Draw No Bet

"Draw No Bet" Statistics

The table above provides statistics and rankings for teams playing in many major football tournaments from around the world. The rankings lists teams with good performances in terms of winning their matches, winning and drawing, drawing and losing or just losing games. While teams with notable performances on "Winning games" are a great option for betting on them in the "Draw No Bet", so are the ones in "Winning and Drawing games". On the other side, the ranking teams in "Losing" tab should actually push the punter to place a "Draw No Bet" on the opposite side, whoever they would be disputing the match with. The statistics provided here are for the current season, with data from past tournaments available when selecting "Previous Season" filter. Newly started competitions will require several matches to be played by each team before inclusion in statistics.

The "Draw No Bet" table can be filtered to only show stats for Win, Win or Draw, Draw or Lose, Lose stats. Only individual football competitions can also be displayed, as well as the possibility to display data only for Home played matches or Away games.

Data on this table is updated daily.

What Football Tournaments are Featured in "Draw No Bet"?

• England: Premier League
• Spain: La Liga
• US: MLS
• Australia: A League
• France: Ligue 1
• Brazil: Serie A
• and many more top football leagues from around the globe

What is "Draw no Bet"?

"Draw no Bet" is a betting market that removes the possibility of a draw from the available outcomes. In this market, bettors can either back the home team or the away team to win. If the match ends in a draw, the bet is voided, and the stake is returned to the bettor. Essentially, it's a safer form of betting where the risk of losing is reduced, but so are the potential returns, as the odds are generally lower than in the standard 1X2 market.

How Can These Stats Be Utilized in Betting?

1. Reduced Risk: The "Draw no Bet" market is ideal for matches where you believe there's a clear favorite, but there's also a chance it might end in a draw. It offers a safety net by returning the stake in case of a draw.
2. Betting Strategy: If a team frequently wins, especially at home, but has occasional draws, it might be worth considering a "Draw no Bet" on them in their next home fixture. This market provides a balance between potential returns and risk.
3. Tactical Insights: Teams with high "Draw no Bet" percentages might be consistent in their performances, avoiding defeats but occasionally drawing matches.

In conclusion, the "Draw no Bet" market is a favorite among bettors who seek a balance between risk and reward. By eliminating the draw outcome, it provides a level of security, especially in matches where the result is hard to predict. By leveraging the stats provided on this page, bettors can make more informed decisions, potentially enhancing their betting experience. As always, it's essential to bet responsibly and use these stats as a guide rather than a definitive predictor.