Draw No Bet Betting Explained

Draw no bet (DNB) is a bet on the home or away team to win, with your stake refunded if the match is drawn. It removes draw risk at lower odds than 1X2.

How it works

Pick the home or away team. If they win, you win; if they lose, you lose; if the match is drawn, your stake is returned.

DNB is equivalent to an Asian handicap of 0 (level ball) on the selected team.

Worked example

Scenario: Home DNB priced at 1.55, you stake €10. The match ends 0–0.

Outcome: The draw refunds your €10 stake; no profit, no loss. A home win would return €15.50.

Pros

Draw risk removed via stake refund
Higher value than double chance for a favourite
Simple two-outcome bet

Cons

Lower odds than a straight win
No payout on a draw, only a refund

How to bet on Draw No Bet

1Open DNB. Find the Draw No Bet market on a fixture.
2Choose a team. Back the home or away side.
3Stake. Enter your stake and confirm.
4Compare odds. Compare DNB prices on WBookie.

Frequently asked questions

What happens to a draw no bet if it's a draw?

Your stake is refunded in full — the bet is void with no profit or loss.

Is draw no bet the same as Asian handicap 0?

Yes. Backing a team on DNB is equivalent to a level-ball (0) Asian handicap on that team.

18+. Betting involves financial risk. Only stake what you can afford to lose. See our responsible gambling guidance.