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What is the name of the person who takes bets from people?
A bookie
What is a person who bets on a horse called?
gambler
What do you call a person who doesn't pay bets?
Teller
Person taking bets on financial institutions?
Bank Bookie
What is a wager?
A wager is either something deposited as a bet, or something on which bets are laid.
What is the homophone for better?
Bettor --- a person who bets.
What is a bookie?
A bookie is someone who takes bets from people for a living. He will illegally take bets on sporting events and will pay out to those who win and collect from those who do not. The odds, like in most gambling are in the bookies favor.
Was the 2008 credit crisis a scam on the America?
At least in part it was a scam on America. The exact economic term is "moral hazard". Moral hazard occurs when one person or company takes a risk and, if successful, will reap the reward. But if unsuccessful someone else takes the loss.In the 2008 crisis AIG, for example, made bets on the credit market - bets that had been paying off for them as a company and as employees getting large bonuses. Yet when the bets became big losers the taxpayers of America were faced with a choice of bailing them out or dealing with catastrophic possible consequences. And the employees who took the risks still got huge bonuses.
How many bets in a reverse forecast patent?
There are 26 bets.
When was Free bets created?
Free bets was created in 2005.
Is 'all bets are winners' an idiom?
Not that I've ever heard. All bets are not winners - most bets lose the money.
Name the movie in which Mel Brooks plays a millionaire who bets that he can live as a homeless person for a month?
Life Stinks
