Shortly after the start of the Six Nations comes another great tournament that satisfies any rugby purist's craving. The sub-continent sensation that is the Super 14 is just two rounds old but we've already had one of the most incredible games in its history. On Friday, as the Lions from South Africa took on the Chiefs from New Zealand this fortunate soul bought £5 of the Chiefs' Multi-Points at 225 (1st half game points x 2nd half). They've implemented some more new rules this season (to do with defenders releasing in the tackle) and it may well have had an instant effect. The fans at Coca-Cola Park were treated to a festival of tries! I'm not going to beat about the bush (as they say in the Australian adult film industry), one hundred and thirty seven points were scored in 80 minutes of play. There were incredible scenes at half-time as the Chiefs led 27-25 in what already seemed like a full-time score. A shedload more points followed in the second half with both sides going at it. Who won the game now didn't matter to the punter, it only mattered that the Chiefs continued to score, notching up another 45 points in the second half. Final score 72-65 to the Chiefs. I'm no Hawking but the maths read: (27x45 - 225) x £5 = £4,950. Wow!

Sometimes, no matter how hard you try your luck just isn't in. On Wednesday night I got a touch of the Chevys and after unsuccessfully getting with Chelsea, Sevilla and West Brom, I chose to stay up, get with and watch the Scottish Great Britain curling team bottle it against some spotty Swedish teenagers. Anyway, I digress. Wayne Rooney, he's been playing quite well lately. So what's wrong with a little buy of his Player Performance on Saturday against that team he used to play for? One client bought at 75 for £100 and considering he'd scored 10 goals in eight games and is now being talked about as the world's current best player, would his luck be in? It wasn't, as the game not only passed the man from Croxteth by, it also passed his team mates by as the Toffees showed what they can do. Despite taking an early lead through the man who never seems to celebrate, Everton proved too good for Rooney and co. Restricting the dynamic striker to a one-on-one and a free-kick which was deflected wide. A paltry 44 was all the striker could muster meaning a £3,100 loss for the punter. Rooney then went and scored a brace in the next game. As frustrating as doing your pieces in the curling!

Six Nations Stupid, careless, idiotic. Whatever the coach wants to call it, indiscipline has been a real theme in the first two rounds of this year's Championship. And with a total of six yellow cards dished out in as many games, our opening Total Yellow Cards quote has now been made to jump two and a half points to 12.5-14.

Football Chelsea took advantage of United's slip-up against Everton when they ran out comfortable 2-0 winners against struggling Wolves. Ancelotti's side had moved four points clear, although United clawed this back with a 3-0 midweek win over West Ham, making their visit to OT on April 3rd a likely title decider. Chelsea have been bought up two points on our Premier League Championship Index this week to 49-52

At the other end of the table Bolton remain in the bottom three following their 3-0 thumping at Ewood Park. That result means the Trotters have only taken five points from a possible 24 under Owen Colye's leadership, and with games against Wolves, West Ham, Sunderland and Wigan to come, it's make or break time for the Premiership strugglers. Bolton Season Points are down two to 35.5-37.


Sporting video fun

Brett Lee retired from Test cricket this week and here Andrew Flintoff reveals exactly what he said to Lee at Edgbaston in 2005. Oh and here's a pretty good goal.