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

[Ultegra134]

My answer to this question is no, no matter how certain you think your prediction on a match is it's advised to stake moderately because anything can still happen at the end of the day. Soccer is filled with a lot of possible outcomes, a match that has the potential of turning out to be a draw can end with a different result. A full time draw option for me is very unsafe and anytime I decide to pick this option I always stake very low. Learn to apply risk management in gambling in order not to have huge losses.

Well, the outcomes for a football match are pretty limited: win, loss, or draw. With that being said, to me, drawing looks like a riskier option; I'm not saying it is, but I'm not often opting for it. I've seen some people choose it because I've noticed that it generally provides decent odds, but I haven't had my fair share of luck anytime I've attempted it. I usually choose to bet on two to three matches at most; that way, I can focus on achieving a few meaningful wins that will yield the outcome I'm anticipating, allowing me to further and more carefully analyze the situation. 

[$crypto$]

My answer to this question is no, no matter how certain you think your prediction on a match is it's advised to stake moderately because anything can still happen at the end of the day. Soccer is filled with a lot of possible outcomes, a match that has the potential of turning out to be a draw can end with a different result. A full time draw option for me is very unsafe and anytime I decide to pick this option I always stake very low. Learn to apply risk management in gambling in order not to have huge losses.

Well, the outcomes for a football match are pretty limited: win, loss, or draw. With that being said, to me, drawing looks like a riskier option; I'm not saying it is, but I'm not often opting for it. I've seen some people choose it because I've noticed that it generally provides decent odds, but I haven't had my fair share of luck anytime I've attempted it. I usually choose to bet on two to three matches at most; that way, I can focus on achieving a few meaningful wins that will yield the outcome I'm anticipating, allowing me to further and more carefully analyze the situation. 

The result of the match is Win - Draw - Lose, this is a normal match but in the bookie odds there are so many odds options offered that even I myself have never tried all the odds.

A draw usually gives higher odds than the odds of winning or losing, so in betting the higher the odds the lower the chance of winning so a draw is still not safe to get in the odds.

I focus more on other odds than picking a draw.

[Ultegra134]

The result of the match is Win - Draw - Lose, this is a normal match but in the bookie odds there are so many odds options offered that even I myself have never tried all the odds.

A draw usually gives higher odds than the odds of winning or losing, so in betting the higher the odds the lower the chance of winning so a draw is still not safe to get in the odds.

I focus more on other odds than picking a draw.

Bookies offer several options that I still haven't bothered with yet; I'm only fiddling with the basic three alternatives, which you already mentioned as well. The lower chances of winning in soccer and in sports in general are a "trap." There are no guaranteed matches, and more often than not, I've been burned with what I thought was an easy bet. The previous weekend, in the Greek Super League, the match of Olympiakos, one of the best Greek teams, vs. Levadiakos, a new team that joined the League this year, ended in a tie. It was completely unexpected, and those who bet on a tie earned a great sum of money.

[Peanutswar]

During esports especially with Dota 2 most of the teams need to do a round robin and make the highest score or at least passing score to qualify for the event so most of the games right there is best of 2 only so the chance is got a win game for 2:0 or a draw of 1:1, of course, higher risk, but the game offers a draw match so the option is just 33.33% win rate I do rarely make a bet for the map 1 or 2 match winner than do a draw bet because its too much risky on my side. Better to play safe if you don't know the performance of the team yet.

[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?

From my one time experience of a draw I Forcast years back in 2017, I predicted 7 draws in single slip and only 1 game cut the slip
And that wa actually a first half,  and I could recall vividly about that scenario,  the list odd was about 1.92 odd,  all was a first half draw event, so I from that experience one can do way up to 7 different draws,.

Draws usually attract big odds, I think the least I have seen is from 1.7 and above, before the game would start, and not on a live match event. I don't normally use very big amount of money,  if can gather good 3 draw games , it will pay off without having to risk high.

You are even lucky to have staked on 7 draws and only 1 failed. If I had 5 successful draws out of nine draws, I will definitely accept cash out amount because I know that all can not be successful. Draws are very risky and tricky, you better grab a good cash out offer when you can.

[m2017]

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

And does this topic apply to those who don't bet on sports (now), but have had similar experience in the past?

