Just 3.9 percent of entrants have picked England to win the final by 12 and under, and 2.1 percent picking Australia to win the final by 12 points and under.
The most popular opponent for the All Blacks in the final is Australia (33 precent) just edging England (31 percent) and Ireland (23.6 percent.)
In the "Pool of Death", Australia and England are predicted to progress, with both sides holding an 80 percent majority to defeat Wales.
Piri Weepu has picked the All Blacks to win the tournament by a margin of 12 or under, while Hilary Barry and 1992 All Black Richard Turner have guessed our national team's victory will be by more than 13 points.
The Crowd Goes Wild co-host Andrew Mulligan said he had also picked the All Blacks, to win over Australia in the final. When asked who he'd picked for third and fourth place, he said: "It doesn't matter as long as the All Blacks win."
For those keen to take a punt, entries close at 11.59pm tomorrow.
Piri Weepu's picks
Semifinal 1
New Zealand over South Africa by 13 and over
Semifinal 2
Australia over Ireland by 12 and under
Bronze final
South Africa over Ireland by 12 and under
Final
All Blacks over Australia by 12 and under
Hilary Barry's picks
Semifinal 1
New Zealand over South Africa by 12 and under
Semifinal 2
Australia over Ireland by 12 and under
Bronze final
South Africa over Ireland by 12 and under
Final
All Blacks over Australia by 13 and over
Richard Turner's picks
Semifinal 1
New Zealand over South Africa by 13 and over
Semifinal 2
Ireland over England by 12 and under
Bronze final
South Africa over England by 12 and under
Final
All Blacks over Ireland by 13 and over
How it works
• Enter your picks for free at www.onepunt.co.nz
• Entry is limited to people aged 18 and over and there is a limit of one entry per person.
• A winning team and margin must be picked for each of the 48 matches.
• There are three margin options for every game: 0-12 , 13 and over, or a draw.