No-action prop bets, also known as void or push bets, occur when neither the bettor nor the bookmaker wins or loses the bet. These types of bets are common in sports betting and commonly arise when a specific event, such as a player reaching a certain number of points or a team winning by a specific margin, does not occur. In such cases, the bet is considered a “push” or “no-action” and the initial stake is returned to the bettor. It’s important to note that no-action prop bets may vary from bookmaker to bookmaker, so it’s essential to read the terms and conditions of your preferred betting site carefully.