Terme
Push
A tie against the line: the stake comes back, with no profit and no loss.
Définition
A push happens when the result lands precisely on the number the bet was priced against — a spread of exactly the final margin, or a total that matches the score exactly. The stake is returned untouched. Pushes do not move the bankroll, so they neither help nor hurt drawdown, but they do occupy a settled pick.
Exemple
A bet on a team at -3 that wins by exactly 3 points pushes. A $100 stake returns $100. Betting the same game at -3.5 or -2.5 removes the possibility, which is why half-point lines exist.
Pourquoi ça compte
A push returns the money but still consumes a graded pick toward the minimum-picks requirement, and contributes no ROI. Whole-number lines carry a real chance of one; half-point lines do not.
Termes liés
Void
A cancelled bet. The stake is refunded in full and the bet is excluded from win rate, ROI and drawdown.
Settlement
Grading a bet once the match result arrives, crediting or debiting the bankroll and marking the bet won, lost, push or void.
Retour sur InvestissementROI
Profit (ou perte) cumulé exprimé en pourcentage du total misé sur tous les paris réglés.
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