Topic: How many "Draws" can you bet on at a time? - page 6. (Read 1096 times)

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.

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.

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.

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.

I don't bet on draw but on winning, how many goals to be scored and player that will score goal. I don't bet more than my budget for every game no matter how sure I believe the game is for me to win. The reason is because you might have confidence in the game and bet with big amount and the outcome turns out to be the opposite.

Risking 80% is abnormal when I am gambling because I might not have enough to bet on more matches if I lose the bet and it will make me lose the fun from other bets.

This is difficult, because in normal time 90 minutes there are many things that can happen. Football is complicated, let alone betting on a "draw" in FT time. Betting on a "draw" even just half the first half, does not necessarily result in a win. IMO, only a few gamblers dare to speculate on betting on a "draw". Even then, it has gone through careful research, analysis and consideration. Just imagine, betting 80% of our balance on a "draw" is not an easy decision. Except, in certain matches and we are very familiar with the competing teams. Or, other factors and so on. Several times I have bet on a "draw" result, but not with a large amount. We know very well, the odds given for the "draw" option are quite high. For me personally, the ideal is the total Asia or we usually call it Under / Over.

Draws are not my cup of tea in pre-live so i'd say around 2-3 matches would be my limit while staking a maximum of 3% per bet. If it's through live betting or a promotion about draws, I don't mind placing several bets as long as it works and continuously brings in the profit.

Same, i'd rather go with a similar market like draw no bet and double chance than go with the draw straight up because matches can easily become unpredictable and it only takes one goal from either side to ruin the draw.

A prediction is far from the meaning of been precise, it is a complete guess, even if its based on past histories and data the future isn't always going to repeat, so you have no assurance that things will go your way, this is worst more than a blind date.

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I am also a sport bettor and I don't take high risks like many people do, I risk very small amount of money, I make over 300 in dollars every month and I don't risk more than $20 on either sports bet or online gambling, this is what I can afford to lose.

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Risking 80% of your balance on a single prediction isn't that bad if this so called balance is not from your bank balance, I mean everything you have, if you are talking about your gambling balance, like my $20 for example then you can risk it all in one go, either on roulette or sport match but once you lose the money I hope you will be able to walk away, because many gamblers who lost their whole balance always run after their losses.

I consider draw is the same with win and lose, so it doesn't bother me at all because draw is normal to happen. Example Portugal vs Poland, their head to head draw 3x and Portugal won 3x, so draw happen the same like Portugal win.

Except you mean the sports that draw very rarely to happen like MMA or boxing, I will not dare to bet draw. It's really dangerous to bet draw, it's better for me to bet parlay of 5 match instead of draw.

Betting on Draws are so risky and right from time, I usually don't like to bet on draw until yesterday that my friend persuaded me to stake on 4 games as draw. At first I had doubt but I just agreed to it and I used the $4 on my balance to stake on the game but the first match busted the bet.  I was not disappointed though cuz I expected that to happen.

I wouldn't do that. I rarely bet on a draw. The odds are definitely good but the draw prediction always doesn't give me luck. I'm more comfortable with the BTTS option. or the choice to win on one of the competing teams.
Honestly, I rarely bet on a draw. maybe in one week, I will think about only 1 match that ends in a draw, no more. a draw is very difficult for me to predict. even in live betting on a match that has finished the first half with a draw score. I'm still not too confident to bet on a draw.

First of all, if you are willing to risk 80% of your balance, then it is almost an all-in bet. And one of the most important rules in betting is to not bet more than 1%-5% of your balance on one event, no matter if it is a win or a draw. So I would never even bet more than 1% of my balance on a draw, because I do not like to bet on a draw, because it happens less often than a win of one of the teams.

I am a sports bettor and the amount of funds I bets on depends on my confidence on the predicted games.
When making my predictions, I don't consider the number of draw games rather I only picks the draw game (s) depending on the potentials of the teams involved.

Actually my aim is to bet and win and not to count how many draws I can pick and there is absolutely no specific amount of when I am betting on draw games.

Infact, if I must have a range of amount to bet on draw games, I would bet on least amount because draw games is one must inevitable predictions compared to straight bets or point spread predictions.

Since it's hard for draws games to happen as predicted, I hardly have them in my games. But if the need arise for me to add draws, it doesn't exceed more than the two games. The rest of my bet games will be double chances of winning with either over 1.5 or under.

For taking risks in draws, I risk that separately with little money, not more than 5% of my weekly income. Before that happens, I have already programmed my mind that whatever the result be ''lose or win'', it's one of those things that a gambler meant to see from a gambler, never to put all hope in gambling for a potential winning.

does it have to be a particular numbers of draws on a single betting slip? If I'm led to include most of the games I'm selecting as draw, I just go on to do it without really considering the numbers of draws and playing and when I'm even including them on my ticket, I don't play a different slip that will contain all the draws while another slip will contain games that are iether straight win or over or under a particular odd.

