noun
- devices or systems that calculate and display running totals or cumulative amounts
- betting machines that calculate odds and payouts based on total amounts wagered
Usage: technical
Usage: gambling; horse racing
Examples
- The gas station’s totalizers showed how much fuel had been dispensed that day.
- Electronic totalizers in the factory tracked production numbers automatically.
- The racetrack’s totalizers displayed the current odds for each horse.
- Modern totalizers can process thousands of bets per minute.
- The accountant relied on digital totalizers to sum the daily receipts.
- Old mechanical totalizers required manual resetting after each race.