punter
- noun
- /ˈpʌntər/
- UK
- As a seasoned punter, she carefully analyzed the statistics before deciding which horse to bet on.
- punters place their bets
- average punter
- Punters place
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- So set the punter against the person that wants to lay the bet.
- On the flip side, if I fall in love with a punter in nine years, we'll go.
- And but they, they would like the back background, you know, but they were, I used to call them the punters, you know, they completely got it.
Examples
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There are few punters left at the tables.
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The punters at Jack's table include Mr. Tchai and four expensively dressed Chinese men.
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The more money the punters lose, the more money we make.
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At least the punters keep their hands to themselves.
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Around the table, the punters move their chips onto numbers, lines, and colors.
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The punters love it.
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Now at a roulette table, Reynolds has prepared the bets for fifteen punters.
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The punter placed a bet on the race and anxiously watched as the horses came around the final turn.
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Every Saturday, the local pub is filled with enthusiastic punters eager to watch the big game and place their bets.
Synonyms
A person who risks money on games or races hoping to win more
A person who puts money on the result of a game or race
A person who regularly bets on horse races
A person who bets money on the result of an event
A person who places a bet on a game or race
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Morphology
Etymology
Punter also means someone who bets. It comes from the verb punt, meaning 'to bet', so a punter is a person who places a bet.