Draw No Bet Predictions Today
Explore today’s Draw No Bet predictions on TodaysPredict. Back a team to win, with your stake returned if the match finishes level. Check the selections, compare the available odds and review the match details before deciding.
What Does Draw No Bet Mean?
Draw No Bet, often shortened to DNB, is a football betting market with three possible results: your chosen team wins and your bet wins; the match ends in a draw and your stake is refunded; or your chosen team loses and you lose your stake.
You may see the selections labelled as:
- DNB 1: The home team to win, with a refund if the match is drawn.
- DNB 2: The away team to win, with a refund if the match is drawn.
Standard full-time DNB bets usually cover 90 minutes plus stoppage time. Extra time and penalties are excluded unless the bookmaker states otherwise.
A Simple Draw No Bet Example
Suppose you place ₦1,000 on the home team at DNB odds of 1.60.
| Match result | What happens to your bet |
| Home team wins 2–1 | You receive ₦1,600: your ₦1,000 stake plus ₦600 profit. |
| Match finishes 1–1 | Your ₦1,000 stake is returned, with no profit. |
| Away team wins 0–1 | You lose your ₦1,000 stake. |
This example shows why the refund matters, but also where its protection ends. Draw No Bet does not protect you if your selected team loses.
What to Check Before Choosing a DNB Prediction
A team being difficult to beat is useful information, but it is only part of the picture. Your selection still needs to win for you to make a profit.
Start with the team’s recent performances at the relevant venue. A strong home record may say little about how the same side performs away. Look at the quality of opponents as well: beating struggling teams is different from competing well against stronger opposition.
Next, consider whether the team is creating chances and scoring consistently. An unbeaten run made up mainly of draws may produce several refunds without a winning return.
Team news also matters. An absent striker, a changed defence or a demanding fixture schedule can affect the outlook. Use recent head-to-head results as supporting context, rather than the main reason for a selection.
Finally, check the price. Lower odds do not make a prediction certain, and a draw refund does not automatically make a bet good value.
Draw No Bet vs Double Chance
These markets handle a drawn match differently. With DNB, a draw returns your stake. With a home-or-draw or away-or-draw Double Chance selection, a draw produces a winning bet.
For example, when backing the home side:
| Result | Home Draw No Bet | Home or Draw Double Chance |
| Home win | Bet wins | Bet wins |
| Draw | Stake refunded | Bet wins |
| Away win | Bet loses | Bet loses |
For the same team and match, DNB generally offers higher odds than the equivalent Double Chance selection because a draw earns no profit. Visit our Double Chance predictions to compare that option.
Using Today’s Draw No Bet Tips
Review the available selections on this page and confirm the fixture date, selected team and market before placing any bet. Bookmaker odds can change, so the price on your betting slip may differ from the one displayed.
You can also browse our today’s football predictions to compare other markets. A DNB selection should have a clear reason behind it; there is no need to choose one simply because the draw is refundable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Draw No Bet the same as predicting a draw?
No. You are backing a team to win. A drawn match returns your stake rather than producing a winning bet.
Does a 0–0 result qualify for a refund?
Yes. For a standard full-time DNB bet, 0–0 is a draw, just like 1–1 or 2–2.
Is Draw No Bet the same as Asian Handicap 0?
For the same match period and settlement conditions, they generally work the same way: a win pays out, a draw returns the stake and a defeat loses the bet.
Can Draw No Bet predictions lose?
Yes. If your chosen team loses, your bet loses. The draw refund covers only a drawn result, so keep stakes within a budget you can afford to lose and avoid chasing losses.