How many "Draws" can you bet on at a time?

[Saint-loup]

Well I don't think many bettor will play more than 80% of their bankroll on any outcome, draw, win, Draw No bet or Double Chance to be honest. Except maybe if the bet has 1.01 odds, but I don't remember having ever seen such odds for a draw actually and I don't think it will ever happen for a regular soccer match.

I'm not betting a draw unless it's for $10 or less and I have watched more than 50% of the game and see nothing that makes me feel either team has an advantage. Betting draws is a losing bet in the long run. I'm definitely never betting a parlay with a bunch of draws. Imagine betting 10 teams in a parlay all draws, the odds would probably be 100000-1. Massive win if you got lucky, but likely wasting your money.

It's even more than that because usually odds for draws are between 3.0 and 5.0 so for a 10 legs parlay of 10draws, the total odds would be around 4^10 that is to say around 1 million.

[Fortify]

This topic is for sports bettors alone, don't comment if u don't have any experience about sports betting. The title of this thread is the first question and the second question is, how much can you risk in a draw prediction? For example, can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

It's a bit of a random question, if you are willing to drop 80% of your money on a single prediction then why not just go all in? You seem to have enough faith that the bet will win, so your best expected value would be to max it out. I personally have only used a small amount, more like 10-20% of my account balance on these sort of bets, but it is going to be very unique to each individual - their personal financial situation, how often they gamble, how much is at risk ($10 or $1000?), whether they think they have some sort of knowledge advantage that is missing from the bet being offered and how much risk they are willing to take in general.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

This topic is for sports bettors alone, don't comment if u don't have any experience about sports betting. The title of this thread is the first question and the second question is, how much can you risk in a draw prediction? For example, can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

Betting on Draw is quite risky especially especially when one of the teams is stronger than the other.
Although betting on draw gives us greater returns, it often leads to losing the bet.
Most of the times when I have bet on draw, I have lost the bet and so I prefer placing bets when one of the teams have an edge.

To bet on draw, you should not bet on a match that one team is strong or weaker than the other. If you do that, you are sure not to win the bet. To bet on draw, it should be on a team that you know that they are so strong and their defense is strong too. Meaning that they will never allow their competitor to win and their competitor will not also allow them to win too, vice versa. That's how draw work, bro.

[o48o]

This topic is for sports bettors alone, don't comment if u don't have any experience about sports betting. The title of this thread is the first question and the second question is, how much can you risk in a draw prediction? For example, can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

I don't risk more then 80% of my balance on any bet. I might bet 5% on draw if it's a live game and near the end, but beforehand it's too risky.
Once before i had any system, i bet my last money on a draw of a boxing match as a hail mary and won 20x. I am not sure why i even picked that fight as i

I never won anything similar since, and these days draw is maybe an only thing i am not betting on.

[Ambatman]

I don't even risk up-to 20% in a game that seems so sure whether draw or not.
I believe what would go wrong Would surely go wrong and draws makes that very likely.
It's quite hard and risky picking a draw especially in more than one match in a row.
Never did or seen any that have done that.
I can only pick draw in a single match depending on the Team (can't bet Draw for Manchester City or Real Madrid)  and if i do
I usually bet would the mindset am trying my luck.

[Majestic-milf]

 Betting with the "draw" option isn't really my forte so whenever I try to I usually go with a 'safe' number of two draws because they usually have nice odds and when I combine the two, I will get a nice and tidy figure that I can stake an amount with. I've got a friend who usually picks like four to five draws and assuming out of ten times he picks draws, he wins like 5-6 times..
 

[yahoo62278]

I'm not betting a draw unless it's for $10 or less and I have watched more than 50% of the game and see nothing that makes me feel either team has an advantage. Betting draws is a losing bet in the long run. I'm definitely never betting a parlay with a bunch of draws. Imagine betting 10 teams in a parlay all draws, the odds would probably be 100000-1. Massive win if you got lucky, but likely wasting your money.

It's even more than that because usually odds for draws are between 3.0 and 5.0 so for a 10 legs parlay of 10draws, the total odds would be around 4^10 that is to say around 1 million.

Yea I was just pointing out that it would be an astronomical figure and if someone was able to predict that sort of win it would be a life changing amount of money. It would be nearly impossible to win a 10 teamer all draws without rigging the games.

It might be worth the gamble each week to place a $1 bet on a 10 teamer and see if you could get lucky.

[Tungbulu]

This topic is for sports bettors alone, don't comment if u don't have any experience about sports betting. The title of this thread is the first question and the second question is, how much can you risk in a draw prediction? For example, can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

First of all, for me I think the draw market in sports betting happens to be one of the most difficult markets to bet on, I don’t know about others, and because of this, I hardly attempt going for draws, I’d rather just stick with my 1 or 2 ( Home or Away) market or even the Under/Over and the Double Chance. These are the markets I prefer to stick with.

Now down to your question, if ever I decide to push my luck further and attempt betting on draws, I’d only pick a few draws, at least 3 draws should be just okay for me. And concerning how much I’ll be willing to wager on draws,  I think 80% of one’s bankroll is way too much to wager on draws, except I only deposited that particular amount specifically for that game, and this wouldn’t exceed 10% of my gambling budget for the week.

[GreatArkansas]

I am betting on a draw only if I can see the odds are more likely even and when I already a lot of winnings currently, it's like I am giving away money when I try to bet on a draw 
So, the amount is extremely small like the minimum bet amount that you can do in a platform.

