A “push” occurs when there is no winner or loser for a bet result, in other words, a push is a tie between the bettor and the sportsbook. Not every bet can result in a push, but if a bet does result in a push, your selection will be marked void and the amount you put down on the bet is returned to you.
For example, in a Moneyline market, a push occurs when the result is a tie and no tie option was offered.
In a two-way Point Spread market, a push occurs when the favourite team wins by exactly the spread, or the underdog loses by exactly the spread. For example, if the spread is -3.0 and the favourite wins by exactly three (3) points, then the result is a push.
In a two-way Over/Under market, a push occurs when the total points are exactly the Over/Under line.
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