The phrase "at wagering" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts discussing gambling or betting activities, but it would typically require additional context for clarity.
Example: "He excelled at wagering on horse races, often predicting the winners with remarkable accuracy."
Alternatives: "in betting" or "when gambling".
"We're self-sufficient," says another Dell customer, Ian Burgess, head of Microsoft platforms at U.K. wagering house Betfair.
Frankel is now based in California, but he has not lost the tics he developed in those early years wagering at East Coast tracks.
Add to that expanded opportunities for less exotic forms of wagering at, say, the local watering hole and the tax figure would be vastly larger.
A 2008 N.C.A.A. study of collegiate gambling, for example, found that nearly 30 percent of all male athletes admitted wagering at least once in a year's time on college or pro sports in violation of N.C.A.A. rules.
Mr. Wandrak noted that although the state's two Indian casinos in Ledyard and Montville are doing extremely well, wagering at jai alai frontons and dog tracks has declined steadily.
But generally, he said, someone such as Paddock, who reportedly spent weeks at a time wagering tens of thousands of dollars or more, would qualify for high-end comps.
Mr. Wandrak noted that while the state's two Indian casinos in Ledyard and Montville are doing extremely well, wagering at jai alai frontons and dog tracks has steadily and dramatically declined.
Rhode Island: Rhode Island legalized sports wagering at its two casinos as part of its budget bill.
That license allows not only wagering at the Far Hills facility; it also allows the Far Hills simulcast signal to be sent wherever Monmouth Park's signal is sent, which is virtually every wagering facility, brick-and-mortar and online, in the country and a number of international outlets.
The Derby runner-up is also likely to be the second choice in wagering at Pimlico.
