Differentiating between HNB, DNB and ANB markets and how it affects your betslip

Home No Bet, Draw No Bet and Away No Bet are market options which customers find confusing to understand. 
These markets are often combined with other single bets to create a multi-bet. When the bet stake is refunded, it raises the question of what happens to the multi-bet. In this case, we void the market leg of the multi-bet and remove it from the overall bet.

As a result, a five-leg multi-bet becomes a four-leg multi-bet, but the bet itself remains intact, which will affect your potential winnings. To calculate your new odds for the multi-bet, you take the total odds for the original multi-bet and divide it by the voided odds. The remaining odds are then multiplied by your stake amount to determine your potential payout with your winnings bonus.

What is Home No Bet ?

HNB Home No Bet, for example, eliminates the option to bet on a home team victory. Instead, bettors can place wagers on either a draw or an away win.

If your chosen outcome is successful, your bet will win. If the match ends with a home team victory, your stake will be refunded, meaning you neither win nor lose. However, if the selection you backed loses, your bet will not be successful.

For example, If you choose "Draw" for your bet, it means your bet wins only if the game ends in a draw. You will lose your bet if the away team wins. However, if the home team wins, the game will be voided, which means no bet will be placed. As stated, a win by the home team results in no bet being active.

What is AWAY NO BET market?

ANB Is the opposite of Home no Bet. you get back your stake if Away team win, leaving you to bet on either a draw or Home win

What is Draw No Bet ?

With Draw No Bet, you can place a wager without the option of a draw. You can only bet on either a home or away win.

If your team wins, you win your bet. If the match ends in a draw, you get your money back. If the team you chose loses, your bet is lost.