You back Arsenal to beat Tottenham but you’re scared of a draw. Draw No Bet means if Arsenal wins, you win. If it’s a draw, you get your stake back. Only lose if Arsenal loses. This calculator shows you the numbers.

What It Does: Simple calculation: shows your payout if your team wins, and reminds you that draws = refund. Also shows the implied probability so you can see if the odds make sense.

When This Makes Sense: Derbies (where draws are common), end-of-season matches (where teams are conservative), matches between evenly matched teams where you slightly favor one side but wouldn’t bet your life on it.

How to Use It:

Select the team you fancy
Enter the Draw No Bet odds
Enter your stake
See your potential win and the probability breakdown

Draw No Bet Calculator

🛡️ Draw No Bet

Get your stake back if the match ends in a draw

💡 How it works: If your team wins, you win. If it’s a draw, you get your money back. Only lose if your team loses.

🏠

Home Team

✈️

Away Team

Your Stake (₦)

Home Team Odds

📊 Possible Outcomes

Betting On

–

– –

If Draw –

– ❌ Lose Stake

💰 Tip: DNB odds are typically lower than regular match winner odds because the draw risk is eliminated.

Keep Reading: Job Offer Comparison Tool

Real Comparison: Arsenal to beat Spurs:

Regular Match Winner odds: 2.20
Draw No Bet odds: 1.75

The DNB odds are lower because you're getting insurance. If it ends 1-1, your regular bet loses but DNB gives your money back. Worth it? Depends on how likely you think a draw is.

The Trade: Lower odds in exchange for the draw safety net. If you're confident in your team winning and draws are unlikely, skip DNB and go for the regular bet at better odds. If draws are likely, DNB is your friend.