So did bettors, who sent her off at nearly 3-1.

To a bettor who put in $500 a race, the difference would be more than $40,000.

That also left bettors in the dark about her condition.

These bettors, though, do not want to bet against him.

Bettors didn't give her much of a chance; she was sent off at 47-1.

But the $2 bettor is also getting a raw deal in this case.

It may not even lure bettors from one state to the other.

Bettors will be allowed to pick 4 to 14 games.

However, in most countries it is absolutely legal to be a bettor.

Eventually the land, or in this case the bettors, will be played out.

If they come in first, second and third, the bettor wins, no matter the order.

"But I don't think they have much of a motive to go after individual bettors at all."

The bettor then makes money on the actions of this player.

This profile is similar to the one of the problem bettors.

In the meantime, the bettors will shop for a good thing.

Bettors can play their numbers up to seven consecutive days.

Yesterday was a big day at the races for two bettors.

The bettors got down, win and lose, in the books.

Suddenly bettors could get their fix without going to the track.

Finally, the darling of the $2 bettors got off the sofa.

A bettor is then free to take either side.

He'd be the bettor, not the shooter, when they were ready for that.

In this system, the bettors themselves automatically set the odds.

The game permits bettors to pick from 3 to 10 numbers between 1 and 80.

The finish was no surprise to the bettors in the crowd of 6,618.