Perhaps the speaker was referring to the nation of Tibet? If so, you could say, “Tibet is located near the Himalaya mountains.” If that wasn’t what they intended, you may be able to use tie and bet in a sentence such as, “Since it was a tie score, I’ll bet the coach changed the game plan."

"Tie bet" makes no sense. "Tibet" would make more sense but it is NOT pronounced "tie bet". Why don't you (didn't you) ask the girl what she said instead of asking us what she said based on what you think she said. Do you see the problem here? We don't know what she said if you don't. Grammar tip: Girl is spelled "girl", not "gril".

Thanks. :) :) :)

you can bet on a score being tied