Draw Predictions for Today

We rate 22 fixtures for Draw today, free to view. Level at full time. The bet wins if the score is tied after 90 minutes plus stoppage time, whatever the scoreline. Every row shows our probability for the selection and the best price we found.

  • 22 fixtures rated for this market today, from leagues, cups and tournaments worldwide.
  • Posted by 06:00 WAT and revised when confirmed team news lands.
  • Settled publicly. Yesterday's picks in this market stay on the site with their results.
  • Convertible. Build a slip from these and move it between the bookmakers we support.
TA Predictions generated by the AccuratePredict model, reviewed by Tolulope Afuwape, Sports Analyst Editorial oversight by Olufemi Osunyingbo, editorial lead and co-founder · Last updated

Today's Draw Predictions

Monday 2 November 2026 · 22 fixtures rated for this market · times in WAT

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Percentages are our win probability for home, draw and away, and always total 100. The tip on this page is always Draw; the price is the best we found for it. A pick rated 62 percent is expected to lose roughly four times in ten.

How Draw Settles

What counts, and what does not

  1. Level at full time. The bet wins if the score is tied after 90 minutes plus stoppage time, whatever the scoreline.
  2. 0-0 counts, 3-3 counts. The market does not care how many goals are scored, only that the two totals match.
  3. Extra time is excluded. A cup tie level after 90 minutes settles as a draw even if it is decided later.
  4. Abandoned matches are void at most bookmakers unless the result is later officially recorded.

Settlement rules vary slightly between bookmakers. Where practice differs we say "most bookmakers"; check the rules of the one you use before placing anything.

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About Our Draw Predictions

What the market is, how we rate it, where it tends to land and how to use the page

Draw predictions are the hardest single call in football and the one most sites quietly avoid. A draw is the least likely of the three results in almost every fixture, which is why the price is almost always longer than either win. That is also why it rewards a model: the market prices the draw lazily, often at the same number for very different fixtures, and a side by side comparison of probability and price finds value here more often than on the favourites. We list only the fixtures where our draw probability clears our threshold, which is why this page is shorter than the others on the football predictions hub.

What Makes a Match Likely to Draw

Two things. Closely matched sides, so neither win probability runs away, and low expected goals, because the fewer goals a match has, the more likely the two totals end equal. A 0-0 or 1-1 is far more common than a 2-2. The model looks for both at once: a narrow gap between the two attack and defence ratings, and a combined expected goals figure under the league average. Confirmed absences up front push a fixture toward the draw; absences at the back push it away. The full method is on how we make predictions.

Where Draws Cluster

Lower scoring leagues produce more draws, and so do matches between sides with something to lose. Serie A and Ligue 1 have historically drawn more often than the Bundesliga. African league football, including the NPFL and the PSL, sits low on goals and high on draws, especially away from home where visiting sides play for a point. Derbies and relegation six pointers are classic draw territory. End of season dead rubbers are not, because nobody is defending.

How to Use the Draw Without Betting on It

Even if you never back a draw, this page tells you which fixtures to leave out of a straight win accumulator. A high draw probability is a warning sign on any win selection in the same match. If you like the side but fear the draw, draw no bet covers the stake and double chance turns the draw into a winner. For the opposite view, where you expect goals and a result, over 2.5 goals is the natural pairing.

Judging the Price

A draw priced at 3.40 implies about 29 percent after margin. Most fixtures carry a true draw probability in the mid twenties, so the price is usually fair or slightly short. The fixtures we list are the ones where our figure is above that implied number by a margin, which typically means a probability in the thirties. Compare the two before you place anything; a draw at 30 percent is still expected to lose seven times in ten.

How to Use This Page

The chips above the table switch market. The country and competition selects narrow the table to one competition without leaving the page. The day pills move to tomorrow or the week ahead, and the date picker goes to any day. Every row links to the full fixture page, where the analysis explains the number. When a pick settles it stays on the site with its result, and the market's strike rate on the accuracy page is calculated from that archive, losses included. The football predictions hub carries the same fixtures across every market.

Frequently Asked Questions

What people ask about draw predictions.

Question 1

Is AccuratePredict a draw prediction site?

Answer 1Yes. The draw is one of the twenty football markets we rate every day, and this page lists every fixture where our draw probability clears the threshold. We publish the probability with each pick and the settled record on the accuracy page, losses included, which is how to judge any draw prediction site.
Question 2

What are draw X tips?

Answer 2Tips on the match finishing level. X is the draw in 1X2 notation, where 1 is the home win and 2 the away win, so "draw X tips" and "draw predictions" are the same thing. Every row on this page is a draw X tip with its probability and the best price we found.
Question 3

How do you predict a draw?

Answer 3Two things have to be true at once: the two sides are closely matched, so neither win probability runs away, and the expected goals are low, because the fewer goals a match has, the more likely the two totals end equal. The model looks for both, then adjusts for confirmed absences. A missing striker pushes a fixture toward the draw; a missing centre back pushes it away.
Question 4

How often do football matches end in a draw?

Answer 4It varies by league and by season, and we only quote figures we have measured. As a rule the draw is the least likely of the three outcomes in most fixtures, which is why it is almost always the longest price of the three.
Question 5

Does a 0-0 count as a draw?

Answer 5Yes. Any level score at full time is a draw, from 0-0 upward.
Question 6

Does a match decided on penalties count as a draw?

Answer 6Yes. For the match result market it does. The bet settles on the score after 90 minutes plus stoppage time. The penalty shoot out decides who progresses, not how the bet settles.
Question 7

Why are there fewer draw predictions than other markets?

Answer 7Because we only list a fixture when our draw probability clears the threshold for the market, and the draw is rarely the most likely outcome. A short list is the honest result.
Question 8

Can I include draws in an accumulator?

Answer 8Yes. And the odds compound quickly because draw prices are long. The chance of landing several in a row is correspondingly low. Our accumulator guide sets out that trade off.
Question 9

What is the difference between draw and draw no bet?

Answer 9Draw is a bet on the match finishing level. Draw no bet is a bet on one side to win with your stake refunded if it finishes level. They are opposite uses of the same outcome.
Question 10

Are the Draw predictions free?

Answer 10Yes. Every prediction on this site is free, with no paid tier, no VIP group, no subscription and no account needed to view anything.
Question 11

What time are Draw predictions posted?

Answer 11By 06:00 West Africa Time each day, then revised when confirmed team news lands. The last updated stamp at the top of the page shows the latest revision.
Question 12

How accurate are the Draw predictions?

Answer 12We publish the settled record rather than a marketing figure. Every pick stays on the site after the result, wins and losses, and the strike rate on the accuracy page is calculated from that archive.
Question 13

Can I convert a Draw slip to another bookmaker?

Answer 13Yes. Build the slip anywhere, then paste the booking code into the booking code converter to rebuild the same selections on any of the bookmakers we support.
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