Give Me A Bet
4/5/2022
Bet on (someone or something) 1. To place a wager on someone or something. I bet on the winning horse! Which team did you bet on to win the Super Bowl? To be certain that something will happen. Oh, you can bet on Kevin being late tonight—he's never on time! To have confidence in one's or someone else's abilities. I don't often bet on myself, but. First Bet Insurance: A Qualifying Bet is a losing first settled real money single bet of £/€10.00+ at odds of Evens (2.0) or greater (or a Multiple selection where each selection is at odds of 2/5 (1.4) or more) on a sports betting event. Free bets credited within 24 hours of qualifying bet settling. Expires after 14 days.
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give odds
1. To offer a bet with favorable odds to the bettor (as by a bookmaker). Bookmakers are giving odds that the company's new smartphone outsells its competitors 2:1.
2. To be completely sure of something. I'll give odds that Jeremy tries to skip out on paying me back for dinner.
Give Me A Betsey Johnson's Plaid Handbag
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