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?

Although I personally have never bet on a draw (bet on one of the sides to win), if I were sure of a draw, I would be ready to risk even 100% of my balance. But it should also be noted what the odds would be for such a bet: I would hardly risk most of my balance for the sake of insignificant multipliers.

[rachael9385]

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 bet on draw, and even if I have bet on draw, it might be ones and I am not sure if that game ended as predicted. However, according to the second question, I am not still sure how much I would bet on draw because it's very risky to bet too much money on it.
Risking 80% of the money I can afford to lose is one thing and risking 80% of what I can not afford to lose is another dangerous thing, so I would not risk 80% of what I can, and what I can not afford to lose on draw.

[bias]

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

And does this topic apply to those who don't bet on sports (now), but have had similar experience in the past?

Once a sports bettor, always a sports bettor...

As for OP's questions, I don't usually chase draws but sometimes I choose them, not for the whole game though but only for half-time settings. In general, I'm satisfied with my half-time draw results. Of course, it all depends on the competition and the teams. As I can recall, I chose it only 2 times in a parlay, 1 time I won, and the other time I lost. However, I never bet on more than 3 games in my parlays and when I choose draws, then strictly only 2 games. Fewer winnings but more safety.

[taufik123]

Yes, that's right, mate. If the team you are betting against is also as strong as the team you are supporting or maybe they have equal strength, that means that you can either say your favorite team will win or they are going to draw.

But even though in terms of data analysis and the game of the opposing team is strong, some percent also depends on luck,
because there are also great clubs that end up losing because they underestimate opponents who they think are weak or below them.

But for some people even though the opposing team is strong they will only bet indeed, and it blinds them to pride, even though in the end their bets lose or even do not get any profit.

Such people who adore their beloved clubs too much will only lose money in the end if they don't make the bets they should.

[shasan]

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.

I never placed any bet on esports and also I do not want to place on gambling bet as I think it is not a real game and is computer computer-generated game. As it is a computer-based game the result can be manipulated and the result can't on my favor.

[Cityhunter34]

My answer to this question is no, no matter how certain you think your prediction on a match is it's advised to stake moderately because anything can still happen at the end of the day. Soccer is filled with a lot of possible outcomes, a match that has the potential of turning out to be a draw can end with a different result. A full time draw option for me is very unsafe and anytime I decide to pick this option I always stake very low. Learn to apply risk management in gambling in order not to have huge losses.

Normally in gambling anything can happen at any given time that's why is always advise able to gamble what you can afford to lose but although sometimes you can see a game as draw but due to fear you wouldn't be able to use a huge amount of money to bet the game. Actually a full time draw option can be somehow for some people but for me I love playing full time draw because normally my best options in gambling is always draw and I use to play a single draw because playing a single draw is more better than playing 2 to 3 draws because once you play more than 1 draw in a betting slip the possibility of losing is always slim.

[DaNNy001]

The draw option is probably one of the most unsafest selection In the market if you ask me...I can take the risk of playing a single draw game,  betting on multiple draws can decrease the chances of winning...my strategy for picking draw games is just to look for two teams playing against each other that are at the bottom of their league table, overtime I have discovered that those teams end up with a goaless draw or perhaps 1-1..This is just what I observed from my analysis,I am not saying it's a sure way of making draw selections... besides nothing is  safe in gambling.

[Samlucky O]

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 personally have not bet on a single draw before. Although I have included it in one of my games but haven't stake only draw as seperate game on a ticket because I feel the sense of high risk because draw is always hard to predict. If I want to even include draw iny game I usually make it a double chance game, by predicting it as 1x, 2x GG, 12, bts & 1 win or BTS & 2 win and many other. These are likely the kind of Games I play but not draw(X) .

[Eternad]

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.

I never placed any bet on esports and also I do not want to place on gambling bet as I think it is not a real game and is computer computer-generated game. As it is a computer-based game the result can be manipulated and the result can't on my favor.

E-sports is stands for all online games tournaments such as Dota2, CS:GO, Valorant and many more which is an official tournament played by real e-sports player.

I think you are pertaining on the old version of e-sports which is just a game simulation based on the program dedicated on the team. E-sports is now just like regular sports which you can bet and watch it live since it’s broadcast by popular stream channel like Twitch and Youtube.

