Sentence examples for live odds from inspiring English sources

"Hold on, the latest live odds are coming up on your screen now".

The Advertising Standards Authority is understood to be considering whether some live odds promotions breach its code of practice.

Researchers from the psychology department of the University of Warwick said 63 "live odds" adverts, which display time-limited offers, "may have encouraged viewers to gamble impulsively".

In Britain, television broadcasts of soccer games feature advertisements by gaming companies imploring viewers to place bets on the game they are watching, complete with live odds.

– PETER BLAIR In live odds from the track as of 5 25 p.m., Union Rags has become the betting favorite, at 3-2, followed by Dullahan, at 3-1, and Paynter, at 9-2.

LAS VEGAS — On Friday afternoons throughout the basketball season, a longtime sports bettor named Lem Banker sits at his kitchen table with a pair of phones, a large-digit calculator, columns of his wagering calculations and a computer screen flashing live odds.

In adjusted analyses (see Table 2), the oldest age group were less likely to believe that finding cancer early means that treatment saves lives (odds ratio (OR)=0.67, 95% confidence interval (CI): 0.51 0.89) and was less likely than the younger age group to believe they had too few screening tests in the past (see Table 2).

Comparisons will also be drawn with other high-profile figures who lived lives at odds with the law.

But it doesn't need figures to tell the average TV viewer or radio listener in the Britain of the prevalence of betting in and around the game, notably "live-odds" ads during matches.

The need to control the tomb is one of the reasons Israelis give for holding on to Hebron, where 160,000 Palestinians live at odds with 500 hardline settlers.

Ovarian response defined by oocytes collected, but not by the number of follicles, was independently associated with live birth (odds ratio, 2.0; 95% confidence interval, 1.18 to 3.54; P = 0.009).