Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

i-bet-ill-bet-you-can-bet

Phrase

/aɪ bɛt ɪl bɛt jʊ kæn bɛt/

Definition

A humorous phrase implying that the speaker is confident that the listener can wager or gamble, often used in playful banter.

Examples

“I bet I’ll bet you can bet on this game!”
“Whenever we talk about the next movie release, I always say, ‘I bet I’ll bet you can bet on it!”
“Feeling lucky? I bet I’ll bet you can bet on that horse!”

Meaning

This expression is used in an informal context to suggest that someone is likely to place a bet or take a risk. It’s often employed in a light-hearted or teasing manner during conversations about gambling or risks.