Yikes, gamblers just got hosed by the new tax bill.
From PFT:
Professional gamblers may need to find a new profession.
The final version of the big, beautiful bill that will be signed into law by President Trump on Friday contains the tax provision that limits deductions for losses to 90 percent. It has caused widespread consternation among those who make their living by gambling. And by those who make their living by getting people to gamble.
Representative Dina Titus (D-Nevada), whose district includes Las Vegas, believes that the new law will nudge people away from legal gambling to illegal operations.
“It pushes people into the black market if they don’t do regulated gaming because they have a tax disadvantage,” Titus said on News Nation. “The black market doesn’t pay taxes, isn’t regulated, doesn’t help with problem gaming, so it’s bad for the industry, as well as for the player.”
Titus may be introducing legislation to change the law back to the way it was.
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Yikes, gamblers just got hosed by the new tax bill.
From PFT:
Professional gamblers may need to find a new profession.
The final version of the big, beautiful bill that will be signed into law by President Trump on Friday contains the tax provision that limits deductions for losses to 90 percent. It has caused widespread consternation among those who make their living by gambling. And by those who make their living by getting people to gamble.
Representative Dina Titus (D-Nevada), whose district includes Las Vegas, believes that the new law will nudge people away from legal gambling to illegal operations.
“It pushes people into the black market if they don’t do regulated gaming because they have a tax disadvantage,” Titus said on News Nation. “The black market doesn’t pay taxes, isn’t regulated, doesn’t help with problem gaming, so it’s bad for the industry, as well as for the player.”
Titus may be introducing legislation to change the law back to the way it was.
I’m not terribly surprised given how the Bush-era GOP punished us with the passage of the UIGEA in 2006, as a favor to brick and mortar donors Sheldon Adelson and Steve Wynn. Still, it’s disappointing.
Sigh.
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I’m not terribly surprised given how the Bush-era GOP punished us with the passage of the UIGEA in 2006, as a favor to brick and mortar donors Sheldon Adelson and Steve Wynn. Still, it’s disappointing.
Another exchange, Sporttrade, is regulated like a sportsbook but is seeking status akin to Kalshi’s. Sporttrade CEO Alex Kane called requiring some gamblers to pay taxes on nonexistent income “asinine,” adding that the new rule also “cripples” sharps’ ability to earn a living.
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Another exchange, Sporttrade, is regulated like a sportsbook but is seeking status akin to Kalshi’s. Sporttrade CEO Alex Kane called requiring some gamblers to pay taxes on nonexistent income “asinine,” adding that the new rule also “cripples” sharps’ ability to earn a living.
Yikes, gamblers just got hosed by the new tax bill.
From PFT: Professional gamblers may need to find a new profession. The final version of the big, beautiful bill that will be signed into law by President Trump on Friday contains the tax provision that limits deductions for losses to 90 percent. It has caused widespread consternation among those who make their living by gambling. And by those who make their living by getting people to gamble. Representative Dina Titus (D-Nevada), whose district includes Las Vegas, believes that the new law will nudge people away from legal gambling to illegal operations. “It pushes people into the black market if they don’t do regulated gaming because they have a tax disadvantage,” Titus said on News Nation. “The black market doesn’t pay taxes, isn’t regulated, doesn’t help with problem gaming, so it’s bad for the industry, as well as for the player.” Titus may be introducing legislation to change the law back to the way it was.
That sucks.
But more importantly we can all regale in the very obvious MASSIVE PLUNGE in all consumer prices - especially groceries -
... just like the RACIST/CONVICTED FELON **promised** ....right?!?!
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Quote Originally Posted by Sidehatch:
Yikes, gamblers just got hosed by the new tax bill.
From PFT: Professional gamblers may need to find a new profession. The final version of the big, beautiful bill that will be signed into law by President Trump on Friday contains the tax provision that limits deductions for losses to 90 percent. It has caused widespread consternation among those who make their living by gambling. And by those who make their living by getting people to gamble. Representative Dina Titus (D-Nevada), whose district includes Las Vegas, believes that the new law will nudge people away from legal gambling to illegal operations. “It pushes people into the black market if they don’t do regulated gaming because they have a tax disadvantage,” Titus said on News Nation. “The black market doesn’t pay taxes, isn’t regulated, doesn’t help with problem gaming, so it’s bad for the industry, as well as for the player.” Titus may be introducing legislation to change the law back to the way it was.
That sucks.
But more importantly we can all regale in the very obvious MASSIVE PLUNGE in all consumer prices - especially groceries -
... just like the RACIST/CONVICTED FELON **promised** ....right?!?!
Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim: President Trump proves that RACIST/CONVICTED FELONS make the worst Presidents.. Yay, another tax increase by the felon!
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"I'm the MOST HONEST human being that GOD EVER created!" - Donald "the felon" Trump
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Quote Originally Posted by Sidehatch:
Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim: President Trump proves that RACIST/CONVICTED FELONS make the worst Presidents.. Yay, another tax increase by the felon!
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