Phrases with «to make a bet»

"To make a bet" means to gamble or place a wager on something, usually involving money, by predicting the outcome of a future event or outcome. Full definition

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Sentences with «to make a bet»

  • Sure, a deposit levy may not have been expected, but bail - outs are never as expected — and why even make a bet on a situation so fraught with risk? (wexboy.wordpress.com)
  • In lab group meetings, he was always making bets with students and postdocs over theories and experiments. (sciencemag.org)
  • I am just saying that I wouldn't make any bets based on the assumption that the plaintiffs lawyers have run out of people to sue. (dandodiary.com)
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