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Synonyms

gamble

verb

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to riskmoney or something valuable in the hope of winning more if you are lucky or if you guess something correctly

bet

verb

to risk an amount of money by saying what you think will happen, especially in a race or game. You lose the money if you are wrong and win more if you are right

stake

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to risk money by betting it on the result of a race, competition, game etc

back

verb

to bet (=risk money) that a particular person or animal will win a race or competition

put on

phrasal verb

to risk a particular amount of money by trying to guess the result of a race or competition

place

verb

if you place a bet, you give money to someone saying that you think a person, team, animal etc will win a competition

see

verb

to bet the same money as another player and to make them show their cards

put money on something

phrase

to bet on something so that you will win money if you are right, but lose it if you are wrong

break the bank

phrase

to win more at gambling than the casino can pay you

put your shirt on something

phrase

to risk a lot of money in an investment or a bet

bet the farm

phrase

to be certain that something will happen or bring you success, especially when this makes you spend all your money on it

call

verb

to say which side of a coin you think will be showing when it comes down after being tossed in the air

come up

phrasal verb

if your ticket or name comes up in a lottery or similar game, it is chosen as a winner

draw a raffle

phrase

to take a ticket out of a container to see who has won a prize

flip

verb

to throw a coin into the air, making it turn over quickly, in order to decide about an issue

gamble away

phrasal verb

to lose all of an amount of money by gambling

lose your shirt on something

phrase

to lose a lot of money that you have invested or bet

parlay

verb

mainly American to use a small amount of money to try to win a larger amount of money

pick/draw someone’s name out of a hat

phrase

to choose someone as the winner of a competition in which everyone has an equalchance of winning, often by taking a name written on a piece of paper out of a container

raffle

verb

to offer something as a prize in a raffle

raise

verb

to increase the value of a bet in a card game

see

verb

in a card game, to bet the same amount of money as another player

toss

verb

to throw a coin into the air and make a decisionbased on which side the coinfalls on

wager

verb

to agree to win or lose an amount of moneydepending on the result of a competition or other event

We have picked nine of our favorite gambling quotes and listed them below, along with some details about the people that made them and our take on what they mean. These quotes stand out for us as they either contain excellent advice or are great reflections of what gambling is all about.

“Quit while you’re ahead. All the best gamblers do.”

This is a quote from Baltasar Gracián y Morales, a 17th century philosopher. We like it because, several hundred years later, it remains one of the single best pieces of gambling advice. If you can learn to quit when you are ahead, then you have an excellent chance of being a successful gambler.

This is an Irish proverb which highlights one of the biggest mistakes a gambler can make: chasing losses. In the same way that you have to know when to quit when you are ahead, there’s also a time to cut your losses and quit.

“Money won is twice as sweet as money earned.”

For many gamblers, this quote neatly sums why they gamble. It’s not just about the money itself, it’s the joy of winning it. The quote was from the movie The Color of Money, said by the character Fast Eddie Felson – played by Paul Newman.

“I’ve learned the lesson that the worst thing that can happen to a gambler is to let his recent losses or wins knock him off keel emotionally.”

Andrew Beyer highlighted one of the biggest failings of gamblers in this quote: letting emotions cloud judgment. Beyer was an expert on horse racing betting, writing four books on the subject. He also designed the Beyer Speed Figure, a system for rating Thoroughbred racehorses.

The origins of this proverb aren’t entirely clear. It’s a simple statement but entirely true. If a horse you have bet on wins, you’ll always wish you had bet more on it. The premise applies to any form of gambling.

“Once you start thinking you have nothing left to learn, you have everything to learn.”

Really, this quote could apply to life in general. It was actually made in the context of poker, by Steve Badger. Badger owned one of the first, and best, websites dedicated to educating poker players. In this quote he’s pointing out that if you think you know it all you are sadly mistaken.

“Gambling is not about how well you play the games, it’s really about how well you handle your money.”

This is from poker player V. P. Pappy. We could pick a number of quotes from him as he’s made several great ones, but this is probably our favorite in terms of the advice it contains. He is making the excellent point that good money management is absolutely essential to successful gambling.

“At gambling, the deadly sin is to mistake bad play for bad luck.”

This quote is from the James Bond book (and movie) Casino Royale, written by Ian Fleming. It emphasizes a mistake that many gamblers make: blaming bad luck instead of trying to work if they made a bad play or bet.

“There is a very easy way to return from a casino with a small fortune; go there with a large one.”

Something of a tongue in cheek quote this one, from Jack Yelton. He is essentially highlighting the fact that you are likely to lose money playing casino games. He’s right of course; the house does have an edge over the long term.

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That doesn’t mean that casino games should be avoided at all costs, as they are great fun and it’s possible to win money if you get lucky. It’s just important to recognize that the odds are ultimately against you.