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

[satscraper]

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?

Sometimes I bet on draw with the the average risk of around 10%. Draw  even in  in the level match   is  a kind of the  center of gravity  which hard to define owing to unforeseen circumstances which may happen in its course thus I prefer to not risk more sum  in a single prediction ^{(as I commonly loose at such betting, my biased ones are more profitable for me).}

[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?

Sometimes I bet on draw with the the average risk of around 10%. Draw  even in  in the level match   is  a kind of the  center of gravity  which hard to define owing to unforeseen circumstances which may happen in its course thus I prefer to not risk more sum  in a single prediction ^{(as I commonly loose at such betting, my biased ones are more profitable for me).}

We say that gambling is something that we are always uncertain about our prediction but draws is one of the most uncertain prediction that anyone will stake on and even if you want to stake on draws, it should be with a small amount and don't also add it in your accumulation because it can be the result why your game with cut.

[shasan]

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 usually do not take part in any bet whether that is soccer or cricket. I usually take a side and if I think there might be an issue then I use the term if (or). And for draw I would never bet such an amount eg 80% of my investment/current balance. But if the current balance is too low then that could be the difference.

[Hirose UK]

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?

Sometimes I bet on draw with the the average risk of around 10%. Draw  even in  in the level match   is  a kind of the  center of gravity  which hard to define owing to unforeseen circumstances which may happen in its course thus I prefer to not risk more sum  in a single prediction ^{(as I commonly loose at such betting, my biased ones are more profitable for me).}

We say that gambling is something that we are always uncertain about our prediction but draws is one of the most uncertain prediction that anyone will stake on and even if you want to stake on draws, it should be with a small amount and don't also add it in your accumulation because it can be the result why your game with cut.

Calculation of predictions with draw seems very small to happen, most gamblers must have predictions that on average are win for one of the team and if they bet on draw they will definitely choose the safer one with Double Chance because it minimizes failure.
Regarding the actual bet amount without taking draw, it is also better not to bet larger amount of money, honestly for my own experience it is better to make more matches in one multi bet slip by getting big odds and that way can get decent win even for the amount of bets in limited money.
Besides, for some reason I also always lose more when taking draw several times, this is what makes not choose draw.

[bubilas]

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 like to bet on eSports but I have never bet on a draw. This is probably because the score dynamics are always very high there, and we can often see match results like 6:44, and this is not football where the final score is always low, like 1:2 or something like that. Therefore, in a football match it makes sense to bet on a draw, but in eSports it makes no sense at all.

[ethereumhunter]

We say that gambling is something that we are always uncertain about our prediction but draws is one of the most uncertain prediction that anyone will stake on and even if you want to stake on draws, it should be with a small amount and don't also add it in your accumulation because it can be the result why your game with cut.

You can placing any bet, draw, win, or lose but with one condition, you know how much money you can use. That will prevents you from the big lose and you will not gonna regret it but that is not like that happen. People tend to place their bet with more money and not thinks about the risks that they can get from gambling. Gambling is about uncertain no matter if we believe that our prediction can win so we can only try to analyze and place our bet based on our prediction.

[summonerrk]

I would bet on a draw only in one case, if I was sure that both teams (if we are talking about football, for example) have very similar results of victories and defeats in relation to other teams. And at the same time, the results of their previous meetings are plus or minus a draw. The difference is one point plus or minus.

But I have never encountered such situations in my career as a bettor. Betting on a draw is very dangerous.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

It depends on what I receive from my pool friends. I have received up to four draws which all played out. But beyond playing them together, I still split them out and stake them individually just in case since there's no guarantee that I'll win them. It's a very risky prediction though since the two teams must be equal on scores at the end of 90 minutes and I hardly forecast them myself.

