Roobet Promotion Test

Premier League Bore Draw

Lose a qualifying bet and get your stake back as a Free Bet if the Premier League match finishes 0-0.

August 20 to December 21, 2026
Opt-In Required

How Roobet’s Bore Draw Promotion Works

Roobet’s Bore Draw promotion provides additional protection when betting on selected Premier League markets. If our qualifying bet loses and the match finishes 0-0, Roobet returns our stake as a Free Bet, up to a maximum of $100.

We’ll test the promotion using our own funds and document the bets we place, the results and any Free Bets we receive.

Key Requirements

Promotion at a Glance

Minimum Stake
$10
Minimum Odds
1.50
Maximum Free Bet
$100
Eligible Competition
Premier League
Promotion Ends
December 21, 2026
Three Simple Steps

How It Works

  1. 1

    Opt In

    Join the Bore Draw promotion before placing your qualifying bet.

  2. 2

    Place a Qualifying Bet

    Place a $10+ pre-match single at odds of 1.50 or higher on an eligible Premier League market.

  3. 3

    Get a Free Bet if It Ends 0-0

    If the selection loses and the match finishes goalless, the stake is returned as a Free Bet up to $100.

How the Promotion Can Help

Using Bore Draw as 0-0 Insurance

Bore Draw is most useful when you already like an eligible selection but believe a goalless draw is a realistic way it could lose. If the selection wins, the bet is settled normally. If the match finishes 0-0, Roobet returns the qualifying stake as a Free Bet, up to the promotion’s $100 limit.

The protection is limited to qualifying Goalscorer, Correct Score and Half-Time/Full-Time markets. Standard match-result, double-chance, Both Teams to Score and total-goals bets are not included.

Goalscorer Example

Backing an Anytime Goalscorer

You believe a particular striker has a strong chance of scoring, but you are concerned the match could become a defensive stalemate. The bet wins if the player scores. If the match instead finishes 0-0, the qualifying stake is returned as a Free Bet.

Correct Score Example

Backing a Narrow 1-0 Victory

You expect a tight match and believe one side can edge it 1-0. That score produces a normal win, while a 0-0 result triggers the Free Bet protection. Other final scores would still result in a losing bet.

Half-Time/Full-Time Example

Draw at Half-Time, Team to Win

You expect a cautious first half before the stronger side eventually wins, so you back Draw/Home or Draw/Away. If the match remains goalless throughout, the selection loses but the qualifying stake is returned as a Free Bet.

These are examples, not betting recommendations. You must opt in first and place a pre-match single with a minimum $10 stake at odds of at least 1.50. Only the first qualifying bet on each Premier League match is eligible, and using cash out removes the protection.
Before Placing a Bet

Important Conditions

The promotion is straightforward, but a qualifying bet must meet all of Roobet’s requirements.

Opt In Before Betting

You must join the campaign before placing the bet you want to qualify.

Only the First Bet Qualifies

Only your first qualifying bet on each Premier League match is eligible.

Pre-Match Singles Only

Accumulators and in-play bets do not qualify for the promotion.

$10 at Odds of 1.50+

The qualifying bet must have a minimum stake of $10 and minimum odds of 1.50.

Do Not Cash Out

Using the cash-out feature makes the bet ineligible for Bore Draw protection.

Allow Up to 72 Hours

Any qualifying Free Bet should be credited within 72 hours after settlement.

Eligible Markets Only

The bet must be placed on a qualifying Goalscorer, Correct Score or Half-Time/Full-Time market.

Maximum $100 Free Bet

Roobet returns the original stake as a Free Bet, up to a maximum value of $100.

Free Bets are credited in USD. They will only be visible in your Roobet account when USD is selected as the currency.
CSL Data Lab Analysis

What Could Bore Draw Protection Be Worth?

Opta reported that 17 of the first 220 Premier League matches played during the 2025/26 season ended 0-0. That produced an observed goalless-draw rate of 7.7%.

To illustrate the potential value of Roobet’s Bore Draw protection, we applied that rate to 100 qualifying bets. These are 100 total bets, not 100 losing bets. Some of the original selections could win and others could lose normally. For this calculation, we isolate only the matches that finish 0-0 and potentially activate the promotion.

7.7%

17 Goalless Draws From 220 Matches

Applied to a sample of 100 qualifying bets on 100 Premier League matches, this observed rate would produce an average projection of 7.7 matches finishing 0-0.

