Backing the draw
A draw tip backs the match to finish level after normal time. Draws are the hardest result to predict, which is why they pay the biggest odds in the 1X2 market and why this page usually has only a few picks a day.
When a draw becomes likely
- Two closely matched teams with similar form and league position.
- Defensive sides that score few goals.
- Matches where a point suits both teams.
Handling the risk
Because draws lose more often than they win, stake smaller amounts than you would on shorter prices and judge the market over many matches, not one weekend. Be wary of anyone offering "sure draws" or fixed draws, as no such thing exists.
If you like a draw but want more cover, the double chance page lets you combine it with a home or away win. Every draw tip is graded on the 90-minute score on our results page.
Frequently asked questions
Does a 0-0 count as a draw?
Yes. Any level score after normal time wins a draw bet, including 0-0.
Why are there so few draw tips?
Draws are hard to predict, so we only publish them when the prices point clearly to an evenly matched game.