Currie Cup Top Try Scorer
The top try scorer market is the Currie Cup's headline player bet — one outright on who scores the most tries across the whole season. Here is how to play it.
How the market works
You back a player to finish the season as the competition's leading try scorer, at odds set before the first round. It runs the full season, so it is a long, rewarding hold. Wings, outside backs and the occasional rampaging loose forward or centre dominate the market — tight forwards rarely feature. The biggest edge is backing a prolific finisher from a province expected to go deep into the knockouts, because more matches means more chances to score.
Finding value
A finisher in a strong, attacking side can pile up tries through the league phase, but if the province bows out early, the run ends — so a try scorer from a side with a kind run and a deep knockout campaign can pip them. Pair the market with the Currie Cup outright odds to see who is expected to last, the teams page for attacking strengths, and the Currie Cup predictions page for form. See the Currie Cup guide for all the markets.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Currie Cup top try scorer bet?
An outright bet on which player scores the most tries across the whole season. It is set before the first round and settles after the final.
Which players win the top try scorer market?
Almost always wings and outside backs from provinces that reach the knockouts, since more matches mean more try-scoring chances. Tight forwards rarely win it.