get-out bet
get-out bet noun: a last-ditch wager made in an attempt to recover losses from earlier bets; often placed late in the day or on the last available event.
Noun
get-out bet (plural get-out bets)
- A last-ditch wager made in an attempt to recover losses from earlier bets; often placed late in the day or on the last available event.
- Back on the road and it's destination Surfers Paradise via every available TAB including Casino, Mooball, Tweed Heads and worse still, Gibbsy's get out bet at Ouyen trots blew a tyre when it was six metres in front and 80 meters to go and ran fifth.1995, Paul Vautin, Turn It Up!, Sydney: Pan Macmillan Australia, page 110
Forms of get-out bet
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Questions about get-out bet
- What does get-out bet mean?
- Get-out bet means a last-ditch wager made in an attempt to recover losses from earlier bets; often placed late in the day or on the last available event.
- What part of speech is get-out bet?
- Get-out bet is a noun.
- What is the plural of get-out bet?
- The plural of get-out bet is get-out bets.
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