Hi guys and gals, new to this forum, done a lot of reading, thanks to all of you for the free advice I've already gotten.
Planning on heading to Vegas frequently during fall/winter to bet on sports. Hope to win, maybe win big. (If I lose, them's the breaks.)
Has anyone done the same and been booted from sports books for winning too much/too often?
Of course I plan on spreading it around as much as I can, but I'd love some advice on how to avoid any trouble. I'd prefer to limit my winnings and do this long term than to try to score quickly.
I know this sounds ridiculous, but on the way,way lucky side I could be winning $5000/wk some weeks. How to keep from getting kicked out????
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Hi guys and gals, new to this forum, done a lot of reading, thanks to all of you for the free advice I've already gotten.
Planning on heading to Vegas frequently during fall/winter to bet on sports. Hope to win, maybe win big. (If I lose, them's the breaks.)
Has anyone done the same and been booted from sports books for winning too much/too often?
Of course I plan on spreading it around as much as I can, but I'd love some advice on how to avoid any trouble. I'd prefer to limit my winnings and do this long term than to try to score quickly.
I know this sounds ridiculous, but on the way,way lucky side I could be winning $5000/wk some weeks. How to keep from getting kicked out????
I think the books will allow you to play as much as you like - see Big Tony downtown at the nugget - tell him nc1 sent you - he will probably know me strictly as nc , good luck
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I think the books will allow you to play as much as you like - see Big Tony downtown at the nugget - tell him nc1 sent you - he will probably know me strictly as nc , good luck
Ralph you are not to smart They would welcome you with open arms if you were whale.Good luckto you spread bets around i do alot 7point teasers .Dont be like guy came on here last week& threw $4,000 on saints-3/falcons.I told him to take some that $$$ and tease it falcons+10^ 41 He didnt Year before he came on said he laid another $4,000 in vegas on Tampa Bay they lost Spread around have fun Myabe give us some good picks when you get their Get players card Usually dont work much on Sports bets But does on slots & craps .Tip ticket taker if you want alot free drink tickets Where you staying at??
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Ralph you are not to smart They would welcome you with open arms if you were whale.Good luckto you spread bets around i do alot 7point teasers .Dont be like guy came on here last week& threw $4,000 on saints-3/falcons.I told him to take some that $$$ and tease it falcons+10^ 41 He didnt Year before he came on said he laid another $4,000 in vegas on Tampa Bay they lost Spread around have fun Myabe give us some good picks when you get their Get players card Usually dont work much on Sports bets But does on slots & craps .Tip ticket taker if you want alot free drink tickets Where you staying at??
Hi guys and gals, new to this forum, done a lot of reading, thanks to all of you for the free advice I've already gotten.
Planning on heading to Vegas frequently during fall/winter to bet on sports. Hope to win, maybe win big. (If I lose, them's the breaks.)
Has anyone done the same and been booted from sports books for winning too much/too often?
Of course I plan on spreading it around as much as I can, but I'd love some advice on how to avoid any trouble. I'd prefer to limit my winnings and do this long term than to try to score quickly.
I know this sounds ridiculous, but on the way,way lucky side I could be winning $5000/wk some weeks. How to keep from getting kicked out????
That would have to be the least of your concerns, LV sportbooks do not ban winners, or whales, (the worst thing a book could do) their only concern is containing 'balance'. HOWEVER, they do have the right to refuse any wager, and put limitations on twin parlay teasers. If your betting large, you definately need to spread your money out; never making a single wager to exceed $9,999 or the feds move in with a tax base that will eat you alive. Have fun, enjoy your stay
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Quote Originally Posted by RalphSpoilsport:
Hi guys and gals, new to this forum, done a lot of reading, thanks to all of you for the free advice I've already gotten.
Planning on heading to Vegas frequently during fall/winter to bet on sports. Hope to win, maybe win big. (If I lose, them's the breaks.)
Has anyone done the same and been booted from sports books for winning too much/too often?
Of course I plan on spreading it around as much as I can, but I'd love some advice on how to avoid any trouble. I'd prefer to limit my winnings and do this long term than to try to score quickly.
I know this sounds ridiculous, but on the way,way lucky side I could be winning $5000/wk some weeks. How to keep from getting kicked out????
