Opinion

gl · Post by gl » 17 Dec 2006 13:48

For you, does this two words make sense used in pair ?

Betting UP

What does they suggest ?

They are not inserted in a particular context or phrase, but used for a domain name, bettingup.com

bye

BlackKimono · Post by **BlackKimono** » 17 Dec 2006 16:27

Sounds like a cool domain name for a poker site

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gl · Post by gl » 17 Dec 2006 19:25

BlackKimono wrote:Sounds like a cool domain name for a poker site .

Thank you BlackKimono

ANTHOS · Post by **ANTHOS** » 20 Dec 2006 21:46

These two words mean nothing to me

However, maybe it means something to poker experts or to Americans (I only know British English)

ElieDeLeuze · Post by **ElieDeLeuze** » 20 Dec 2006 22:14

Thank you for making publicity for this site.

gl · Post by gl » 21 Dec 2006 16:34

ANTHOS wrote:These two words mean nothing to me

However, maybe it means something to poker experts or to Americans (I only know British English)

This is what I was looking for: the opinion of a mother tongue english speaker (english or american) if it does not mean something to you, I will discard it, even though most domain names mean nothing.

gl · Post by gl » 21 Dec 2006 16:36

ElieDeLeuze wrote:Thank you for making publicity for this site.

This is not any kind of pubblicity because this site doesn't exist

BlackKimono · Post by **BlackKimono** » 21 Dec 2006 18:21

even though most domain names mean nothing.

Yes, that's a good thing to keep in mind

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My guess would be that "betting up" is not a used phrasal verb itself, but it's not gibberish either.
I'm not a native but it still sounds rationable to me

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