Draw No Bet Predictions Today

Today's Draw No Bet Tips

In the table you'll find the side we're backing and its price. These are games where we expect a winner but can see a draw happening, which is the situation this market was made for. Click into a match for both teams' form, draw record and home and away results.

What Is Draw No Bet?

With draw no bet (DNB) you pick one side, and a level score no longer counts against you. A win pays at the odds, a draw cancels the bet and refunds every penny of the stake, and only a defeat for your team loses. Only the regulation 90 minutes and added time are counted; extra time and shoot-outs are ignored.

On an accumulator, a drawn leg simply drops out. The rest of the slip stays alive, and the total price is recalculated without that match. It settles exactly like Asian handicap 0, which our Asian handicap predictions page covers alongside the other lines.

How the Odds Compare

Because a draw can no longer beat you, the price is always shorter than a straight win on the same team, and longer than double chance. As a rough guide, a team priced 2.40 to win, in a match where the draw is 3.20, comes out at about 1.65 in this market. A 1,000 stake then returns 1,650 on a win, gives the 1,000 back on a draw and loses only on a defeat. The smaller win is what you pay for the cover.

Draw No Bet or Double Chance?

Both soften the blow of a draw, but in different ways. Double chance (1X or X2) treats the draw as a winning result, so it pays on two outcomes out of three and carries the shortest odds. Draw no bet only hands your stake back on a draw, so it pays more when your team does win. Choose DNB when you expect a win and just want insurance against a late equaliser. Choose double chance when a draw would suit you too and you want the bet to pay either way. Our double chance predictions cover that market.

When It Works Best

• Tight fixtures. When two sides are close in quality and both draw often, the refund earns its keep.
• Underdogs that are hard to beat. An away team that defends well is a classic pick: a better price than double chance, and your money back if it holds on for a point.
• The doubtful leg on a slip. Moving one uncertain match onto this market stops a single draw from wrecking the whole accumulator.

It suits heavy favourites far less. When a draw is unlikely, you give up value for protection you barely need, and a slip made entirely of these legs ends up with odds too short to justify the risk.

What to Check Before You Bet

Begin with draw rates: how often each team has drawn this season, and how often this fixture has finished level in the past. Then look at where the points come from. A side that almost never loses at home makes a natural pick on its own ground, even if it shares the points fairly often. Last, read the team news, because one missing striker can turn a likely win into a likely stalemate.

Draw No Bet FAQs

What happens to my stake if the game is drawn?

You get it all back. Nothing is won and nothing is lost.

Is DNB the same as Asian handicap 0?

Yes. They settle identically: paid on a win, refunded on a draw, lost on a defeat.

Can I put it in an accumulator?

Yes. A leg that ends level is removed, and the slip is paid on the remaining matches.

Prefer a straight result? See our home win predictions, or the away win predictions for visiting sides.