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Draw No Bet Explained

Published 8 Jun 2026

Draw No Bet removes the draw from the equation and refunds your stake if it happens. Here is how it works.

With Draw No Bet (DNB) you back a team to win, but if the match ends in a draw your stake is returned β€” you neither win nor lose.

How it pays

  • Your team wins β†’ bet wins (at slightly shorter odds than the standard win market).
  • Draw β†’ stake refunded.
  • Your team loses β†’ bet loses.

DNB vs the alternatives

DNB sits between the full win market and double chance: safer than backing the win outright, but better odds than 1X/X2 because a draw returns your money rather than paying out. It's effectively a 0.0 Asian handicap β€” see our Asian handicap guide. Use it when you fancy a team but want insurance against the stalemate.

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