Draws are for high stakes, I can go for as much as $20 on a single draw game, then when combining them, I lower my stakes since the multipliers would fetch me something good if I'm lucky

[coinerer]

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 depends on who's gambling budget is, the lower the bet, the higher the amount of his budget a single bet.  For example if I have a gambling budget of $10 I would not hesitate to bet 100% of my budget on a single bet.  Many times it has happened to me that I put the entire amount of my budget on a single bet. many times I put it in Draw prediction. but the draw prediction bets are very difficult to win. but sometimes it is possible to win them at very big odds. and i also have the experience of winning big odd from draw prediction

[Agbamoni]

It depends on what I receive from my pool friends. I have received up to four draws which all played out. But beyond playing them together, I still split them out and stake them individually just in case since there's no guarantee that I'll win them. It's a very risky prediction though since the two teams must be equal on scores at the end of 90 minutes and I hardly forecast them myself.

I still wonder how the pools are being conducted because I have been given 3 draw odds by a colleague who always plays pool and out of the three draws 2 were successful. I split the game individually as I see it impossible to play all three of them in a single bet slip. The odds of failing are high. I think this is the best to split the game one for each stake and probably you might end up winning one or the three as the case maybe with luck. 

Draws are for high stakes, I can go for as much as $20 on a single draw game, then when combining them, I lower my stakes since the multipliers would fetch me something good if I'm lucky

The odds for draws are about 3 odds or more. So, if you want to bet on draws then you get to use a decent amount of money that we can afford to lose. The reason why people don't bet on draws much is because the odds are not worth the risk. There is a higher chance of one side winning in a game compared to the chances of a draw. The bookers would have made the draws to be from 5 odds to 7 odds that better. 

[DubemIfedigbo001]

I still wonder how the pools are being conducted because I have been given 3 draw odds by a colleague who always plays pool and out of the three draws 2 were successful. I split the game individually as I see it impossible to play all three of them in a single bet slip. The odds of failing are high. I think this is the best to split the game one for each stake and probably you might end up winning one or the three as the case maybe with luck. 

The ways of the pool is another technique which is beyond our understanding and I like to keep it at that. My brain is filled with a lot of things currently and I don't even try adding understanding the pools to my to-do list.

As far as I get my games when it's out, I'm very much fine with that and yes it's better to split the games when staking them since it increases your chances of winning as against combining all

[Lida93]

can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

Very good op used the word expected and not that the gambler is certain about the game ending absolutely in a draw. I don't see why I would want to use  up to 80% of my balance to stake on any game, especially not for draw selection. I have been a sports bettor for years now and I can vividly say that among all the straightforward bet options/selections like home win, away win, it's draw that's the hardest to predict in sports games. And I that's why bookies usually gives it a big size odds because they understand that the chances to win with it are petite.

[kotajikikox]

can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

Very good op used the word expected and not that the gambler is certain about the game ending absolutely in a draw. I don't see why I would want to use  up to 80% of my balance to stake on any game, especially not for draw selection.

To be fair, you are only always expecting when you are gambling. No matter what kind of betting odds you place, you will only be assuming things based on a handful of data and track records. Statistics  is a gambler’s friend especially in sports gambling.

Sure you can predict draws but even with other betting odds, I do not think betting 80% of your balance in a single match is recommended. No matter how much you have studied statistics and how much you believe in them… you can only just assume things , Nothing is certain and betting 80% of all your funds can end really really badly

Anything can happen in live sports and sometimes a team may pull a miracle and go against all odds and what seemed to be a sure result may not be as sure anymore after

[bitLeap]

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?

Honestly it seems very rare for me to bet on a draw, it can be said that it is the least expected option by some gamblers. I mean every time I bet on football, the options I focus on are only 2 (lose or win) measuring based on the strength of each team and often looking at H2H. So the draw prediction is only for the moment of the big team meeting, because as far as the beginning of the season where the big teams meet at the end of the season, I can put the draw option as long as the comparison of strength is thin.

[Perfectbaby]

can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

Very good op used the word expected and not that the gambler is certain about the game ending absolutely in a draw. I don't see why I would want to use  up to 80% of my balance to stake on any game, especially not for draw selection. I have been a sports bettor for years now and I can vividly say that among all the straightforward bet options/selections like home win, away win, it's draw that's the hardest to predict in sports games. And I that's why bookies usually gives it a big size odds because they understand that the chances to win with it are petite.

