| That has turned the all-but-interminable Belmont Stakes into a little more than a crapshoot, decreasing the odds of a victory by the favourite. |
| Drafting high school and international players has obvious risks, but even with one-year collegians, the draft can be a crapshoot. |
| The futures game is a gamble, a crapshoot really, for both retailer and customer. |
| The Contemporary World Cinema category is generally a catch-all and a crapshoot. |
| On the other hand, a task that only a single pilot completes is something of a crapshoot. |
| It's too much of a crapshoot, at least over 18 holes, too great a chance you'll have a couple of little-known players in the final and therefore no real interest. |
