DNB stands for Draw No Bet in SportyBet and other betting platforms. It is a type of bet where you eliminate the possibility of a draw as an outcome. This means you are betting on either the home team or the away team to win, but if the match ends in a draw, your stake is refunded.
How Draw No Bet Works:
- Bet on the Home Team (DNB):
- If the home team wins, you win the bet.
- If the match ends in a draw, you get your stake back.
- If the away team wins, you lose the bet.
- Bet on the Away Team (DNB):
- If the away team wins, you win the bet.
- If the match ends in a draw, you get your stake back.
- If the home team wins, you lose the bet.
Example Scenario:
- Match: Team A vs. Team B
- Your Bet: Team A to win (DNB)
- If Team A wins 2-1, you win your bet and receive the payout.
- If the match ends 1-1 (draw), your original stake is refunded.
- If Team B wins 0-1, you lose the bet.
Benefits of Draw No Bet:
- Lower Risk: Since your stake is refunded if the match ends in a draw, DNB is less risky compared to a traditional 1X2 bet.
- Good for Close Matches: Ideal when you believe one team is likely to win but there’s a significant possibility of a draw.
Considerations:
- Lower Odds: Because the draw option is removed and your stake is returned in that outcome, DNB bets usually have lower odds compared to regular match result bets.
- Useful for Accumulators: Including DNB in accumulator bets can reduce the risk of losing the entire bet if one match ends in a draw.
Draw No Bet is a popular choice for bettors who want to back a team but want to minimize their risk, as they get their money back if the match is a stalemate.
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In SportyBet, 1 2 & GG/NG refers to a type of combination bet that predicts both the outcome of the match (1 or 2) and whether both teams will score (GG/NG). Here’s what each part means:
Breakdown of Terms:
- 1: A bet on the home team to win.
- 2: A bet on the away team to win.
- GG (Both Teams to Score – Yes): Both teams will score at least one goal each during the match.
- NG (Both Teams to Score – No): At least one team will not score, meaning the match could end with a 0-0 score or with only one team scoring (e.g., 1-0, 2-0, 3-0, etc.).
Combination Bets (1 2 & GG/NG):
When you place a bet like 1 & GG or 2 & NG, you’re combining two conditions that both need to be met for you to win. Here’s how these combinations work:
- 1 & GG:
- The home team must win the match.
- Both teams must score at least one goal each.
- Example Win Scenario: A match ends 2-1, 3-2, or any result where the home team wins, and both teams score.
- 1 & NG:
- The home team must win the match.
- Only the home team scores, or the match ends without both teams scoring.
- Example Win Scenario: The match ends 1-0 or 2-0.
- 2 & GG:
- The away team must win the match.
- Both teams must score at least one goal each.
- Example Win Scenario: A match ends 1-2, 2-3, or any result where the away team wins, and both teams score.
- 2 & NG:
- The away team must win the match.
- Only the away team scores, or the match ends without both teams scoring.
- Example Win Scenario: The match ends 0-1 or 0-2.
How to Use This Bet:
- Select your combination in the betting options on SportyBet.
- Ensure you understand that both conditions need to be fulfilled for the bet to win.
- These bets typically offer higher odds due to the increased difficulty of fulfilling both conditions.
Benefits of 1 2 & GG/NG Bets:
- Higher Odds: Because you’re betting on a specific match outcome and whether both teams score, these bets offer higher payouts than single bets.
- Strategic Betting: Useful if you believe a match will be competitive and both teams have good scoring capabilities.
Example:
- Bet Placed: 1 & GG (Home team wins and both teams score)
- Match Outcome: 3-1 (You win the bet because the home team won and both teams scored)
This type of bet is for bettors who want to take on a bit more risk for potentially greater rewards.
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