I want to bet $10,000 on 1 bet. I only trust Vegas

Re: stacking

If you go some place with kiosks, it is pretty easy to print up as many tickets as you need for smaller amounts.  My local Indian casino has kiosks with a max bet of around 1000 so you'd have to split it up.  10,000 is a lot of money, but it is not even a drop in the ocean of money being laundered across the world every day.

Good luck whatever your bet is.  Hope you have a safe flight too...

@greenhead

 Again, you guys might be right but I dont want to do anything that could cause a SAR to be filed on me. Vanzack is right, it is called structuring. I remembered the word wrong.. but I found this online as potential criminal activity in the most recent AGA. 

Reasons that a casino/sportsbook should file a SAR

GAMING FLOOR ACTIVITY
• Minimal gaming despite large financial
transactions with the casino.
• Structuring of transactions to stay at or
slightly below the $10,000.00 reporting
threshold for CTRs.
• Placing currency in a slot machine, then cashing
out after minimal or no play and redeeming the
TITO ticket at a kiosk on the gaming floor (“bill
stuffing”).

Like I said...

Literally everyone in every casino does this.  EVERYONE!

Structuring is not a crime on its own.  I would bet a lot of money that nobody has EVER been convicted of structuring on its own.  It is a supportive crime.  It supports RICO crimes.

I get the position you are in.  Just a normal guy trying to make a bet and some dude scares the S out of you.  I get it.  But I am laughing here.  It is not reality.

But good luck on your trip, and your wager.  Hope you win.

And I’m sure you’ll be having to pay taxes on any winnings from this bet

@Drew61

 I will mention you specifically in the video so you can fade it. Perhaps you can also make a video showing you in a sportsbook betting $10,000 on the opposite side ??? That would make for quite an interesting bet knowing that one of us will win and one of us will lose. Of course, I wont hold my breath on the video from you. Instead I will just expect complete silence when it wins, or you breaking your neck to post how you faded it the second it loses. 

@vanzack

 Thank you

@Yabbo1979

 No. Only on 300 to 1 or higher payouts. 

And BTW Danny....

THE MOST IMPORTANT THING....

Dont sweat a CTR!!  It is nothing!  I have had a million of them.  It literally tells the government (it is not a tax form) that you had 10k in cash on you.  Anywhere.  Like if you bought a car with cash?  CTR.  Go to 7-11 with 10k?  CTR.  They get a million of them a day, and they mean nothing on their own.  THEY ARE ONLY SUPPORTIVE.

So go throw your 10k down and make your bet and let them file a CTR.  Who cares.

LMAO...touché

Your biggest worry should be TSA.

I was flying with a stack of cash (more than yours), and I was questioned for about 20 minutes - and at the end I felt like I was lucky to not have it confiscated.  They are selfishly minded, and know they can really F you up.  It was only once out of about 100 times flying, but be ready in case you are questioned.

Was going to type something similar but vanzack has you hooked up. If you can help it you don't want to make $10k for tax purposes. F the guvment.

@vanzack

How about flying north to south and not coast to coast, thought of that? Say, Seattle to Vegas ? But that’s 2.5 hr maximum but give him a break on exact times.

Attention w horring in 2021 has truly evolved.

 felonies and Rico...look at me 

Keep reading pal.  You are on post 10 of 40.

"Calling all bowling pins."

@vanzack

 F this really happened to you? That’s such BS.. thankfully I’ve never been questioned before, but legally they have no right to do that to you. Max I’ve carried is 50K on a flight to Vegas though. 

And your advice is sound on CTR.. f it. It matters zero. Fill em out, they mean nothing 

@IncognitoZR

 We all better pray that that person Yellen/Biden don’t get their way and start monitoring bank accounts  and activities.. can you imagine $600 transactions actually taxed. Not a world I’m trying to be in 

@vanzack

 Money loves silence. That’s for you, pal. 

@vanzack

 This is laughable. RICO nonsense. An SAR could be filed for potential structuring, but at $10k wouldn't bat an eye. 

I dont know you dude, but I hope you win. Good Luck! 

I drove to Vegas in Feb of 2020 for this same reason... because I wanted to put down five figures on the Super Bowl, and I preferred doing it with a Vegas Sportsbook rather than online. I can confirm what vanzack said on Page 1... you will have problems.

The Hilton Superbook? They wouldn't take my bet.

The sportsbook at Ballys? They wouldn't take my bet.

Another book, after checking with the manager, would only take $2,000 of it.

Some of them wanted to see my "player card." Well, I didn't have a player's card and I didn't wish to get one.

And this is the freakin' SUPER BOWL! It will be even worse for you on a normal, regular season game.

I ended up having to break it up into a whole bunch of smaller bets, at several different books all over town.  What a chore that turned out to be.

Note that I didn't have too much of a problem at South Point. They did take a pretty good size bet without question. I remember thinking I would have saved a LOT OF TIME if I had gone there first.

Good luck and report back as to what happened.

Great tip om South Point. They will ask if you have a players card, but you can jut say no. Up to about 3k.

Vegas is weird. Its all about KYC. If they know you, and you dont mind giving info, you can bet as much as you want.

Lol F that. We shall see. I can imagine in the not too distant future, Vegas will be cancelled.

@Ed-Collins

 Did you win your bet ? That would have been Chiefs vs SF where it looked like SF had the game won but KC won it in the 4th.

Yes it's true when I bet $7,000 they told me they aren't taking my bet until I get a players card. I went and got one. 

@NyJetropolitan

 Thank You. It's gonna win.