Sentence examples for which you wager from inspiring English sources

Choose your mode of play: Fun mode (also known as practice mode), in which you wager with play money, is a great way to get started, while you're still familiarizing yourself with the game.

As a new user you're given 1,000 UP dollars (PromiseUP's virtual currency) which you use to wager against the promises you make.

However, you'll be wagering savings on which you've already paid taxes, and if you lose money you won't be eligible for any tax refund and can't claim a loss against other income.

Then you attach an amount you're willing to wager — in UP dollars — which you win if you fulfil the promise on time or lose if you renege.

Which company would you wager rented more ondemand movies in the last quarter of 2010: Amazon or Wal-Mart ?

In Spain and elsewhere, pelota is a professional game on which spectators wager.

In an effort to attract younger customers, several states have introduced video lottery terminals, in which players wager against a computer, and Keno, a bingo-like video game.

Rendeevoo — yet another dating app designed by men — appears to be fixated on fixing more of a male problem (quick date acquisition), and it's tackling that by removing the screening element which — I'd wager — pretty much any female (or indeed any discerning person) would tell you is an integral part of deciding whether to bother wasting time going on a date in the first place.

It sets the odds for more than 40 percent of the casinos in Las Vegas, and Cantor used that data to expand into what is known as in-running betting, which lets people wager on portable devices on sporting events in progress.

The hands-down winner is the Pentagon's plan to create a futures trading market in which speculators may wager on the likelihood of terrorist attacks, assassinations and other forms of mayhem.

"Copying" includes using DVD copying hardware, which I'd wager few people use, and software-based copying on a computer.