| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | access | Opportunity or right to approach. |
| 2. | admission | Opportunity to enter or join. |
| 3. | alternative | Another possible choice or course. |
| 4. | assessment | A judgment of likelihood or value. |
| 5. | attempt | An effort or try. |
| 6. | avenue | A possible way forward. |
| 7. | bad luck | Unfavorable fortune. |
| 8. | bet | A wager or risky expectation. |
| 9. | bid | An attempt or opportunity to win. |
| 10. | blessing | A fortunate benefit or favor. |
| 11. | boon | A helpful benefit or opportunity. |
| 12. | break | A lucky opportunity or advantage. |
| 13. | calculation | A reasoned estimate of likelihood. |
| 14. | certainty | A sure or inevitable outcome. |
| 15. | coin toss | A random deciding event. |
| 16. | coincidence | An accidental concurrence of events. |
| 17. | contingency | A possible future event. |
| 18. | crack | An informal opportunity to try. |
| 19. | doubt | Uncertainty about a possibility. |
| 20. | downside risk | Possibility of negative outcome. |
| 21. | entry | Opportunity to enter or participate. |
| 22. | estimate | An approximate judgment of likelihood. |
| 23. | eventuality | A possible future event. |
| 24. | expectation | A believed likely outcome. |
| 25. | experiment | A trial to discover results. |
| 26. | fifty-fifty | Equally likely either way. |
| 27. | first shot | An initial opportunity to try. |
| 28. | fluke | An unlikely lucky occurrence. |
| 29. | fortuity | A chance occurrence or accident. |
| 30. | fortune | Luck, especially good or bad. |
| 31. | freedom | Opportunity to act without constraint. |
| 32. | gamble | A risky action or possibility. |
| 33. | go | An informal attempt or turn. |
| 34. | good fortune | Favorable luck. |
| 35. | happenstance | A chance occurrence. |
| 36. | hope | A desired possibility. |
| 37. | imponderable | A factor impossible to assess. |
| 38. | incident | An event, often unexpected. |
| 39. | interval | A period available between times. |
| 40. | invitation | An offered opportunity to participate. |
| 41. | job opening | An available employment opportunity. |
| 42. | latitude | Freedom or scope for action. |
| 43. | leeway | Freedom or opportunity to maneuver. |
| 44. | likelihood | The state of being probable. |
| 45. | long shot | An unlikely possibility. |
| 46. | lottery | A matter governed by luck. |
| 47. | luck | Fortune affecting outcomes. |
| 48. | misadventure | An unlucky or risky incident. |
| 49. | misfortune | Bad luck or unlucky event. |
| 50. | mishap | An unlucky accident or mistake. |
| 51. | moment | A brief suitable opportunity. |
| 52. | near certainty | An almost sure outcome. |
| 53. | new start | A fresh opportunity to begin. |
| 54. | occasion | A suitable time or opportunity. |
| 55. | odds | The likelihood of an outcome. |
| 56. | offer | A presented opportunity or proposal. |
| 57. | opening | An available opportunity or vacancy. |
| 58. | opportunity | A favorable opening or possibility. |
| 59. | option | A possible choice or course. |
| 60. | outlook | Expected future possibility. |
| 61. | path | A possible course of action. |
| 62. | place | An available position or opportunity. |
| 63. | possibility | Something that may happen or exist. |
| 64. | potential | Capacity for future possibility. |
| 65. | probability | The measure of how likely. |
| 66. | promise | Indication of future success. |
| 67. | proposal | A suggested opportunity or plan. |
| 68. | prospect | A likely or hoped-for possibility. |
| 69. | question | A matter of uncertainty. |
| 70. | random factor | An unpredictable influencing element. |
| 71. | randomness | Lack of predictable pattern. |
| 72. | risk | Possibility of loss or harm. |
| 73. | roll of the dice | A risky or random attempt. |
| 74. | room | Scope or opportunity to act. |
| 75. | route | A possible path or method. |
| 76. | scope | Opportunity or freedom for action. |
| 77. | shot | An attempt or opportunity to succeed. |
| 78. | slot | An available time or position. |
| 79. | space | Available room or opportunity. |
| 80. | speculation | A risky investment or guess. |
| 81. | stab | An informal attempt or try. |
| 82. | sure thing | A nearly certain outcome. |
| 83. | test | A trial or proving opportunity. |
| 84. | time slot | An available scheduled period. |
| 85. | toss-up | An outcome equally likely either way. |
| 86. | trial | A test attempt or opportunity. |
| 87. | try | An attempt or opportunity to succeed. |
| 88. | turn | An opportunity to act or try. |
| 89. | uncertain possibility | A possibility not definitely known. |
| 90. | uncertainty | Lack of certainty about outcome. |
| 91. | unknown | An uncertain factor or outcome. |
| 92. | vacancy | An available position or opening. |
| 93. | vacant post | An available job position. |
| 94. | venture | A risky attempt or undertaking. |
| 95. | way | A possible method or opportunity. |
| 96. | whack | An informal attempt or try. |
| 97. | wild card | An unpredictable factor or person. |
| 98. | windfall | An unexpected gain or benefit. |
| 99. | window | A limited period of opportunity. |
| 100. | x-factor | An unpredictable influential element. |
