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totalizator

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totalizator, totalizer, totalisator, totaliser
1. a system of betting on horse races in which the aggregate stake, less an administration charge and tax, is paid out to winners in proportion to their stake
2. the machine that records bets in this system and works out odds, pays out winnings, etc.
3. an apparatus for registering totals, as of a particular function or measurement


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The system uses technology developed by Unisyn Voting Solutions, a subsidiary of Carlsbad-based International Lottery & Totalizator Systems Inc.
There he was in charge of the totalizator at the Happy Valley Racecourse, during which time the turnover increased from HK$3.
com([R]) is a diversified provider of technology and pari-mutuel horse racing content to consumers through Internet and telephone platforms, and a leading supplier of totalizator systems, terminals and other pari-mutuel wagering services and systems to the pari-mutuel industry through its United Tote subsidiary.
 
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