Push/Cancellation Question

[jjc988]

Is a cancellation the same thing as a push?
Ex: Last night I had a, if-bet win/push, with the angels as the 1st play and a losing play next(Jays).
How do you grade the Angels a push if the game never began? I figured I would be refunded my 1st play since the game never even started... Is a cancellation really the same thing as a push or do you agree that I should be refunded? Here are the rules giving:
If-Bets (Win and Push) - Same as If-Bets (win only) but in this case, a subsequent wager has action if the prior bet wins OR PUSHES.

If-Bets Win & Push Example:
Example One:
Place a fixed wager on the St. Louis Rams to win with spread of (-7).

If the Rams win or PUSH, a fixed wager, up to the original amount, is placed on the Detroit Lions to win with spread of (-3).

In the event of a push in initial game, If Detroit wins, player would win $100.00. If Detroit would lose, player would lose $110.00.

[dikefale]

Not play equal push.

[LT Profits]

For purposes of most exotic bets, Yes, Cancelled/Postponed is treated the same as Push, so grading looks correct.

[teaz2win]

Thats why if win only .... anything that pushes (rain, snow, sleet, no play, hit the exact line) the wager on an if win or push will continue.

[bookie27]

the grading is correct, no reason to play an if action in baseball unless if you want a rain out to follow thru to the second leg, might as well play if win only in baseball if you do not want this to happen