What Is a Push in Betting?
A ‘push’ is a betting outcome where neither the bettor nor the bookmaker wins. It occurs when the final result lands exactly on the point spread, total, or other specified line, effectively resulting in a draw. When this happens, the original stake is refunded, and no profit or loss is recorded on the bet.
Pushes are most common in bets with even-numbered point spreads and totals. They can also happen in moneyline bets where a match ends in a tie, depending on the sport and market rules. Understanding when a push occurs can help bettors...
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