1. People who analyze and predict the outcomes of horse races or other sporting events, typically by assessing the abilities and conditions of competitors.
Usage: Plural of handicapper; Common in horse racing and sports betting contexts
2. People who assign handicaps or adjustments to competitors in sports or games to equalize chances of winning.
Usage: Plural of handicapper; Used in golf, bowling, and other competitive sports

Examples

• Professional handicappers study racing form to predict which horses will win.
• The handicappers adjusted the golfers' scores based on their skill levels.
• Sports handicappers publish their predictions in newspapers and online.
• Expert handicappers use complex statistical models to forecast game outcomes.
• The tournament handicappers ensured fair competition among players of different abilities.
• Many bettors follow the advice of experienced handicappers before placing wagers.