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In the United States a sportsbook or a race and sports book (sometimes abbreviated as book) is a place where a gambler can wager on various sports competitions, including golf, football, basketball, baseball, ice hockey, soccer, horse racing, greyhound racing, boxing, and mixed martial arts. A sportsbook is the same thing as a “bookmaker” or “bookie.” It’s a company or individual who accepts bets from individual sports bettors.

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There are currently 28 names in this directory beginning with the letter T.
Take the Points
When a bettor places a wager on an underdog they are taking the points offered by the sportsbook.

Take the Price
Similar to taking the points. This is when a bettor takes the price on a game offered by the sportsbook. The bet is typically wagering a moneyline on the underdog.

Tank
A bookmaker’s cash in hand.

Tattersalls
The committee, composed of representatives of bookmakers’ organisations and the Jockey club, can negotiate in betting disputes and can also bar punters or bookmakers from racecourses.

Tic-tac
A person who provides betting information to bookmakers using a secret sign language.

Tipster
A person who offers or sells his betting predictions.

Tissue
Stems from the circulation of information in paper format. Refers to forecasts of the likely odds when the betting opens, generally made by the larger bookmakers and circulated to all the bookmakers likely to attend the meeting.

Tissue Price
The initial odds offered by a sportsbook. This price is usually considered to be the fairest price on a wager.

TKO (Technical Knockout)
A Technical Knockout in boxing.

To a Name
A credit bet made on-course, recorded without the issue of a betting ticket.

Tongue-Tie
A strip of cloth that helps the horse stabilize its tongue.

Totalisator Scheme
Refers to the Rules and Regulations governing the conduct of totalisator betting.

Totals
Totals are the numbers that bettors will choose the over or under on points (or runs, goals, etc,) scored.

Tote
A type of pool betting system operated by the tracks to give punters an alternative to betting with bookmakers.

TOTE (Totalisator)
A system introduced to Britain in 1929 to offer pool betting on racecourses.

Tote Board
At a race track, a large display with such information as the odds, pools, results, and payoffs for each greyhound race.

Tout
A person who sells or gives away sports betting picks.

Trainer
A person who is registered to train, kennel, nominate and race a greyhound.

Training
The processes involved in getting the greyhound into a condition suitable for racing. Involves diet, trialling, racing and general care of greyhounds.

Trap
Generally used to describe the starting position in from 1 to 6 drawn in an event.

Treble
A three-leg accumulator. All three selections must be successful to get a return; the winnings from the first selection automatically go on to the second and then on to the third.

Trial
Can be solo, double or in a half-field, where greyhounds go around a racing track similar to race conditions obtaining split and overall time for an indication of performance.

Trial Track
A registered entity with GRV, which operate smaller circular racing tracks, approximately 400 metres, normally used when breaking greyhounds in before heading to the actual racetrack.

Tricast
A bet in which the punter attempts to identify the first three dogs home.

Trio
The dogs finishing first, second and third place in EXACT ORDER.

Trixie
A multiple bet consisting of 4 bets (3 doubles and 1 treble) involving three selections in different events. A minimum of two selections must be successful to get a return.

True Odds
True odds are the actual odds of an event happening. In sports betting this is the most accurate point spread or moneyline. The actual odds of a bet winning based on probability. The true odds are usually higher than the payout odds, which is how the casinos gain their edge. For example, in European roulette the payout odds for a bet on a single number are 351. The true odds of winning such a bet are 361.

Twist Card
A race card with the numbers of the runners altered, to enable the tic-tac men to pass on bets without making public which of the runners are attracting the greatest volume of betting money.
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