The midlanders have had the better of their opponents in recent meetings.
Laois captain Brian Byrne says tomorrow's Leinster Football Championship Preliminary Round opponent's Wexford won't need any extra motivation.
The O'Moore County have won the last three meetings between the pair, with their clash coming in February of last year in the national league, where the midlanders came out on the right side of a 1-19 to 12 point victory.
However the Graiguecullen club man says the new rules suit John Hegarty's side.
Throw in is at six o'clock at Wexford Park tomorrow evening.
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