That would have to be the least of your concerns, LV sportbooks do not ban winners, or whales, (the worst thing a book could do) their only concern is containing 'balance'. HOWEVER, they do have the right to refuse any wager, and put limitations on twin parlay teasers. If your betting large, you definately need to spread your money out; never making a single wager to exceed $9,999 or the feds move in with a tax base that will eat you alive. Have fun, enjoy your stay
Ralph-Don't worry about taxes or IRS bullsh*t and if you have a payout or even lay an amount in excess of $9999. they may get you to file a form that is a result of the Banking Act of 1991 that just states you are handling funds of $10,000 or more which isn't reporting anything to IRS and is only a way to track money laundering.The books hate them as much as you might so make your wagers of $10,000+ by using chips and make your payoffs in chips also and everything is lemon pleasy.If they ask you for a ss# you can miss-remember your didgets or not.Unless the payout is 600-1 or more there is no tax and your winnnings are nobodys business but yourown.
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Ralph-Don't worry about taxes or IRS bullsh*t and if you have a payout or even lay an amount in excess of $9999. they may get you to file a form that is a result of the Banking Act of 1991 that just states you are handling funds of $10,000 or more which isn't reporting anything to IRS and is only a way to track money laundering.The books hate them as much as you might so make your wagers of $10,000+ by using chips and make your payoffs in chips also and everything is lemon pleasy.If they ask you for a ss# you can miss-remember your didgets or not.Unless the payout is 600-1 or more there is no tax and your winnnings are nobodys business but yourown.
Definite good info from General and 666 been going for years and yes I dealt with Mouse.If ur a WHALE like you say just hit a couple casinos and spread it out.Never had a problem and always mis-digit.Unless you have had problems with the TAX MAN before u will b fine.Enjoy and throw us some LOCKS GL
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Definite good info from General and 666 been going for years and yes I dealt with Mouse.If ur a WHALE like you say just hit a couple casinos and spread it out.Never had a problem and always mis-digit.Unless you have had problems with the TAX MAN before u will b fine.Enjoy and throw us some LOCKS GL
Thanks guys. Still looking toward Feb-March to start my weekly trips. (I live in Palm Springs.)
You live literally 3 hours from Vegas and you're needing SB etiquette advice? Are you just turning 21 or something? Maybe hit Casino Morongo, or the Agua Caliente Indian casinos next to you first, so you're not so wet behind the ears when you step up to the big leagues..... No sports books, but this would just be a "practice run" to make sure you don't flip out the first time you get the "SPIN" on a Wheel Of Fortune slot machine. Ahhhh, to be young, dumb, full of come, worrying about getting into trouble for "winning too much".....reminds me of myself.....
Didn't Floyd "Money" Mayweather walk in to like the Bellagio or something last Super Bowl and drop a million on the Seahawks? So, I'm thinking you're $2 parlays are safe.....
Anyways, if this is indeed your "Maiden Voyage" to Vegas, I wouldn't worry about breaking the books, by winning too much, or possibly drinking the town dry because of all the comped drinks you're getting, or that the hot strippers are going to fall in love with you - you'll be just fine..... Good Luck Buddy, I'm curious to see if you come back bitter, broke, angry, and with a mild case of gout, alcohol poisoning, and crabs like 99.99999999% of the guys do on their first trip to Sin City......
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Quote Originally Posted by RalphSpoilsport:
Thanks guys. Still looking toward Feb-March to start my weekly trips. (I live in Palm Springs.)
You live literally 3 hours from Vegas and you're needing SB etiquette advice? Are you just turning 21 or something? Maybe hit Casino Morongo, or the Agua Caliente Indian casinos next to you first, so you're not so wet behind the ears when you step up to the big leagues..... No sports books, but this would just be a "practice run" to make sure you don't flip out the first time you get the "SPIN" on a Wheel Of Fortune slot machine. Ahhhh, to be young, dumb, full of come, worrying about getting into trouble for "winning too much".....reminds me of myself.....
Didn't Floyd "Money" Mayweather walk in to like the Bellagio or something last Super Bowl and drop a million on the Seahawks? So, I'm thinking you're $2 parlays are safe.....
Anyways, if this is indeed your "Maiden Voyage" to Vegas, I wouldn't worry about breaking the books, by winning too much, or possibly drinking the town dry because of all the comped drinks you're getting, or that the hot strippers are going to fall in love with you - you'll be just fine..... Good Luck Buddy, I'm curious to see if you come back bitter, broke, angry, and with a mild case of gout, alcohol poisoning, and crabs like 99.99999999% of the guys do on their first trip to Sin City......
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