wagerer造句

• Successful wagerers won that number, and losers forfeited that number.
• What the author achieves is the oddly free and lucid mind of the wagerer.
• Magna, in effect, is trying to steer account wagerers to its service.
• Cairpre suggests that he visit the dangerous wagerer Domnu, who may be able to help them reach the castle.
• Nevertheless, the bargain is considered a dangerous one, as the price of the Fiend's service is the wagerer's soul.
• The size of that berg is incalculable because bookies don't report to the Internal Revenue Service and friendly wagerers don't report to anybody.
• 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.
• But in the last 30 years, it has refashioned itself as a mecca for gamblers _ a sort of Atlantic City for weekend wagerers from Hong Kong.
• Since then, the Portuguese administration has presided over Macau's steady deterioration into a louche, vaguely sinister gambling destination for weekend wagerers from Hong Kong.
• Since then, the Portuguese administration has presided over Macau's steady deterioration into a disreputable, vaguely sinister gambling destination for weekend wagerers from Hong Kong.
• 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.
• According to his theory, a probability assertion is akin to a bet, and a bet is coherent only if it does not expose the wagerer to loss if their opponent chooses wisely.
• With his squat build, round face and loud tropical-print shirts, Wan looks like many of the weekend wagerers who jam Macau's down-at-the-heel casinos.
• What that means is we have the proverbial " good betting race, " and this event certainly offers an astute, or _ always more important _ a lucky wagerer a chance to make a score.
• IN SUMMARY-- Before the average idiot considers a life as a professional wagerer, read both of these gripping, Mario Puzo-like accounts of addiction, corruption, betrayal, deception, greed and victimhood.
• The lottery has no jackpot, aiming instead to spread wealth among the millions of wagerers trying their luck, so each of the 66, 000 numbers is printed on 1, 700 tickets costing about dlrs 16.
• Wan, with his deeply scarred arms and insatiable gambling habit, has emerged as the symbol of fin-de-siecle Macau _ an unsavory gambling den where weekend wagerers mix with career criminals and the casinos crawl with hard-eyed prostitutes.
• No really, we're not making this up . . . . Enter at your own risk, friendly wagerers : Rookie fifth-rounder Craig Krenzel expected to start at QB for Da Bears . . . . Niners minus-12 in turnovers, Bears minus-1 . . . . 49ers scored 49 against Bears in last year's season opener.
• We had never heard of TE Eric Johnson until he led Niners with eight catches, 86 yards last week . . . . Trend wagerers, take note : Saints, coming off season-opening loss at Superdome, didn't lose back-to-back home games last season . . . . Niners always find a way to put up a few points.