[tusandii]

This topic is for sports bettors alone, don't comment if u don't have any experience about sports betting. The title of this thread is the first question and the second question is, how much can you risk in a draw prediction? For example, can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

I rarely bet on a live draw because I think it's harder than betting on the victory of a club that is favored by most people, but usually if it looks difficult to predict, I choose the double chance option, namely the club wins/draws and I use it quite often. But the odds are only small and the profit is not much if I choose this option, I rarely bet on single bets and enter several other matches to be used as a parlay bet to get bigger odds, but sometimes my bets lose because of the other options, but regarding the double chance draw, I win quite often because the risk of losing is small.

[Nrcewker]

I only go for draws when there is not much time left for the match to end. I know the odds will be less at that time, but still, I go for the draw. Generally, it is hard to predict if the match will go for a draw or not at the beginning of the match; hence, I wait for the last moment to take little profit from the match. Risking 80% of your bankroll is very risky. I can spend maximum 25% of the balance to fund the bet. If I face loss, then with the remaining balance, I will try to recover the lost funds first. We need to understand that the higher the return, the higher the risk involved.

[len01]

Every weekend I sometimes bet on a draw. But that is very rare for me to do. And I will also never bet 80% of my betting budget every week.
I have a limit on each bet on each match, for example on a draw only around $5- $7. And on other options such as Asian total and BTTS usually bet more than $10.
The reason I do this is because the odds on a draw are always big around more than @3.00 and when betting in small amounts you can also get pretty good results if the draw prediction is correct. Unlike Asian total and BTTS which usually only give odds below @3.00

[blue Snow]

This topic is for sports bettors alone, don't comment if u don't have any experience about sports betting. The title of this thread is the first question and the second question is, how much can you risk in a draw prediction? For example, can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

I ever all in my balance in a draw when bet Aston Villa vs Mu a while ago. It's not deliberate, it's just for fun and to have faith in my heart if the result will be expected. I never calculate my balance, so when my feeling tell me to bet in draw then I would not hesitate to do so. As we know, the odd draw is usually good and makes you will put the money as much as you want. Anything can happen in sport, even for the favored choices, there will be a small possibility will end with unexpected

[Strongkored]

This topic is for sports bettors alone, don't comment if u don't have any experience about sports betting. The title of this thread is the first question and the second question is, how much can you risk in a draw prediction? For example, can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

Not more than one, sometimes none at all.

For real bets, I rarely choose a draw, I tend to go to btts, but if I choose a draw, it is no more than 50% of the existing balance, but for bets like in pools/contests, I quite often choose a draw and sometimes no goals with fairly high odds because if I am wrong, nothing is lost except not getting points.

[salad daging]

First of all, for me I think the draw market in sports betting happens to be one of the most difficult markets to bet on, I don’t know about others, and because of this, I hardly attempt going for draws, I’d rather just stick with my 1 or 2 ( Home or Away) market or even the Under/Over and the Double Chance. These are the markets I prefer to stick with.

Sometimes a draw bet when the top teams meet and the home/away odds are not much different then the draw option is still very possible to choose, if the difference is very far then rarely choose a draw in football betting.

The odds market you mentioned is often bet on, especially Double Chance although the odds are small but I like it when in parlay betting is done.
That the odds of the series are usually on average large so the chances of winning are small.

[Obim34]

I do not usually add any draw to my main slip, I bet on that separately either just with two games on it. Understanding my discomfort first knowing it has lesser possibility of playing accordingly, I wait for the first game to end and if it is successful, I instantly will cash out, forfeiting the last game and just go with the profits from the  first game won
 
Since it's either two games or one in a slip, i would prefer to stake higher than the usual, I don't look basically on percentage calculations, I just enrol with as much bankroll I am comfortable using and able to bear if I lose.

[stompix]

This topic is for sports bettors alone, don't comment if u don't have any experience about sports betting.

Well, let me say it from the start the question is really, but really confusing!

How much can you bet on a draw? Well, obviously all the money you have on your account, and if that tops the limit of the bookie then what that limit is! How many "draws" can you bet at one time, again, it's a matter of the limit bookies have you can easily bet on 50 on a single ticket but it will be most likely useless since the multiplier will go above the maximum payout!
As for the second part of the question, betting 80% on a single match, no matter what you bet on, winner, asian handicap, goals, this is one thing no real bettor would do, what would be the point of it, draws have a maximum payout of around 6x and that's a risky bet, why gamble all your bankroll on it?

[Baofeng]

This topic is for sports bettors alone, don't comment if u don't have any experience about sports betting. The title of this thread is the first question and the second question is, how much can you risk in a draw prediction? For example, can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

That's too high in my opinion, usually in my case it could be just around 20-30% of my initial capital that I will put on a draw. As we all know that the odds for a draw is higher, so it might be better if you just put a decent amount of money.

I've hit draws on basketball games if I my recall it, usually I go for it if I see that the teams are almost equal in terms of strength and so I will take a small risk big reward by putting some money on it. And then the game makes it more exciting specially if you watch and you have a feeling that the draw is a possible outcome.

[iv4n]

Like some other members, I also don't bet on draw, maybe in some rare cases... but I like to play double chance or draw no bet. So even if I were to bet on a draw, I certainly wouldn't risk a very big bet. But if I choose a couple of games with a double chance then I can play with a bigger bet, the odds for a double chance are small as we all know, so without a bigger bet there is no real win.

Lately, I have mostly been playing on goals, and I like to combine the winner with the total goals as well as the total with both teams to score. That's what I find most interesting, and the odds can be very good.

[bitbollo]

You must play even that you feel confident even if these doesn't seems easy to get out. I would not just stick on a "gambling limit". I would just try to be and to win, in the easy and effective way that I may know.

Most effective bets (hence the more rewarding and the more risk) are bets on 0-0. Odds are bigger than @10. Exchange sites allow to sell these odds with bargain profit after few minutes of play.
Of course just one goal and the whole bet is a mistake and has no value....