THE Rugby World Cup top try-scorer odds to win what is one of the most prized accolades in the sport.
Only a handful of players can say they've topped the charts, with even fewer also winning the World Cup in the same tournament.
World Cup betting trends have already seen plenty of punters back the big-name stars for the 2019 edition of this tournament.
Rieko Ioane and Jonny May are, of course, the rugby betting favourites.
FULL ODDS FOUND HERE.Here are the 10 favourites to top the try-scoring charts.
Rugby World Cup top try-scorer odds
10. Juan Imhoff (Argentina) - 25/1
CARDIFF, WALES - OCTOBER 18: Juan Imhoff of Argentina evades Dave Kearney of Ireland during the 2015 Rugby World Cup Quarter Final match between Ireland and Argentina at the Millennium Stadium on October 18, 2015 in Cardiff, United Kingdom. (Photo by Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images)
9. Ben Smith (New Zealand) - 23/1
8. George North (Wales) - 20/1
6=. Josh Adams (Wales) - 20/1
Aviva Player of the Month for December 2017 is Worcester Warriors, Josh Adams, who poses with his Aviva Player of the Month Award on Tuesday 9th January 2018 at Sixways Stadium, Worcester, England (Photo: Phil Mingo/PPAUK)
6=. Cheslin Kolbe (South Africa) - 20/1
5. Waisake Naholo (New Zealand) - 13/1
Waisake Naholo of New Zealand runs with ball - Photo mandatory by-line: Dean Lancaster/Pinnacle - Tel: +44(0)1363 881025 - Mobile:0797 1270 681 - VAT Reg No: 183700120 - 02/10/2015 - SPORT - RUGBY UNION - RUGBY WORLD CUP 2015 - POOL C Match 23 - New Zealand v Georgia- Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, Wales.
4. Aphiwe Dyanty (South Africa) - 12/1
2=. Jacob Stockdale (Ireland) - 10/1
Jacob Stockdale of Ireland celebrates with his mum Irelands Natwest 6 nations win after the six Nations Championship match, between England and Ireland at Twickenham Stadium, London , UK, on the 17th March 2017. (Photo:Dean Lancaster/PPAUK)
2=. Jonny May (England) - 10/1
1. Rieko Ioane (New Zealand) - 15/2
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA - SEPTEMBER 30: Sonny Bill Williams and Rieko Ioane of New Zealand celebrate with the trophy after winning a match between New Zealand and Argentina as part of Rugby Championship 2017 at Jose Amalfitani Stadium on September 30, 2017 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. (Photo by Gabriel Rossi/Getty Images)