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This might belong in Showerthoughts, cept I'm really asking...

If you lived near a Casino, or like, In Vegas or somewhere similar....

Couldn't you.... go over and pull out all your paychecks from their ATM.....

Then play a $1 slot and leave.

Tax time comes around, chalk the whole year up as "Gambling Losses"

I imagine if this worked, someone would have already tried... still curious.

This might belong in Showerthoughts, cept I'm really asking... If you lived near a Casino, or like, In Vegas or somewhere similar.... Couldn't you.... go over and pull out all your paychecks from their ATM..... Then play a $1 slot and leave. Tax time comes around, chalk the whole year up as "Gambling Losses" I imagine if this worked, someone would have already tried... still curious.

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In addition gambling losses are only deductible up to the amount of gambling income. You can't use gambling losses to offset earned income. Plus you have to itemize.

Well, there goes the whole damn plan.

Thanks, that makes more sense.