Soccer wagering is tricky, especially for novice bettors. Just because a match ends in a tie does not mean that your bet "pushes." Soccer has two betting markets: The two-way line and the three-way line. The two-way line incorporates some form of goal spread into the equation. The three-way line introduces the possibility of a draw. If you place a wager in the three-way market, your choices are Team A wins, Team B wins, or the draw. There can't be a push.
The only two times that you'll get a push in soccer are a) On the total. If the total is set at 3 goals and the game ends 2-1, that's a push and you're getting your money back; b) In the draw-no-bet market. When two teams are fairly evenly match, you likely won't get a goal spread in the two-way market. Instead, you'll get a PK or DNB option. If the game that you bet on ends in a draw, your wager will be refunded. Make sure you're aware of the difference in prices between the traditional three-way moneyline and the draw-no-bet market.