Sentence examples for wagerer from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who wagers or bets.
To win a parlay bet, the wagerer must win each of the individual bets that have been linked.
If a low-money wagerer suddenly bets $1,000, the device will ask for an ID to ensure that the same player placed both bets.
Mr. Oppenheimer, who was not exactly a wagerer himself, used to be seen going down to the equivalent of the $2 betting window in Durban to place her bets.
"There are only two kinds of gamblers: the lucky and the broke," says the compulsive wagerer at the center of Preston L. Allen's casino noir "All or Nothing".
Betting on the Games is not allowed in the province of New South Wales, so the few wagerers ignored the hockey to focus on the ponies.
John J. Farmer Jr., the New Jersey attorney general, filed suit yesterday against three offshore Internet operations for providing what authorities said was illegal gambling available to under-age wagerers.
Weekend wagerers from Hong Kong, Taiwan and mainland China crowd around blackjack tables, as clouds of cigarette smoke curl above them.
For example, it might be thought that a forgiving God would bestow infinite utility upon wagerers-for and wagerers-against alike — Rescher 1985 is one author who entertains this possibility.
