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Definition of «gamble»

To gamble means to take a risk or chance, typically by betting money on an uncertain outcome. It can involve wagering something of value, such as money, on an event with an uncertain result, like a game of chance or a sporting event. The term "gamble" often implies that the person taking the risk is doing so voluntarily and with the hope of winning more than they lose.

Usage examples

  1. John decided to gamble by investing his entire savings in the stock market.
  2. Sarah loves to gamble, so she often visits the local casino and plays various games.
  3. The new business owner took a big gamble by launching a new product without conducting market research.
  4. I'm not willing to gamble with my health, so I always eat organic and exercise regularly.
  5. Tom made a last-minute gamble by placing a huge bet on a horse race and ended up winning a substantial amount of money.

Phrases with «gamble»

Sentences with «gamble»

  • The cryptocurrency market seems to be all just one big game of gambling on one market. (howtogeek.com)
  • With alcohol data as a background, the authors attempt to build a general theoretical model for the prevention of adolescent risk behaviors, applicable for potential prevention of gambling problems in youth. (link.springer.com)
  • The sport started in 1948 and was created with gambling in mind. (businessinsider.com)
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