"Bet" Example Sentences
1. I'll bet you $20 that the Yankees will win the game.
2. I don't bet on sports, gambling isn't my thing.
3. Do you want to make a friendly bet on who wins the race?
4. I bet you can't eat 10 cookies in under a minute!
5. I bet Sue figured out who stole her necklace. She's very smart.
6. I bet you're happy it's Friday!
7. I bet you're tired after working so much this week.
8. I bet he's sorry for what he said to her now.
9. I bet the new Star Wars movie will break box office records.
10. Let's make a bet - if it rains tomorrow, you do the dishes.
11. I'll bet my life savings that he didn't actually climb Mount Everest.
12. I bet my child will graduate college before I pay off my student loans.
13. I bet my dog can run faster than yours!
14. I bet I could finish that crossword puzzle in under an hour.
15. You want to bet? I'll show you I can do it!
16. I bet those flowers cost a pretty penny.
17. I bet that money he's crazy about her.
18. I bet he's wishing he had studied more for that test now.
19. I wouldn't bet on it, that seems unlikely.
20. I bet you anything that Kate and John will end up married.
21. I'll bet money she left her keys at home again.
22. Care to bet how long it'll take them to arrive?
23. I bet you ten bucks I can eat that whole pizza.
24. I bet my two children will be best friends when they're teenagers.
25. I bet my co-worker is sick of hearing me talk about my kids.
26. I bet I can make it up that hill faster than you!
27. I bet that storm leaves us without power for at least a day.
28. You've got a bet! I'm confident I can do it.
29. I bet I could win that spelling bee if I practiced enough.
30. I bet my plants will be dead by the time I get back from vacation.
31. I bet my dog thinks I'm the best human ever.
32. I wouldn't bet against her, she's very determined.
33. I bet I left the oven on, I should go check.
34. That seems like a sucker's bet, I wouldn't take it.
35. I bet your kids keep you busy all day!
36. I bet you forgot my birthday again!
37. I bet you can't eat just one potato chip.
38. I bet that suit costs more than my car!
39. I bet I'll be in trouble when the boss finds out what I did.
40. I bet she wishes she had studied more for her test.
41. I bet I would get lost in that big city.
42. I bet he wishes he hadn't eaten that whole pizza!
43. I bet you anything that movie will make you cry.
44. I bet high school was the best time of your life!
45. I bet you ten bucks I can run a faster mile than you.
46. You're on! I bet I can beat you.
47. I bet that job pays a fortune.
48. I bet my cats think I'm just their slave.
49. I bet my car won't start today.
50. I bet all the stores will be crowded on Black Friday.
51. I bet the boss is mad at me for being late.
52. I bet you're looking forward to a nap after work!
53. I bet you'll change your mind once you try it.
54. You're probably right, I wouldn't bet against that.
55. I bet my team will win the championship this year!
56. I bet he regrets not calling her when he had the chance.
57. Do you want to bet I can't climb that tree?
58. I bet that pie will be delicious.
59. I bet you can't guess what I'm thinking about!
60. I bet you wish you were on vacation right now.
Common Phases
You
bet! - Used to express enthusiastic agreement.
Safe
bet - Something likely to succeed or produce a good result.
Sure
bet - Something with a very high chance of success.
No
bet - Used to refuse or decline a wager or proposition.
Long shot - An unlikely possibility, with a low chance of success.
Odds are - It is likely or probable that.
I
bet - Used to express a guess or prediction about something.
You're on! - An enthusiastic response accepting an offer or challenge.
Don't
bet on it - Used to indicate that something is unlikely to happen.
Put your money where your mouth is - Used to challenge someone to back up their claims with action.
Lay a
bet - To make a
bet or wager.
Hedge your
bets - To decrease risk by diversifying in multiple options.
Bite the
bet - To accept a
bet or wager.
Laying odds - The process of setting the ratio of payout for
bets.
Willing to
bet - Used to express a high level of confidence in something.
Cautious
bet - A
bet that seems reasonably safe or likely to succeed.
Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.