? the hall of the imaginary guild of betting men.

? the post at which bets were made.

a place for recording wagers.

(?) a post or station for betting-men.

An enclosed space in a racing ground where bookmakers gather to take bets; originally defined by a circle of owners and others; also more fully b…

a room where betting is carried on.

= ring, n.1 18b.

Used chiefly in the possessive (occasionally abbrev. Tatt's n. also Tatts to denote. The principal betting enclosure on a racecourse. Also Tatter…

an establishment licensed to handle bets (on horse races, dog-races, etc.).

= betting office n.

a house where betting is carried on.

A room containing one or more pool tables, esp. one in which a charge is made for playing. Cf. pool hall n. at pool, n.3 compounds 1b.

an illegal betting shop where prices on future important races were displayed.

= list shop n.

(see quot. 1921) (cf. Tattersall, n. 1b); also attributive.

Frequently in the genitive. A shop or other establishment that handles bets, a betting shop; (later also) an online betting service. Cf. bookie, n.2…

A bookmaker's shop or premises; a betting shop. Frequently in the genitive.