Don't know how you Come about not using above 80% of your balance for a particular game but for me, my gambling budget is different and my amount per stake is also fixed. Just some selection is teams and games I'm a bit familiar with always solves it all and with that, even if things goes wrong it doesn't even affect me seriously.

When it comes to sports betting Especially the ranking Risk management is important. I personally recommend not risking more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction. No matter how confident you are The state of sports is unpredictable. And while research and data can give you insights, But there is no such thing as It's a "perfect bet," especially when you're predicting statistics. This is one of the hardest ways to succeed.

Statistics are notoriously difficult to call. And although statistics give many results But placing a large percentage of your balance in a single bet may not be the best strategy that can be used for a long time. I think spreading your bets over multiple outcomes and games is more sustainable. So even if one or two bets don't go your way, Your entire balance is also not at risk. Personally, I usually risk only a small amount — no more than 10-15% of my balance — based on projected numbers. At the same time diversify my bets across different markets to better manage risk.


I completely agree that betting on statistics is one of the most dangerous forms of betting. And hearing stories like the ones you mention really drives home that point. Although it's great to hear that someone has had great success. But it's important to remember how rare these experiences are. Race betting can be very attractive because of the odds. Especially in football But it's definitely not something that will generate money on a regular basis. As you said Matches can start with a score of 0-0 but are often very tense before the final whistle.

Personally, I think paying dividends on 80% of your balance is too risky. And it's not something I would recommend. It's best to bet low — around 5% to 10% — to avoid big losses. The uncertainty of sports Especially when the results seem competitive. This means that you should spread your bets or invest in equal outcomes. while still taking risks to make amends


Actually, you are right that the size of your reserve in your betting bank account has much to do with your strategy or not. I understand the temptation to work just a fraction of your resources that is 100% within one match. That would come especially if you feel from your analysis. And, as much as it is always good to be a thorough analyst, But I believe some level of caution is needed.

Although the game looks believable But unexpected things can happen. Especially in sports where many factors influence the outcome. Personally, I like to limit my holdings to one particular bet. This ensures that I do not risk my entire balance. Although I am very confident about some of the results. It is about balancing the potential rewards with the inherent risks.

Also, if statistics aren't for you? Instead, focus on the betting markets where you are most confident and can predict success. Diversifying your bets can reduce risk and improve your overall performance in the long run.

If may understand you correctly, an already funded balance to my betting account or what? If yes then I can go as far of using 100% of deposited funds to bet on a single match or game that are proven to be trusted and correct. This is based on my thorough analysis to determine whether such game/match worth it. But doesn't mean I will always or regularly stake most of my games with draw as I am not too good at forecasting draw matches.

A single draw is the maximum to bet on such bet. It is the most dangerous type of bet and the most difficult to get also in many leagues, it may look easier than others as the game results and I assume you talk about soccer here where draw can happen more frequently than in any other sport as the game starts 0-0 but very difficult to end like that. I remember though one time a guy back in the days in the year maybe 2003-2004 who placed 10 draws on the same ticket and won the maximum allowed by the lotto club at that time which was 100.000 dollars although the odds and the base bet permitted for much more. I have not seen someone being as lucky as him in these 20 years that have passed and I doubt I will ever will. So this is the most dangerous type of bet for anyone and I don't suggest it to anyone. I would not risk more than 5% of my balance even in a single draw.

Well, 80% is definitely not. Sometimes I bet on draws in several matches, for example, in 6, and it is imperative that these be matches of very unequal teams, so the winnings will be greater. Approximately 10-15% of the balance for one such bet. Quite often, one bet wins.

Well, it depends. What you are doing is analyzing both teams and that is the right path to get a higher percentage of winning. You must know about the teams that will play against each other, that way you can provide an analysis that would possibly have a good result.

I have not yet bet on any draws because just like you, I feel like it also has a low percentage to happen but it's football and we have seen games that end up in that result. Still, this is a risk that a gambler should be willing to take because there's no assurance on it unlike betting for a strong team with a high winning percentage although the odds are way low for a decent profit.
Parlay-making will be very helpful in this kind of setup if you want to avoid "draw" bets. Pick all the teams that you think will win for a day or a week then wait for the result.

I often bet on several types of sports and prefer safe market options such as Total Asian, Double Chance or absolute victory in full time and quite rarely choose the draw option which even risks an amount greater than half of the remaining money I have in the gambling site account.
Opportunity for draw prediction in my opinion will never be easy for gamblers to have, and in my opinion choosing bet with draw prediction is very rarely really possible for us to win, for example, in the Argentina vs Venezuela International match, everyone who bets believes in Argentina ability and they will very rarely dare to take draw in this match because there are still many opportunities for Argentina to win even though in the end the match really ends in draw.
On the other hand, the draw option only provides fairly large risk and is often ignored by most gamblers because the average gambler is much happier choosing favorite team and they not only get victory when their chosen team succeeds but also get satisfaction from the performance of the favorite team can play well and win.