01 Definition
Draw No Bet (DNB) removes the draw as a possible outcome. If your team wins, you win. If they lose, you lose. If it's a draw, your stake is returned. It offers lower odds than a straight win bet but with the safety net of a draw refund.
02 Example
You bet Draw No Bet on Chelsea at odds of 1.65 (vs straight win at 2.00). Chelsea win: you profit. Chelsea lose: you lose your stake. Draw: you get your money back.
03 Why It Matters
DNB is popular for risk-averse bettors who want to back a team without the risk of a draw. It's essentially adding insurance but at the cost of lower odds. The removed draw probability is "paid for" through reduced returns.
04 How thetipster.xyz Uses This
DNB isn't a market we signal on, but understanding it helps tipsters offer their subscribers different risk profiles on the same match. Some tipsters layer our over signals with DNB on the favorite for diversified content.
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