Draw no bet (DNB) predictions

Draw No Bet Predictions for Today and the Weekend

Our in-house tipsters produce draw no bet predictions every day so you can always find the best tips across Europe’s major leagues and competitions including the Premier League, La Liga and the Champions League. Check out the latest ones below.

Tuesday 24th March – 19:45 – Raith Rovers v Partick Thistle – Away Win

Prior to entertaining St. Johnstone, Partick Thistle had won seven and drawn seven of their previous 16 games in the Championship, thus making them a reliable source of dnb football predictions. Before hosting Airdrieonians, on the other hand, Raith had won just twice in 16 league matches.

Thursday 26th March – 19:45 – Wales v Bosnia and Herzegovina – Home Win

Wales have emerged victorious from five of their last six World Cup Qualifiers on home soil, so it is always advisable to back them for victory. That said, Bosnia and Herzegovina have drawn five of their previous eight away games in this competition, so our dnb predictions feature the hosts.

What does Draw No Bet mean?

The draw no bet market gives you the opportunity to back either the home or away team to win. If the team you backed wins, your bet wins. If the team you backed loses, your bet loses. If the result is a draw, the bet is void and your stake is simply returned. If the draw no bet selection is part of an acca the individual selection is removed and the acca continues as if it had never existed.

With this protection comes tighter margins for profit though so it’s still crucial to find expert draw no bet predictions if you want the best returns.

Draw No Bet Accumulator

Draw No Bet accumulators can be a great way of ensuring one wrong result doesn’t ruin your acca. If you are building an acca full of home wins, for example, you could back all of them as draw no bet selections. This will result in lower odds but ultimately might end with a winning accumulator, rather than one completely ruined by a last minute equaliser. Alternatively, if there are just a couple of selections you think might go awry, you could make all your other selections in the WDW market, and simply add the ones you’re unsure about as draw no bet predictions.

This market vs Double Chance

Draw No Bet and Double Chance can have similar effects in insuring or protecting your accumulator from one bad result. However, you should use them in different scenarios. Using a home win/draw double chance bet is the best bet if you think there is a roughly 50/50 chance of each result happening. But you should use draw no bet if you are pretty confident a side will win but think that there is a small chance of the draw. This is because the odds you’ll get on a draw no bet will be better, provided the team does actually win.

Draw No Bet Stats

To help you make the best bet possible, we have loads of statistics and information. You can check out a team’s form, separated into the relevant competitions, and see goals scored, conceded as well as games won, drawn and lost. You can also use our league table to see whether a team has a knack for going unbeaten against teams below them in the league for example, which might make them a good candidate for a draw no bet selection.
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