Strategies to use for Refunded Beting in case of a draw

Otherwise known as Draw No Bet (DNB), the refunded bet in the event of a draw only applies to predicting a victory for a team or for its opponent. Consequently there’s no chance to bet on a tie game if this result is one of the probable outcomes of the match in progress. In case of a tie game, the bookmaker will reimburse your bet. Find out more on DNB or refunded bets in the event of a draw in the paragraphs below.

Using Draw No Bet “Tie ” as a potential strategy

More often than not, and it’s quite likely, the match on which you’ve placed a wager turns out to be undecided. In this kind of situation it can be a challenge to determine who is the real favourite because the two teams seem to play on the same level. This is often the case when some of a team’s key players are absent for a game. Their performance in a game suffers and it then proves difficult to establish which team will emerge the winner. As soon as this closeness becomes apparent in the statistics and in direct confrontations between the two teams, the odds of 1 and 2 (in a 1N2 bet) remain identical and approach N (a draw). As a result of their uncertainty, deemed too risky, punters have no interest at all in this kind of match.

Admittedly, however, certain factors or certain information, upon analysis, may reveal which of the two teams might be able to turn the situation around and win the game. A refunded bet in case of a draw (Draw No Bet) then becomes an excellent option for receiving an unexpected pay-out. If, for example, your analysis points to a bet on 1, the closest unfavourable result will be N (null). Yet, in the event of a tie game you won’t lose anything because the amount that you wagered will be reimbursed. In this case the Draw No Bet option protects players from a high degree of uncertainty.

Combining separate bets 1N2 + DNB on the same game

This alternative strategy demonstrates that it’s also possible to make two identical predictions on separate bets on the same game. To do this, simply place a wager on a 1N2 and on a DNB. The benefit of using this approach is that it provides an opportunity to strengthen the first bet as a result of using Draw No Bet while also minimizing risk.

That being said, if you’re frustrated by low odds, then you have the option of increasing your wager for a single bet or even to bet on the winner in a DNB. If you chose the first option and the match ends in a draw, then you would lose the whole bet. On the other hand, if you made a wager on a DNB and the game ends up in a tie, you would only lose the 1N2 bet but your additional DNB wagers would still be eligible Of course, in the event that your prediction turns out to be right, the first option would earn you more money. In this case, the DNB may limit your potential losses.