In football and other sports, a draw is a real possibility. With Draw No Bet, you get paid if your chosen team wins, lose your stake if they lose, and get a full refund if the match ends in a draw. Learn everything about how this market works on 64th, which sports it applies to, and what makes it different — all covered in detail on this page.
How it works and how it differs from the standard 1X2 market
The most common market in Sports Betting is 1X2 – home win, draw, or away win. Of these three outcomes, the draw is a notable risk, as draws happen fairly often in football. Draw No Bet (DNB) is a special market option that effectively removes the third possibility – the draw. With this market, only two outcomes are possible: If the team you backed wins, you get paid out. If they lose, you lose your bet. And if the match ends in a draw, your entire stake is refunded – no profit, no loss.
On the 64th platform Draw No Bet this market tends to be most appealing when the gap in quality between two teams is unclear, yet one side is considered a slight favourite. Compared to a straight 1X2 bet, DNB offers a layer of protection against the risk of a draw.
In football, roughly one in every three matches can end in a draw. DNB helps protect against potential losses in these situations by refunding your stake.
In exchange for draw protection, DNB odds are generally a little lower than in the standard 1X2 market. This is entirely normal and simply part of how the market is structured.
What happens to your bet based on your chosen team's result in the Draw No Bet market
Warning: The examples above are for illustrative purposes only. Before placing any bet on 64th, verify the applicable odds, refund process, and terms and conditions for that specific market. Terms & Conditions Full details are available on the page.
An illustrative example of how odds differ between two market options on the same match
All three outcomes can be backed; the draw is also available as a separate bet.
Only two options; odds are lower but draw protection is included.
The odds above are purely hypothetical examples — not real market odds. DNB odds are lower because the bookmaker has already factored in the draw refund benefit. For real bets, the odds and terms displayed on the 64th platform are final.
How to find and place a Draw No Bet wager on the platform
On the login page and sign in. If you are a new user, please Registration .
Open the Sports Betting section on the platform. Select your preferred sport and league.
Select the match you want to bet on. Look for "Draw No Bet" or "DNB" in the list of available market options.
In the DNB market, click on either the home or away option. Your chosen team will be added to the bet slip.
Enter your stake amount on the bet slip. The estimated payout will be calculated and displayed automatically.
Click the "Place Bet" button. Once the match ends, your account will be credited or refunded based on the result.
| Market type | Sports Betting Special Markets |
| Full name | Draw No Bet (DNB) |
| Number of options | 2 (Home or Away) |
| If your team wins | Pays out according to the odds |
| In the event of a draw | Stake returned (Void) |
| If the team loses | Bet lost |
| Odds Comparison | Slightly lower than 1X2 |
| Regular matches | Football, Hockey, and others |
The DNB market is only available in sports where a draw is a possible outcome. Sports like tennis or basketball do not typically offer DNB since draws cannot occur. Check the market list on the 64th platform to see which matches have DNB available.
See how Draw No Bet works across four hypothetical scenarios
Keep in mind: All examples above are entirely hypothetical and for illustrative purposes only. Actual odds, terms, and refund processes for real bets will follow the information displayed on the 64th platform. No predictions are being made regarding specific match outcomes or odds.
Understand how DNB differs from other common Sports Betting markets
| Category | Draw No Bet (DNB) | 1X2 (Standard) | Double Chance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Number of options | 2 (Home/Away) | 3 (Home/Draw/Away) | 3 Combinations |
| In the event of a draw | Stake refunded | Lost (if not covered by draw) | Coverage Possible with Double Chance |
| Odds Value | Lower than 1X2 | Highest | Lowest |
| Level of risk | Medium | Higher | Low |
| Strategic Advantage | Draw protection | No draw protection | Covers two outcomes |
| Void result | Void on Draw | Not Voided | Not Voided |
| Typically available for which sports | Football, Hockey | All draw-eligible matches | Football, Hockey |
The Double Chance market lets you cover two outcomes at once (for example, a home win or a draw). Unlike DNB, a draw still pays out here. That said, the odds are even lower. Each market has its own structure and advantages – which one is "best" depends entirely on your strategy and the situation.
Why this market is a favourite among many bettors
Even with the protection that Draw No Bet offers, Sports Betting always carries risk. Staying within your budget, keeping emotions in check, and treating it as entertainment are what matter most. While DNB refunds your stake on a draw, you still lose if your team loses – never lose sight of that risk.
Read the Responsible Gaming PolicySet a loss limit before you start. Even with a DNB refund, losses are still possible — never chase bets beyond your budget.
Look at each team's recent form, home advantage, and head-to-head record. Even so, no amount of research can guarantee a result.
Avoid the temptation to chase losses with bigger bets. Every match is independent – past results have no bearing on what comes next.
Draw No Bet is just one market option – it is not a winning strategy. Always remember the core reality: if your team loses, your bet loses too.
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Draw No Bet is a well-established market option in the world of Sports Betting. Regular football bettors often consider it, especially when two evenly matched teams face off but one appears to have a slight edge. In such cases, backing the "home win" in a standard 1X2 market can be risky, since a draw would mean losing the bet. DNB significantly reduces that risk.
DNB may be available among the various market options in the Sports Betting section on the 64th platform. It will be listed as "Draw No Bet" or "DNB" in the market menu. For any given match, you can bet on either Home DNB or Away DNB. Which one you choose depends on which team you believe will win.
In terms of odds, DNB will always offer lower odds than the 1X2 market. This is normal — the bookmaker factors in the cost of refunding draws into the odds. Simply put: you're taking on less risk, so the reward is smaller. Over the long run, however, many bettors find this tradeoff well worth it.
Draw No Bet is most relevant in football, where draws are a regular occurrence. Statistically, top European leagues see roughly one to one-and-a-half draws in every four matches played. That means backing a team outright carries around a 25–30% chance of losing solely due to a draw. DNB protects your stake in those 25–30% of cases.
That said, DNB is not always the right choice. If you think a team could either draw or win, the "Double Chance" market may be a better fit. And if you are highly confident a team will win and want a higher payout, a straightforward 1X2 bet may be the way to go. A solid betting strategy stays flexible and adapts to each situation rather than relying on a single market.
One important thing to keep in mind: getting a refund on a DNB bet does not mean you are making money. A returned stake simply means you ended that round where you started. If you repeatedly place DNB bets on matches that end in draws, you may get your stake back each time, but platform fees or the spread can lead to losses over the long run. Think of DNB as a risk management tool, not a source of income.
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| DNB | Draw = Refund, Loss = Lost |
| 1X2 | Three separate options |
| Double Chance | Two Outcomes Combined |
| Asian Handicap | Goal Margin Dependent |
| BTTS | Will both teams score? |
| Over/Under | Bet on total goals |
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