crapshoot

But at the end of the day, it will be a crapshoot.

Right now, it's a crapshoot with her at the Games.

How long it will last is a little easier but still a crapshoot.

But at the same time, he felt it did nothing to eliminate the sense of a crapshoot in all these cases.

And where immigrants are concerned, the system becomes more of a crapshoot than ever.

"Now we're there, and it really becomes a crapshoot, because when you get down to the final 16, anything can happen."

Science can be exact and also a crapshoot depending on the subject.

"It was a crapshoot, but I come from a family of gamblers."

A senior state official described the legislation as "a political crapshoot."

"Family day care is a cosmic crapshoot for America's parents," he said.

Unless you know what you're buying, bargaining is always something of a crapshoot.

Leaving a country you like is always a crapshoot.

The system often looks more like a crapshoot than reasonable recompense.

Not knowing exactly what and who was involved, this would be a blind crapshoot of the worst kind.

It's basically a crapshoot which of the two words I mutter on any given morning.

In the crapshoot of life, I seemed to have gotten some loaded dice.

Today I was excited to play, but with just one game, it's such a crapshoot."

It always feels like a bit of a crapshoot.

Deregulation has made investing in these stocks much more of a crapshoot.

"When you talk about someone's heart, it's definitely a crapshoot, but who are we to say?

Parks these days are a bit of a crapshoot.

"We knew from the beginning that this was a great gamble, one crapshoot after another.

They are just lousy qualities in the crapshoot of electoral politics.

He termed the administration's approach to remaking Iraq a "crapshoot."

The bar can be uncontrollably hot in winter, and the music a crapshoot.