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bettor

[bet-er] / ˈbɛt ər /
NOUN
person who bets
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The new facilities would create competition for Atlantic City casinos that have long drawn on New York bettors.

From The Wall Street Journal

Because of the economic gravity of fantasy sports leagues and legal gambling, the numbers most of us hear about these days have more to do with bettors making money than with players making shots.

From Los Angeles Times

The trading of sports contracts on Kalshi is different from sportsbooks because Kalshi is a financial exchange on which people bet against other bettors, and not a platform where gamblers bet against the house.

From MarketWatch

The spokesperson added that the company’s sports contracts are different from sportsbooks because Kalshi is a financial exchange where people bet against other bettors, and not a platform where gamblers bet against the house.

From MarketWatch

Gambling companies began pushing these combination bets with advertising and promotional offers, and with good reason: As bettors add propositions to a parlay, the odds of the bet paying off dwindle dramatically.

From The Wall Street Journal