What does went chalk mean? Went chalk is sports betting slang meaning the favorites won or the outcomes were as expected, with little upsets. In betting, chalk means favorite, because favorite's odds were written in chalk on old odds boards, and to bet the chalk means to bet favorite. So if tournament went chalk, it means top seeds or favorites advanced as expected, bracket remained chalky, without many surprises. For example, in March Madness, if first round went chalk, it means all top seeds won. Opposite is went to dogs or chalk busted meaning underdogs won. In general slang, went chalk can also mean something turned white or dusty like chalk, but betting context is most common. In education, went chalk could mean board filled with chalk. So meaning depends on context, but in sports talk, went chalk means favorites held, outcomes were predictable, and betting favorites covered. It does not relate to medical chalk or blister care, and is neutral term in betting, not offensive.
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