of sticking a few euros on a handicap winner.

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✒️ Steven Brown - International Sports Writer and Tipster

This Japan v Chile prediction was written by Steven Brown. Steven is an internationally revered rugby coach and sports writer. Steven's technical knowledge of the game, built upon numerous coaching qualifications and experiences as a Director of Rugby for clubs in both hemispheres, make him invaluable to us at Betinireland.ie. Channelling his extensive experience and keen analysis, his predictions are able to provide insight into aspects of the game that regular fans and pundits may have otherwise missed. It is Steven's dedication to his prediction-writing that has, so far, made him one of the top rugby writers in Europe.