The draw no bet market provides a twist to match odds, offering a bit of security to punters wagering on sporting events at UK betting sites.
Put simply, draw no bet (DNB) means that your stake will be returned if the match ends level, whilst winnings are paid out if your backed team wins.
Draws can be hard to predict, but for a game that’s expected to be tight, draw no bet can prove a valuable betting tool.
If you’re new to draw no bet markets, The Standard’s sports team has unpacked how it works.
What is draw no bet?
Essentially, draw no bet…
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