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Bets for each race can be placed either at the Tote or with the track-side bookmakers.

In the early 1970s, Aleman decided to force independent bookmakers in Chicago to pay extortion payments, or "street tax", to the Outfit.

Cunningham had one time made repeated efforts to rid Westwood Village, just south of the UCLA campus, of bookmakers who were doing business with university students.

Kybo, scouting term for an outhouse Mаtched bеtting (also known as back bet matching, lay bet matching or double bеtting) is a bеtting technique used by individuals to profit from the free bets and incentives offered by bookmakers.

Church is a large village with a wealth of amenities, including a supermarket, bakery, bookmaker, sports centre, a fire station and a car sales garage.

He was filmed secretly by the Al Jazeera documentary during the meeting on fixing matches in future along with few bookmakers as he seated near Robin Morris at a room with whom he played for Mumbai Champs team at the Indian Cricket League.

" Online bookmaker Centrebet labelled the bout "highly, highly dubious" following a rush of bets (in the day leading to the fight) that caused a shortening of "odds for a first-round knockout from '5 to odds-on by the time the fight got under way.

CENTREBET originated from Alice Springs, Northern Territory and was the first bookmaker to be licensed in Australia in 1993 and the first bookmaker to go online in the Southern Hemisphere.

Online bookmaker Centrebet labelled the bout "highly, highly dubious" following a massive betting plunge shortly before the fight.

In March 2004, Odumbe was investigated by the International Cricket Council following allegations of possible match-fixing and was found guilty in August 2004 of receiving money from bookmakers and banned from cricket for five years.

[Speaking before the San Diego Liberal Businessman's Association, a group of saloonkeepers, bookmakers, and alike, on the eve of the 1935 California Pacific International Exposition.

However, it was frequent for "bookie's runners" to take and run bets from a public telephone to the bookmaker himself.

He confides the truth to Dino Palladino, a bookmaker who agrees to help launder the money.