What is Double Chance and Draw No Bet?

Definition: Double chance and draw no bet (DNB) are football markets that change how a draw affects the bet.

Double chance covers two of the three match outcomes with one bet:

1X - home win or draw.
X2 - draw or away win.
12 - home win or away win.

Draw no bet removes the draw from the market:

If the chosen side wins, the bet wins.
If the match ends in a draw, the stake is returned.
If the chosen side loses, the bet loses.

Pricing: both markets are derived from the main 1X2 prices, so their odds are lower than a straight win bet on the same side.

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