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Draw No Bet
Football Predictions
Back a team. Get your stake back on a draw. Explore the probabilities, compare public results and understand the price before you decide.
Standard full-time DNB covers regulation time plus stoppage time. Check your bookmaker's settlement rules.
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Public DNB results explorer
Compare model-selected teams with their final scores. Figures below simulate DNB using estimated odds; they are not an audited betting record or actual bookmaker returns. Pre-match analysis is available through the premium dashboard.
| Match / competition | DNB selection | FT score | DNB result | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fetching the latest public results from 1x2.ai. | ||||||
How are selections, estimated odds and ROI calculated?
We use the higher of the home and away model probabilities only when it also exceeds the draw probability. Tied predictions and draw-led matches are excluded. Win probability is normalized across all three outcomes and is not the probability of avoiding defeat.
Estimated DNB decimal odds = 1 + (1X2 decimal odds - 1) / 2. For example, 2.20 becomes 1.60. This is an illustrative assumption used in our results tools, not a conversion that recovers real DNB prices. Actual prices depend on the draw probability and bookmaker margin.
A win earns estimated odds minus one unit. A loss costs one unit. Draws return the stake and are excluded from the settled-result count and ROI denominator. Estimated ROI = net units / (wins + losses) × 100. Filters recalculate the full matching sample, not just the visible page.
Only FT or FINISHED records with complete probabilities, valid odds and a regulation-time final score qualify. Extra-time, penalty, awarded and walkover results are excluded. These calculations use the public API's current prediction snapshot; it may differ from a prediction recorded before kickoff. Missing or incomplete records are excluded rather than counted as losses.
KNOW YOUR RETURN
Draw no bet calculator
Enter the DNB odds offered by your bookmaker and a stake to compare all three outcomes. Returns include your stake; profit does not.
Example: a 10-unit stake at 1.60 returns 16 units if your team wins, 10 if the match draws, and zero if your team loses.
Understand the market →- Team wins
- 16.00 returned (+6.00 profit)
- Match draws
- 10.00 returned (0.00 profit)
- Team loses
- 0.00 returned (-10.00 loss)
FROM RESULTS TO YOUR NEXT SHORTLIST
Find your angle before kickoff.
Explore the full 1x2.ai platform for pre-match probabilities, AI Edge market combinations and advanced match filters. Compare the win and draw probabilities behind a potential DNB selection, then check the available bookmaker price.
- Compare home, draw and away model probabilities
- Combine AI Edge markets with advanced filters
- Explore team statistics and match context in one dashboard
A CLEARER WAY TO READ THE MARKET
What does draw no bet mean?
Draw no bet, also called DNB, lets you select either team to win while treating a draw as a void bet. A winning selection pays at the agreed odds, a draw refunds the stake, and a losing selection loses the stake. The refund protects against one outcome; it does not remove the risk of losing.
Draw no bet vs double chance vs 1X2
| Market: backing the home team | Home wins | Draw | Away wins |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1X2: home win | Win | Loss | Loss |
| Draw no bet: home | Win | Stake refunded | Loss |
| Double chance: 1X | Win | Win | Loss |
How do probabilities relate to DNB odds?
If a model estimates a 50% home win, 30% draw and 20% away win, the fair home DNB odds are (1 - 0.30) / 0.50 = 1.40, before bookmaker margin. The conditional win probability excluding draws is 50 / (50 + 20) = 71.4%. That is not a 71.4% chance of winning the match: the original win probability is still 50%.
A quoted price above a model's fair price suggests value only if the probabilities are reliable. Compare team news, available odds and how the prediction models work. A higher model probability alone does not establish a profitable bet.
Read the results with context
Draws contribute zero profit. Excluding them from the denominator produces an ROI per non-void bet, which differs from ROI on every stake originally placed. Small samples and estimated odds can make results look stronger or weaker than actual betting performance. Use the explorer to understand patterns, not as proof of future returns.
Draw no bet questions
Is draw no bet the same as Asian handicap 0?
For the same match period and settlement rules, Asian handicap 0 has the same win, refund and loss outcomes as draw no bet. Check the market terms before comparing prices.
Does draw no bet include extra time?
Standard full-time football DNB is settled on regulation time plus stoppage time, excluding extra time and penalties. Special markets can have different rules. See the 90-minute settlement explanation and your bookmaker's terms.
Are the DNB odds on this page real bookmaker prices?
The calculator accepts your actual bookmaker price. The results explorer uses an explicitly estimated DNB price based on the available 1X2 odds. The two should not be treated as interchangeable.
Where can I find today's draw no bet predictions?
Use today's match list to explore fixtures and the premium dashboard to analyze pre-match 1X2 probabilities. DNB requires a team selection and separate DNB odds from your bookmaker. Public prediction data in this explorer is available after matches finish.
How often are these results updated?
The page requests public results every five minutes while visible. Dates use UTC, and filters apply to the selected day's available API records. Refresh failures are shown beside the table.
Is draw no bet a guaranteed winning strategy?
No. A draw returns the stake, but your team can still lose. Lower odds compensate for the draw refund. No model or market guarantees profit.