be odds-on

To be very likely or probable. Judging by the FBI's activity around the building, it's odds-on that an arrest will be made soon. It's odds-on at this point that we'll have to liquidate the company. You did cheerleading as a kid? So it's odds-on you've had a gnarly injury or two, huh?

See also:

20 to (some hour)
be up to (one)
be up to somebody
by and large
it strikes me that
a scooch
be on (one's) conscience
cross the Great Divide
divide
fashion victim

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