Juice (or Vig) – It's how the sports books keep their lights on, the charge for making your bet. When making an individual bet on a football game, most sports books set the juice at -110. That means that you need to lay $110 to win $100 (collect $210). You need to lay $11 to win $10 (collect $21).
Push – Your wager ended in a tie. If you bet on a 7-point favorite and they won the game by seven, you're getting your initial wager back. If you bet on the game going over 40 points and it finished 23-17, you're getting your initial wager back.
Future Wager – Betting on a long-term event. Future wagers can be team-related, such as winning a division, conference, or league championship. Or, they could be for an individual to win an MVP award, lead the league in passing, etc.
Parlay – A parlay is a multi-wager bet that requires all of the legs to win in order for you to cash your ticket. The more teams you include, the more money you can potentially win.