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. William Hill:

   He is no longer odds-on favorite.

2. 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.

3. 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.

4. 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.

5. David Goodfriend:

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