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Answer:

likely

Step-by-step explanation:

Since most of the spots are greater than 100 (only a few are 100 or free spin or bankrupt) it is likely that you will land on an amount greater than 100

unlikely would be if there were only a few spots greater than 100

equally likely would be about 1/2 the spots greater than 100 and 1/2 not

impossible would be no spots greater than 100

certain would be all spots greater than 100

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