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Rich Strike, a late entrant in the grandest horse race, went off at 80-1 odds. Meaning a $10 Win bet on the Derby winner would've returned $818.

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Kentucky Derby 2022 odds: Long shot Rich Strike wins Run for the Roses May 8, 2022 share facebook twitter reddit link Bettors who love to play long shots hit it big at the 148th Kentucky Derby on Saturday at Churchill Downs in Louisville. Rich Strike, a late entrant in the grandest horse race, went off at 80-1 odds. Meaning a $10 Win bet on the Derby winner would've returned $818. He stunned the sports world on Saturday by winning by three-quarters of a length over second-place finisher Epicenter (4-1 favorite). Rich Strike is the second-biggest long shot to win in Derby history. Donerail, who won in 1913, went off at 91-1. "Forget Rich Strike -- Lightning Strike," NBC's Mike Tirico said after the race. "That's one of the biggest upsets in the history of the Kentucky Derby. Friday morning at 8 a.m, this horse was not in the race." Rich Strike got into the race when Ethereal Road scratched on Friday, and the eventual winner spent most of Saturday at 99-1 and was still at 91-1 less than two hours before the race.

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Rich Strike paid $163.60 to win, $74.20 to place and $29.40 to show. He ran the 1 1/4 miles in 2:02.61.

Epicenter paid $7.40 to place and $5.20 to show.

Zandon, who finished another three-quarters of a length back in third, paid $5.60 to show.

The $2 exacta paid $4,101.20. The $1 trifecta paid $14,870.70.

Summer Is Tomorrow covered the first half-mile at the head of the field in 45.36 seconds, and commentators said the fast pace opened the way for Rich Strike as the favorites tired down the stretch. Jockey Sonny Leon and Rich Strike are the second tandem to win the Derby from the 20th post position since the modern starting gate was introduced in 1930 (Big Brown in 2008). Owner Eric Reed claimed the horse for $30,000 after a maiden race at Churchill Downs in September 2021. Prior to the shocking win, the Derby winner had raced seven times. During those races, he won once, placed third three times and didn't place at all three times. If you are ready to throw a few bucks down on the next long shot, head over to FOX Bet to place your wagers!

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How many people make a living gambling?

Only one-half of 1 percent of all gamblers fall into the professional category, according to the Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey. While actual numbers are hard to come by, people in the field say the number of professional gamblers may be 100,000 to 700,000 nationwide.

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FOR Lem Banker, becoming a professional gambler was a matter of joining the family business. Mr. Banker, perhaps one of the most successful gamblers in Las Vegas, Nev., learned the trade of sports betting from his father in Union City, N.J., where the family-owned candy store doubled as a bookmaking parlor. And Mr. Banker, who is 70, is unusual in another way. While a fast-growing number of Americans are willing to engage in gambling, he is one of a small percentage who have made a career of it, earning all of their income from legal gambling. Would-be professional gamblers, however, should think hard before quitting their day jobs. Only one-half of 1 percent of all gamblers fall into the professional category, according to the Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey. While actual numbers are hard to come by, people in the field say the number of professional gamblers may be 100,000 to 700,000 nationwide. Such gamblers are heavily regulated and must win a lot -- and keep good records -- to make the financials work. Most of the nation's professional gamblers are stationed in Las Vegas and at horse tracks across the country. And although they pay taxes and are recognized by the Internal Revenue Service, they do not seek attention and go largely unnoticed.