@pmanprays@helloitslynne How much has your dad given you to live in Vegas? Who signed for the condo before and your current place now?
How much backing have you gotten in poker?
You of all people shouldn’t be criticizing others about other people’s money.
@PUNISHEDJINGTAO @cardplayerlife@JustinBonomo You really think topping the money list in tourney poker is that huge of an accomplishment nowadays with all the six figure buy in tourneys?
I’m gonna run a billion dollar buy in tourney that pays out a billion for every spot. Should we induct everyone that enters???
@yadijavadi@pmanprays Villain doesn’t need to play big pots to glean info off of him.
Every hand played gives info. You can start narrowing their range right away by their vpip and any hands shown down.
You should be doing this every hand played vs every player.
@LuukeJohnston@pmanprays Not confusing at all if rec has AA. Pot is big and they are happy to win it now. They want to shut out flush draws.
Also most low limit players don’t know or want to play turns deep.
@pmanprays@uhhhcall Let’s say a reasonable player has A3 and faces your flop jam. Are they calling?
Now let’s say you call flop as well and turn is the ace. Is the reasonable player ever folding A3 at that point?
Why jam and blow out weak hands on the flop?
@VivaMattyVegas@PatrickE_Vegas On a ticket like this, there is no tax form required so no withholding. However, you are liable for all gambling wins less gambling loss offsets.
The key number is the multiple the parlay pays, which in this case is about 28x, not the size of the payout. 1/2
@dmfrod1986@VivaMattyVegas@PatrickE_Vegas Incorrect. All gambling wins are taxable and need to be reported. You can offset with gambling losses up to your gambling wins. If you cannot offset it all, you are liable for taxes on what wins remain.
Not reporting it is fraud.