And I think an existential question for horseracing is, you know, will the retail bettors be entertained enough to kind of stay interested in horseracing like, or will they just move to betting on football or poker or whatever else?
The largest bettors on subprime mortgage securities—AIG, Lehman, Bear, Merrill, as well as Fannie and Freddie—weren't commercial banks backed by federal guarantees.
Sports bettors need a bit more street smarts, because there's this whole second side to sports betting of how do you get your money down good if people think that you're a winning bettor?
This class conflict would play out in towns across the empire, the ignorant masses swallowing the propaganda coming from the capital and overwhelming their sensible bettors.
Sports bettors need a bit more street smarts because there's this whole second side to sports betting of how do you actually, how do you get your money down good if people think that you're a winning bettor.
Sports bettors need a bit more street smarts because there's this whole second side to sports betting of how do you actually, how do you get your money down good if people think that you're a winning bettor?