I saw a guy getting hand paid on those roulette machines. Why would you bet enough so that you'd have to pay taxes on a nice hit when if you played on table you'd be tax free?!
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I saw a guy getting hand paid on those roulette machines. Why would you bet enough so that you'd have to pay taxes on a nice hit when if you played on table you'd be tax free?!
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He's shy.....Originally Posted by TwoArmedBandito
Don't think ahead? Don't care?
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Fair dinkum legend
I never tried but on the old video single player ones if they pay player points at normal slot rates I had thought about playing a real safe strategy to grind points...you would lose money but should be able to get points cheap
Hope it was a good enough bet to off set the taxes....all he would of needed would be a 35.00 bet on one # that should bring back a 1260.00 return .
Last edited by charlie50; 10-30-2016 at 02:56 PM.
That's kind of why I play them. I rarely do and usually it's just small bets to kill time - like when I'm traveling and I want to hang out in the casino but I'm tired of losing on slots and don't have the mental energy for VP.
Honestly though it never occurred to me that if I actually bet enough and won big that it'd be a taxable handpay vs. no taxes if I won it on a regular table. Which kind of urks me because I'm usually superconscious about that since where I live I have to pay state and local income tax on all handpays and can't deduct losses. I bet the person you saw never thought of it either.
Everybody plays "their" certain machine at "their certain strategy.
Oh, and hand pays aren't that difficult to write off.
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