Synonyms for odds-on
odds-on

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1. odds-onadjective

   having a better than even chance of success

   "the odds-on favorite"

   Antonyms:
   equal

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1. Marvin Loh:

   We are of the thinking that the strong economic gains make a September hike a likely event, without an acceleration of wage growth, a fourth hike at the end of the year is a more difficult call and futures shows that hesitation, placing just 50 percent odds on that event.

2. David Goodfriend:

   Hillary can lose Florida and Ohio and still win the presidency. I like her odds on the electoral map.

3. Reggie Miller:

   They were the odds-on favorites last year until they ran into Baylor. I think they’re going to have the same expectations, it’s funny because when we think of college basketball, we think of Duke, UCLA, Kentucky, the blue bloods like North Carolina.

4. Hamish Bond:

   In terms of an outside view, I guess it's a given, hamish Bond and Eric Murray have won 60-something races in a row and it doesn't take a rocket scientist to put pretty short odds on Hamish Bond and Eric Murray winning the next race.

5. Hamish Bond:

   We have won 60-something races in a row and it doesn't take a rocket scientist to put pretty short odds on us winning the next race, i know that if we get near to our best then we'll be difficult to beat.