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English - United States - Extended English idiom corpus

all bets are off

all bets are off

Meaning

The situation has changed so previous expectations no longer apply.

Usage example

Use "all bets are off" when the situation has changed so previous expectations no longer apply.

Cultural context

A common English idiom or proverb included for public search discovery, learning, and IdiomBridge app promotion.

Related idioms

English - Zambia It takes a village. English - United States Do not count your chickens before they hatch. English - Canada The early bird catches the worm. English - United Kingdom A stitch in time saves nine.