- bookmaker: a gambler who accepts and pays off bets (especially on horse races)
- A bookmaker, or bookie, is an organization or a person that takes bets on sporting and other events at agreed upon odds.
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- A bookmaker, being a person who, or business which, takes bets from the general public on sporting events and similar
- In sports wagering a person who accepts bets.
- (U.K.) Short for bookmaker. The person or shop who accepts bets.
- A person or organization that sets the lines and books the bets in sports.
- The dictionary says bookie is the same thing as bookmaker, but Nevado’s legal sportsbooks don’t call themselves bookies. Bookies carries the implication of illegality.
- Person who takes bets from the clients.
- Very similar to the terms book or bookmaker, a bookie is the individual or company accepting and rewarding bets.
- Bookmaker or betting sites like Betway, Unibet, Betsson or Betfair.
- A shortened term for the Bookmaker. Also known as the House
- BookMaster (product of IBM) See related term Lookie
- a person registered and licensed by the controlling body to bet with the public at licensed racing meetings held within its jurisdiction.
- Another term for bookmaker or sportsbooks.
- a bookmaker either on the highstreet or online, someone you place bets with
- Usually a person who accepts local bets. Sometimes people on the web refer to sportsbooks as bookies. This is more prevalent in European areas.
- Friendly man who may give you money just for telling him whether it’s raining or not, even though he’s standing right next to you. Perfectly innocent.
- a person, house or organization that takes players™ bets.
- slang for bookmaker. The person or establishment that accepts bets. However, this typically may refer to illegal operations.