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About 90 percent of DraftKings wagerers have returned to bet again, Kalish said.
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Early wagerers thought the Browns could keep the game close, or maybe even win it.
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"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," the Times story said.
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If the public begins to perceive that sports-betting markets are a cesspool of insider trading, in which only those with access to privileged information can make a profit, would-be wagerers might choose to sock their spare change into their retirement accounts instead.
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In September 2008, Betfair introduced a "Premium Charge" for wagerers whose winnings are particularly high compared to the amount of commission they pay. Specifically, members whose commission charges amount to less than 20% of their gross profits, and have placed bets in at least 250 markets, are required to pay the additional charge to make up the difference. Though Betfair stated that the charge would only affect less than 0.5% of its members, it attracted criticism on its member forum and from the broader exchange betting community. According to The Guardian, the charge significantly changed the relationship between Betfair and its customers, as Betfair can no longer claim to be a neutral betting exchange "where winners are welcome" (its mantra for many years).
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Betfair handled common-pool wagering at the organization's November 2009 championships, also streaming the events live to both national and international wagerers for the first time. At that point, the World Championship event was being telecast in over 140 countries, through various networks. Breeders' Cup also introduced the Breeders' Cup Challenge "Win and You're In" qualifying system, a policy wherein winners of major races throughout the year, from North America, England, Ireland, France, Hong Kong, Japan, South Africa, Australia would gain automatic access to the Breeders' Cup Championships races. Profits for 2010 were the highest in the organization's history, with wagering (both pari-mutuel and non-pari-mutuel) in 2010 nearing $200 million, or $21 million more than the previous year.
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