Tri-Nations Profits From BettingChoice

South Africa took a step closer to securing their second consecutive Tri-Nations title by beating the All Blacks 22-16 in Cape Town on Saturday. The Springboks head the table with two wins out of two following last week's win over Australia.Before the Tri-Nations began, Johnny O'Shea recommended South Africa at 9/2 to retain the title our resident rugby expert said would win twelve months ago - when they were priced at 10s.Furthermore, it was also recommended before the weekend to latch onto the 15/8 available for arguably the best side on present form to beat New Zealand.The Kiwis are still odds-on favourites to win the competition with the Springboks into 7/4.The All Blacks though will need an improved performance when they face Australia in Sydney next Saturday if they are to have any chance of justifying their favouritism.With less than one week remaining of Big Brother, Eugene is emerging as a genuine contender to scoop the £100,000 first prize.Available at 8/1 earlier in the week, the 27-year-old is now a best price 2/1 to be last person standing in the house. The gamble follows his eviction survival against Derek on Friday evening.Should Eugene go on to win, it would be a fantastic result for those who followed the original bettingchoice advice to back "any other" contestant only three days into the show. Then VC Bet offered a massive 20/1.Still favourite to win is Anthony who is generally priced at 1/2. Makosi, Craig and Kinga are given little chance of winning.