JDS NCAAF & NFL thread 24-25

[JDS]

carve it up. Have your girl help you out JDS. It's not their fault. It is the IRS regulations.

Then I’ll just bet offshore, so we’ll see.

 

[Tanko]

carve it up. Have your girl help you out JDS. It's not their fault. It is the IRS regulations.

Make sure you have them pick up the winnings too. Some books will look at video to make sure the person picking up the ticket is the one that made the bet if its big money.

 

[JDS]

@Pimike you have claimed to make large cash amounts at the B&M please if you would share your experience with us.

 

[mralar16]

carve it up. Have your girl help you out JDS. It's not their fault. It is the IRS regulations.

My thoughts exactly. If you bet big, and are successful, you'll lose outs left and right. The book will try to get your money, but they'll also help you evade some taxes if you cooperate. They have to, for you to continue to bet. And when/if you continue winning, they won't have any leverage, they'll just have to shut you down - but at least then you should be able to stay under the radar for all those previous bets (where, hypothetically, the book manager let you get away with some things that are not 100% in line with every applicable regulation)

I'm trying to say: maybe go back there *now*, before outcome is settled, and have a good long talk to the line manager, and his manager, and their manager.

They all want your action. For now. Make it count, get them to be honest AT LEAST, and at most, make them cooperate and cover up some potential evasion. They won't be as agreeable after you go 4-0 after the first few bets.

 

[JDS]

My thoughts exactly. If you bet big, and are successful, you'll lose outs left and right. The book will try to get your money, but they'll also help you evade some taxes if you cooperate. They have to, for you to continue to bet. And when/if you continue winning, they won't have any leverage, they'll just have to shut you down - but at least then you should be able to stay under the radar for all those previous bets (where, hypothetically, the book manager let you get away with some things that are not 100% in line with every applicable regulation)

I'm trying to say: maybe go back there *now*, before outcome is settled, and have a good long talk to the line manager, and his manager, and their manager.

They all want your action. For now. Make it count, get them to be honest AT LEAST, and at most, make them cooperate and cover up some potential evasion. They won't be as agreeable after you go 4-0 after the first few bets.

Yes I will talk to the line manager that told me they do not report anything that is not a 300/1 payout. If they charge me any tax, I will ask that man why did you fucking lie directly to my face very calmly as I stare into his eyes with complete & utter despair.

 

[Tanko]

Yes I will talk to the line manager that told me they do not report anything that is not a 300/1 payout. If they charge me any tax, I will ask that man why did you fucking lie directly to my face very calmly as I stare into his eyes with complete & utter despair.

Be nice JDS.
Don't screw yourself by pissing off the man who holds your money and/or will report it to IRS.

 

[JDS]

Be nice JDS.
Don't screw yourself by pissing off the man who holds your money and/or will report it to IRS.

It won’t matter at that point, they will have just lost a customer and I will pay my taxes end of story.

 

[Wagerallsports]

I had to give them my Social Security number for this bet at the brick and mortar. Has anyone ever had to do that ever in their betting career ? It was a first for me.

No SS but remember a couple of weeks ago I mentioned they started messing with me asking for personal info all over again since I’ve been winning there

They demanded 3 months history of my bank statements

Why would they need such personal information ??

I told them even offshore books have never asked for such detailed info

 

[quantumleap]

Well if that’s true, then that line manager lied directly to my face.

Hmmm, maybe Florida rules are different than Vegas rules.

 

[JDS]

Hmmm, maybe Florida rules are different than Vegas rules.

Would love to hear Mike‘s experience since he’s claimed to bet even more than I just did.

 

[dhristov211]

carve it up. Have your girl help you out JDS. It's not their fault. It is the IRS regulations.

But that gives the book the chance to adjust odds.

First runner gets -107, second gets -113, third is offered -120... what do you do then?

 

[shamrockexpress]

JDS Love Love Love the Canes myself here! I'll be rooting hard for you on this one.

 

[JDS]

JDS Love Love Love the Canes myself here! I'll be rooting hard for you on this one.

 

[shamrockexpress]

JDS I'll actually be going to that same Hard Rock end of next month. Never been, how is it?

 

[JDS]

JDS I'll actually be going to that same Hard Rock end of next month. Never been, how is it?

It’s pretty nice, definitely feels like a little piece of Vegas in our backyard. Huge property filled with all the amenities a Las Vegas strip hotel would provide.

 

[KingKolzig]

Miami returning a bunch of starters?

 

[JDS]

Miami returning a bunch of starters?

No pretty average, but they have transfers coming in at key positions on both sides of the ball.

 

[JDS]

I’m sure they’ll be a number of posters privately fading this pick just for the simple fact that it’s a big wager. I know how gamblers minds gravitate towards.

 

[samsncharge99]

the haters won't be happy long term in this thread

 

[KingKolzig]

I’m sure they’ll be a number of posters privately fading this pick just for the simple fact that it’s a big wager. I know how gamblers minds gravitate towards.

Maybe 20% canes fans there?

Money could flat out steal tickets from local landscapers