Draw No Bet: Easy Explained with Example

Draw No Bet (DNB) is a betting market that eliminates the option of a draw from a wager. You just pick a team to win, but if the game ends in a tie, you still get your money back.

Example Draw No Bet (DNB), Stake

How Does Draw No Bet Work?

You just need to pick a team to win and make a wager. If it wins, you win. Draw? You get a refund. If your team loses, you lose.

There is a catch: DNB has lower odds than regular 1X2, because you have more chance of getting your money back. For example, look at this table of odds for a match between Wolverhampton and Tottenham:

As you can see, the draw is removed. If you bet $10 on Tottenham to win, you can win $15 ($10 x 1.50) or lose $10. If you bet $10 on Tottenham with Draw No Bet, you can win $11 ($10 x 1.18), get $10 back, or lose $10.

When to Use Draw No Bet?

Draw No Bet is a smart bet when you want to avoid a draw. Here are some tips on when to use it:

1. Back the underdog: Think the favorite is weak or overhyped? Bet on the underdog with DNB and get your money back if it’s a tie.
2. Hedge your bet: Think the strong team won’t lose, but might not win either? Bet on them with DNB and secure your stake if it’s a draw.
3. Mix it up: Want to boost your winnings? Use DNB in a parlay or a system bet.

What Sports Can You Use Draw No Bet For?

DNB is available for most sports that have 3 possible outcomes: win, draw, or lose.

• Football
• Rugby
• Cricket
• Hockey

Pros and Cons of DNB