100 total qualifying bets × 7.7% observed 0-0 rate × qualifying stake = projected nominal Free Bet credits
Scenario Total qualifying bets Stake per bet Total staked Projected 0-0 results Projected Free Bet credits
Minimum qualifying stake 100 $10 $1,000 7.7 $77
Maximum protected stake 100 $100 $10,000 7.7 $770
Seven Qualifying 0-0 Results

$70 to $700 in Free Bets

If seven of the 100 matches finished 0-0, the bettor would receive $70 in Free Bets at a $10 stake or $700 at a $100 stake.

Eight Qualifying 0-0 Results

$80 to $800 in Free Bets

If eight of the 100 matches finished 0-0, the bettor would receive $80 in Free Bets at a $10 stake or $800 at a $100 stake.

Example: 100 Half-Time/Full-Time Bets

Suppose a bettor places one qualifying Half-Time/Full-Time single on each of 100 Premier League matches. The 100 represents every bet placed, regardless of whether its original selection ultimately wins or loses.

Applying the observed 7.7% rate suggests that approximately 7.7 of those matches would finish 0-0. At the minimum $10 stake, that represents a projected $77 in nominal Free Bet credits. At the maximum protected stake of $100, it represents $770.

The other 92.3 bets are not treated as losses. Some may win and some may lose, but their results are irrelevant when measuring the value created specifically by the 0-0 protection. Potential winnings and losses from those original selections are therefore excluded.

For the protection to activate, the qualifying selection must lose when the match finishes 0-0. A Draw/Home or Draw/Away Half-Time/Full-Time bet would satisfy that requirement. A Draw/Draw selection would win normally after a 0-0 result, so it would not generate a Free Bet.

This is an illustrative projection rather than a guaranteed return. It assumes all 100 bets qualify for the promotion, each is placed on a different Premier League match, no cash-out is used and every selected market would lose if the match ended 0-0. The actual number of goalless draws will vary, while individual match selection may produce a different 0-0 rate from the league-wide figure.

Source: Opta Analyst: Premier League goalless-draw statistics . The figures reflect the 2025/26 season at the article’s publication date of January 21, 2026. CSL calculations last updated September 6, 2026.

Our Current Verdict

Is Roobet’s Bore Draw Promotion Worth Using?

Useful Over Time

Bore Draw is unlikely to deliver noticeable value from one isolated bet, but its protection could accumulate across a season for bettors who already use the eligible markets.

A 0-0 result remains relatively uncommon, so most individual bets will receive no additional benefit from the promotion. Bettors should not expect immediate value or change a preferred selection simply to qualify. The original bet and its available odds should still make sense on their own.

The potential value becomes more apparent over a larger number of bets. Using Opta’s observed 7.7% goalless-draw rate as an illustrative baseline, a bettor placing 100 qualifying bets could encounter approximately seven or eight matches that finish 0-0. If the relevant selections lose because of those results, the returned Free Bets could add up over the course of a season.

Genuine Additional Protection

The promotion creates a secondary return when an eligible selection loses and the match finishes 0-0.

Value Can Accumulate

One returned stake may feel modest, but several qualifying Free Bets could become meaningful across a full season.

Market Choice Is Restricted

Standard match-result, double-chance, Both Teams to Score and total-goals bets are excluded.

Free Bet, Not Cash

The qualifying stake is returned as promotional credit, so its practical value is lower than an equivalent cash refund.

Our view is that Bore Draw is best treated as a useful extra attached to a bet you were already confident placing. It should not determine the market you select, and bettors should still compare Roobet’s odds with those available elsewhere. If the selection, price and match all make sense independently, the possibility of receiving a Free Bet after a 0-0 result provides worthwhile additional protection at no obvious extra cost.

CSL conclusion: Bore Draw is not an instant-value promotion, but it has credible long-term utility. For regular Premier League bettors who naturally use eligible Goalscorer, Correct Score or Half-Time/Full-Time markets, the additional Free Bets generated by occasional 0-0 results could add up across the season.
This is our assessment of the promotion’s structure and potential value. We have not yet triggered a qualifying Bore Draw Free Bet. We will update this verdict after testing the promotion with our own funds and confirming how Roobet applies the reward.
Roobet Premier League Bore Draw promotion
Premier League Promotion

Get up to $100 Back as a Free Bet

Place a qualifying $10+ pre-match single at odds of 1.50 or higher on an eligible Premier League market. If the bet loses and the match finishes 0-0, Roobet returns your stake as a Free Bet up to $100.

You must opt in before betting. Only the first qualifying bet on each match is eligible, and cash-outs do not qualify.

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