[Antotena]

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 might not be a pro when it comes to draw matches, actually there are gamblers that do this only. They don't bet on any games other than draw options because they are good. With 3 games, you are guarantee of 30 odd on average and more because the odd is dependent on the previous matches the teams has played, if they have been playing draw in the past, the odd will be small and if it's rare, the odds is going to be bigger because they know that it's likely not going to happen.

As for me, I don't like it. If you draw matches in a bet, you will likely win other options 19 times before you win 1 draw bets but maybe I'm not skilled enough on how they played them but I always loss. What I do know is that some people that bet draw matches are wizard, sometimes I wonder where they picked their games from, they don't pick games frkm popular leagues, it's the unpopular games they bet the most.

[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?

I personally have not bet on a single draw before. Although I have included it in one of my games but haven't stake only draw as seperate game on a ticket because I feel the sense of high risk because draw is always hard to predict. If I want to even include draw iny game I usually make it a double chance game, by predicting it as 1x, 2x GG, 12, bts & 1 win or BTS & 2 win and many other. These are likely the kind of Games I play but not draw(X) .

We happen to share the same point of view on this subject, personally I feel that draws happen to be the most difficult market/option to bet on and if/when I’m making predictions, I would never dare to include it on my bet because draws are most unlikely to come. Just like you I can go with the double chances and that’s it, except maybe I just feel like testing how lucky I can be for that day, then I can pick just one draw to try out my luck, although I’ve been lucky a few times with such lucky shots but most times, it always ends in ruin lol.

[bubilas]

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.

I never placed any bet on esports and also I do not want to place on gambling bet as I think it is not a real game and is computer computer-generated game. As it is a computer-based game the result can be manipulated and the result can't on my favor.

E-sports is stands for all online games tournaments such as Dota2, CS:GO, Valorant and many more which is an official tournament played by real e-sports player.

I think you are pertaining on the old version of e-sports which is just a game simulation based on the program dedicated on the team. E-sports is now just like regular sports which you can bet and watch it live since it’s broadcast by popular stream channel like Twitch and Youtube.

I also thought that this is what they meant. But modern eSports are fair games with betting, and everyone can see every move of the players. No cheating, certainly at big tournaments. At small ones, I admit that there are fixed matches, but not all of them. It is for the bright emotions that I like the world of eSports, and there is huge money in this sphere of betting and games now.

[Oluwa-btc]

Draw game can be calculated based on the time of the match, let say when a game is already at around 70 minutes, betting on draw is most near accurate at this time since the timing for risk is almost gone and far spent, so if I can go almost 100% of my entire balance to stake in such match to win draw.

Yeah draw games are more effective usually when the game is at the brisk of ending and you have so much fate in your favourite teams, then you're sure the game will hit at a draw then that's when you need to bet let's say about 20 to 30mins before the game ends. But sometimes a draw is less predicted cause you can define the position of the match between the two teams then betting with a draw on both of them can result to a loss, so it's better to switch between games while betting.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

About how many draws you can bet, it depends on the site. Amount of game wise I know stale for example limits parleys to 20 games as far as I remember, this I got might be not up to date though since last time I made a monster parley is a long time ago.
Sites also put a limit on max odds or max payout normally. With draws having average odds of about 3x it only needs 13 games to reach odds of almost 1.6 million. No clue if a site would accept a bet with odds that high, the risk vs reward ratio is just really bad for the site. Sure it’s not likely that somebody wins such a bet but risking 1.6 million just to earn 1$ seems a bit out of place.

[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 personally have not bet on a single draw before. Although I have included it in one of my games but haven't stake only draw as seperate game on a ticket because I feel the sense of high risk because draw is always hard to predict. If I want to even include draw iny game I usually make it a double chance game, by predicting it as 1x, 2x GG, 12, bts & 1 win or BTS & 2 win and many other. These are likely the kind of Games I play but not draw(X) .

Yea, some players thought it wise not to bet on draws because of its high risk but some people that add it are doing so because of the high odds which means high reward. I don't do draw games most of the time but rather by best strategy is to compilation of just small odds which I think can possibly play as predicted.