What Does Push Mean In A Bet?
In sports betting the term, push is synonymous with a tie, or there will be no winner. This occurs when the match to which we bet ends in a draw, and this option is not contemplated, so the full amount of your bet is returned to you.
‘Push’ In Bets On Final Result
Generally, the bet on ‘Push’ or ‘ Winner without a tie ‘ can be made in sports in which a tie may end up at the end of regular time. So that you can understand it in the best possible way, we are going to give you an example:
Example ‘Winner without tie’.
Suppose we bet on a ‘Classic’ between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona and we decided to do it to the victory of either one, but not using the double chance option, but the ‘Winner without tie’ option.
- We win in case the team we bet on wins the match.
- We lose in case the team we bet on loses the match.
- The money bet (push) is returned to us in case the match ends in a tie.
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‘Push’ In Goals/Points Bets
Push bets can also occur if we bet on goals/points or any market that the bookmaker offers us, such as cards, corners, yards, throw-ins, etc. In this case, we are going to focus on the goals, since it is very easy to understand. For example, when we want to bet that in a match there will be Over / Under a certain number of goals, these can be Asian, that is, integers, without decimals, so nobody would be surprised if the game ended with just that number of goals.
Example Of Push In The Market More/Less
We assume again that we bet on the ‘Classic’ between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona. This time, let’s assume that we bet on a match in which more than 3.0 goals will be scored.
- We only win if, at the end of the game, four or more goals have been scored.
- We only lose if, at the end of the game, two or fewer goals have been scored.
- The money bet (push) is returned to us in case the match ends with just three goals.
