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Tipperary's Sean Ryan shows good control against Galway in Sunday's National Hurling League game, which Tipp won by five points. Picture: Tom Beary/Sportsfile
Tipperary are joint second favourites to win the Allianz National Hurling League Division One title.
The Premier County are rated as a 3/1 chance behind All-Ireland and league champions Limerick, who are 13/8 favourites.
Tipperary and Limerick, who each have maximum points from their opening two games, are scheduled to meet at the TUS Gaelic Grounds at 7.30 on Saturday evening, March 9 in the second last round of the competition, ahead of the semi-finals.
Cork are joint second favourites for the title at 3/1, followed by Clare at 5/1.
The Banner are the third and final side in the top tier with an unblemished record.
The full betting is
13/8 Limerick
3/1 Tipperary
3/1 Cork
5/1 Clare
6/1 Galway
7/1 Kilkenny
14/1 Cork
18/1 Waterford
28/1 Wexford
66/1 Dublin
500/1 Antrim
500/1 Offaly
500/1 Westmeath
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