The phrase "at a gambling" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing activities related to gambling, but it needs to be part of a larger, grammatically correct phrase.
Example: "We spent the evening at a gambling event in the city."
Alternatives: "at a casino" or "at a betting venue".
He loses the friendship by lending his friend $500 for gambling when the friend is tight at a gambling place.
Mayor Boris Johnson, the Max Hastings of the boudoir, accuses Gordon Brown of behaving like a drunk at a gambling table.
Steinbrenner was also willing to let the F.B.I. and the New York City Police Department use Yankee Stadium as a roundup point in a raid aimed at a gambling syndicate.
A Manhattan man was shot to death in front of his pregnant wife on Wednesday when he struggled with two would-be robbers at a gambling club in Bedford-Stuyvesant, witnesaid said.
At the Parx Casino in Bensalem, Pa., many gamblers come in an average of three to four times a week — or roughly 150 to 200 times a year, David Jonas, the former president and the chief operating officer of the casino, said at a gambling conference in 2010.
"We found that people believing that they drank vodka and Red Bull took more risks at a gambling task, for instance, so why is it that they don't take more risks when it comes to driving?" he asks.
"I don't look at it as a gamble," he said after the Nets' practice on Wednesday.
Though seen as a gamble at the time, it was clearly the right decision.
He spoke at a gambling-treatment center, but he says the man who ran it never paid him.
Thirteen months ago, she was an unknown message-board participant at Covers.com, a gambling website.
And at present a gambling bill is going through the UK Parliament, which seeks to ensure that gambling operators will have to be licensed in Great Britain if they want to take bets from British-based gamblers.
