Definition of bettor
: one that bets
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Examples of bettor in a Sentence
Thousands of bettors were at the race track last weekend.
bettors on the horse race have to place their bets at least 20 minutes before the start of the race
Recent Examples of bettor from the Web
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For the first time in 31 racing programs, a bettor solved the 20-cent Rainbow 6 for a jackpot payoff of $399,545.94 on Sunday at Laurel Park .
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The American Gaming Association says bettors will plunk down $10 billion this year just on the outcome of those games.
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The general practice is to reallocate the purse to other owners if a winning horse is later proven to have been doped, but not to pay back bettors.
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The operator said that based on the number of tickets, 54 percent of bettors were correct in choosing the Eagles on the point spread and 75 percent on the money line.
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As a result, trainer Robert Bresnahan Jr. was barred from competing at Meadowlands, but there was no redress for bettors such as Tretter.
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However, not all viewers are big bettors, some are just interested in who is favored and why.
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Those are some of the prop bets that are available to bettors as the New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles prepare for Super Bowl LII on Feb. 4 in Minneapolis.
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Best of luck to all owners, trainers, jockeys and bettors.
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