Converse of object

• take: Synopsis: Brett takes the biggest gamble of his life.

• represent: This call represented a gamble on the part of the PCF leader Robert Hue.

Object

• addict: Australia may have the highest number of gambling addicts per head of population in the world.

• den: He visits brothels, drinking houses, gambling dens, and converses with harem girls.

• debt: Manchester United star Rooney has denied reports that he has fallen out with England teammate Owen over gambling debts.

• tournament: Our team wish you windfall gambling at how to play omaha hi gambling tournament training tournaments, and winning at it.

Adjective modifier

• calculated: The move was a calculated gamble to fend off litigation.

• reckless: To assume this regime's good faith is to bet the lives of millions and the peace of the world in a reckless gamble.

• risky: The next big thing or a risky gamble: Shell looks to turn sand into oil.

• desperate: It was Hitler's most desperate gamble of the war; he in fact planned its every move.

• huge: The Kirov is playing for very high stakes Kirov Opera is taking a huge gamble in touring with Wagner's Ring cycle.

• massive: I quit my jobs and took a massive gamble.

Preposition: on

• horse: Image: Would a gamble on the horses be the best way of raising the money?

Modifying Another Word

• again: Each time, he promises not to gamble again.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• away: Gambling away your little patience with to offer you.