[ˈʌdsˌbuːˌbæ]

Definitions

1. noun

In chess, the 50th move rule does not apply to the player who moves the piece that was captured, and the game can be continued indefinitely.

“The player tried to exploit the oddsbud in the chess game to his advantage.”

2. noun

A situation in which a player, especially in a game of chance, has a superior advantage or an unfair advantage.

“The gambler felt like he had an oddsbud in the poker game due to the other players’ poor decisions.”