2024 Grand National: Bookies Offering NRNB

We've profiled the UK bookies offering NRNB for this year's Grand National bets...

As the 2024 Grand National draws near, excitement is building for what is known as the most prestigious race globally. In anticipation of the Aintree highlight, bookmakers are rolling out their Non-Runner No Bet (NRNB) options. At betting.bet are committed to ensuring you have all the essential details when placing your Grand National bets.

Below, we've profiled the UK bookies offering NRNB for the Grand National...

What is NRNB?

NRNB stands for "Non-Runner No Bet" in horse racing betting. This is a term used by bookmakers to offer a form of insurance to bettors when they place a bet on a horse in a race. If the bettor's selected horse does not start the race—meaning it's declared a non-runner for any reason—the bookmaker will refund the bettor's stake.

This kind of offer is particularly common in the lead-up to big racing events, such as the Grand National or the Cheltenham Festival, where horses might be entered in multiple races or there is uncertainty about their participation for other reasons. Bettors appreciate NRNB offers because they provide a safety net, allowing them to place early bets on races without the risk of losing their stake if their chosen horse does not run. It's a way to secure early odds on a horse while mitigating the risk associated with ante-post betting, where bets are typically forfeited if the horse does not participate in the race.

Grand National 2024: NRNB Bookmakers