You Don't Thik 'Bettable' Is a Word? Stanford Thinks 'Bettable Is a Word

I used the word in last night's Meanwhile in San Francisco: "Robots out of work as automated businesses close in Bay Area" but had to double check that it is indeed proper to say:

In July 2017, as with the Nazis in May 1940,, it was looking so bettable...

From the Stanford Social Innovation Review, Spring 2019:

Becoming Big Bettable 
Social change leaders can create more investment opportunities that can transform the world by following these guidelines.

So except for the Godwin's Law violation the sentence works.

However as far as I know Thik is not a word.