Definition of oddsmaker
: one who figures betting odds
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Of seeing your team trolled by oddsmakers and Madden video graders alike?
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With a leader as unpredictable as Trump, that’s a question keeping pundits, advocates, and oddsmakers busy down to the wire.
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Courier Journal Morning-line oddsmaker Mike Battaglia offers his free expert picks for Saturday, the last day of Churchill Down's Spring Meet.
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According to VegasInsider, Brazil is the top choice among oddsmakers at 4-1, followed by Germany (5-1), Spain (6-1), France (13-2), Argentina (9-1), Belgium (11-1), England (16-1), Portugal (25-1) and Uruguay (25-1).
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So say the oddsmakers at SportsBettingDime.com, who three months before NFL openers released a list of prop bets.
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Look at it his way in July: More motivation for the Dolphins in an off-season littered with such, from oddsmakers expectations to low Madden video ratings. 2.
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Matt Kryger/IndyStar Fantasy football analysts, Vegas oddsmakers and media generally aren’t optimistic about the Colts’ 2018 season, even though Andrew Luck is once again throwing an actual NFL football.
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Las Vegas oddsmakers aren't optimistic about the Dolphins this season, with most projecting a win total of six.
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