Sincerely, draw is actually hard to win but sometimes this could likely achieve with some local league or up rising team with equal strength where scoring are equal or can be 0-0 and 1-1 such team that always has equal strength are rear to find. If it's under or over, something like go go no go it can be very easy to predict because there are more chance and likelihood that among the two teams one must score.

[madnessteat]

There are bettors who specialize in betting on a draw, but I never make such bets, because in my opinion it carries increased risks. I prefer to bet on clear favorites, even if I win, I will not get as much winnings as if I win a bet on an underdog or a bet on a draw. I am not ready to increase my risks so much, because I am not a professional in this field, nor a sports analyst, but rather bet for fun. If you think about it, I do not even know a single person from my circle who would specialize in betting on a draw.

[Lida93]

can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

Very good op used the word expected and not that the gambler is certain about the game ending absolutely in a draw. I don't see why I would want to use  up to 80% of my balance to stake on any game, especially not for draw selection.

To be fair, you are only always expecting when you are gambling. No matter what kind of betting odds you place, you will only be assuming things based on a handful of data and track records. Statistics  is a gambler’s friend especially in sports gambling.

But it differs in the magnitude of expectation for a draw selection and that of a straight home win or away win in a football game. Unlike where we have a favourite with high propensity to win in a game which will raise our confidence, it's not so with draw option as all you look forth with is that both sides keep playing at equal energy without any upset.

can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

Very good op used the word expected and not that the gambler is certain about the game ending absolutely in a draw. I don't see why I would want to use  up to 80% of my balance to stake on any game, especially not for draw selection. I have been a sports bettor for years now and I can vividly say that among all the straightforward bet options/selections like home win, away win, it's draw that's the hardest to predict in sports games. And I that's why bookies usually gives it a big size odds because they understand that the chances to win with it are petite.

Sincerely, draw is actually hard to win but sometimes this could likely achieve with some local league or up rising team with equal strength where scoring are equal or can be 0-0 and 1-1 such team that always has equal strength are rear to find.

Even in local leagues draws ain't that easy to come by irrespective of equal strength of both teams it could actually end in 1:0 0:1 or worse case 2:0  . Except you're trying to talk about those unpopular leagues that games are usually fixed but getting  solid informations about those particular games is another task entirely.

[BABY SHOES]

There are bettors who specialize in betting on a draw, but I never make such bets, because in my opinion it carries increased risks. I prefer to bet on clear favorites, even if I win, I will not get as much winnings as if I win a bet on an underdog or a bet on a draw. I am not ready to increase my risks so much, because I am not a professional in this field, nor a sports analyst, but rather bet for fun. If you think about it, I do not even know a single person from my circle who would specialize in betting on a draw.

Betting on a draw does have a big risk can still be counted for a draw while in any favorite match the best result is that they want to win one of them.

I think someone who bets on a draw is very rare unless the team is strong, like in the Champion League between Barcelona vs Bayern Munich a draw is still very possible and some people might dare to make a bet.

Even myself if I only bet on $5 for a draw in this match I am still able to do it... for me this is still very possible.

[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?

I usually do not take part in any bet whether that is soccer or cricket. I usually take a side and if I think there might be an issue then I use the term if (or). And for draw I would never bet such an amount eg 80% of my investment/current balance. But if the current balance is too low then that could be the difference.

Everyone or gambler usually have their strategy and game type preference and while you are not interested in draws prediction, many other gamblers are interested at it. People are tempted to bet on draws because of the high odds that comes with it. Staking with 80% of one's balance will depend on the value that is left in the account, for example, if you have just $1 or $2, you can just spend all on  the bet.

[crwth]

Well, with your question, it all depends on the capital involved. Personally, I have tried 100% but it's just around $30. But that is not for a draw. I always check the performance of the matches that they have done and see which team is higher in terms of performance. So it is quite hard for me to be on the draw because I always conclude that there would be a better team.

You could have multiple draw bets, right? It depends on the platform you use for your betting.